The VC Theory

Defying society’s standards while simultaneously inventing my own based on the successes I attain during my experience. Therefore every tomorrow is a hypothetical and every yesterday is the proven theory of your greatness. Build. Improve. Attain.

[vczworld-blog]

Step Up to the Challenge of bettering the Self...

[vczworld-blog]

Dear Beauty

Your shine outshines the darkness of my past

As seconds with you seem to last and last

To hear your voice, to see your face

To make you smile, and to share your space

In a thousand lifetimes I could never replace

How much our aura and intellect relate

So may I ask you for your hand

To guide you to a land

And help you understand

How you've saved the drowning boy in the depths of this man

I can't promise you forever, or even perfection

Or the wisest of words and the best direction

But I can give this heart tho I've given before

With the greatest hope you'll cherish it more

And choose to be mine, so I can be yours...

-VC

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Anti-Socially Social

You cling to your vanity because deep down you aren’t truly in love with the person nobody gets to see

But ... I see

I see

That we

Have more in common than you would like to believe

So you go to such extremes

In an attempt to deceive

But

You are the one deceived

Let us no longer bend like elbows and knees

For a world that eats the focus necessary to achieve

Let’s leave

Like autumn trees

Because the cold is now here

But disregard fear

For the attention to better

Because just like shifting seasons no pain is forever

-VC

[vczworld-blog]

Sucker For Love

Am I Chasing dreams or chasing stars?

I fall apart

Then I chase my weed with Henn just to mend the heart

Momma said to be careful women are very smart

Wish I coulda seen it from the very start

See we started off as friends

Bestest til the end

Now the feelings fade again

We never make amends

Took another L, praying for the win

Tryna be a starter, tired of playing bench

So now I search for signs like astrology

To no longer keep separated where’s this apostrophe ?

I guess Cupid keep dodging me

I’m the biggest fan of love, but she seems to be mockin me

Or possibly

She’s somewhere watching me

Waiting for the day I can responsibly

Handle all her magic and her feelings

Til then I’ll be staring at the ceiling

I’m a sucker for love

~VC

[vczworld-blog]

Love Is...

Love is a wishing well, Love is your hottest hell

Love is wanting to excel and prevail but doubtful that what you love loves you on the same scale

Love is not knowing up from down, left from right, surrounded by darkness, yet seemingly finding light

Love makes the best of you, while dragging you through the worst of you, wondering if this is a blessing or a curse for you.

So many lessons through obsession and a search for you.

A desert full of feelings and I'm just dying of thirst for you.

See love is not a stop, it's a pathway

Pain will come don't keep giving in halfway

We believe love is a dance, to the sweetest of serenades

But it’s more of a chiseled art, so let’s admire what we’ve made...

-VC

[vczworld-blog]

Ms. Misses

She claims attraction to the poets that think

And in a blink

Of her brown eyes she winks

Her sexual demeanor

Ever cleaner than a diva’s

Head stronger than a ram’s

I’m thinking damn just like the beavers

Ms. Parker, Ms. Parker

Who loves her lip shades darker

Spend a time a with Mr. Carter

And I’ll plug you like a charger

To an energy, that’s mentally

Essentially, potentially

Curing the question in your mind “Is love really meant for me?”

It is the unforeseen queens that often question the most

Weary of the man who wants to hit it and boast

Shorty there are only shallows if you stick to the coast

Take a swim up in this love and see how deep that it goes

-VC

[vczworld-blog]

The Canvas

A pure work of art, my favorite picture

My favorite mold, my favorite fixture

Only the richest man could ever wish to get ya

Still I close my eyes and fix my lips to kiss ya

You’re the finest thing I've ever seen before

The flyest thing in any Neimann store

Or actually, in this gallery, and I'm a regular so I don't need a tour

So I’m casting you for my newest movie

And that says a lot cuz I'm extra choosy

But you’re a 1 of 1, like the rarest Louie

And that's a Fendi, plus your lips are Gucci

Hope you fall in love with my understanding

Never reprimanding, never take advantage

I pray this love never do us damage

Cuz I could paint the town but you’re my favorite canvas

-VC

[loveremains4eva-deactivated2017]

33 Questions White People Have For White People (X)

You all need to watch this, white people calling out white people…😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊

[perashay]

Watch this

[justgrayt]

THIS!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[lebritanyamor-deactivated202601]

“ why don’t we understand the difference between appropriation & appreciation ” !!!!

[blvckflamingo]

“we were white people running away from white people, that shows you how bad white people can be”

[ypshadowking]

“White people congratulating other white people, for being white.”

[yeahsheloveshes-deactivated2017]

I am gasping yaaaaaaaas

[gawdofdopeshit]

“Didn’t Christopher Columbus come to America LOOKING for spices” 😂😂😂

[quitethefreak]

Omgggggggggggggg

[vczworld-blog]

The beauty of life...the pain never lasts

[vczworld-blog]

“So, if we’re all going to be outraged,” the former NBA star wrapped up, “let’s be outraged that we weren’t more outraged when his racism was first evident. Let’s be outraged that private conversations between people in an intimate relationship are recorded and publicly played. Let’s be outraged that whoever did the betraying will probably get a book deal, a sitcom, trade recipes with Hoda and Kathie Lee, and soon appear on ‘Celebrity Apprentice’ and ‘Dancing with the Stars.”

http://toprightnews.com/?p=2777

[criticalu]

As a PAR project action has taken many forms and has been woven through each step of our research. Our research is designed to become a part of the everyday conversation in the streets around Morris Avenue, to communicate to parts of the city not targeted by the NYPD, and to inform policy-makers.

Morris Justice, “Action” (via criticalu)

It's amazing to see someone finally stand up against the harassment of the stop and frisk. I wasn't even aware of this project and it actually isn't far from where I live. Also, the percentages of stop and frisks that result in nothing meant everything because from my experience they always did result in nothing. Another number that stood out to me was the number of people who had contact with this harassment being 25 years of age or younger symbolizes to me how young men of color are targeted. It's sad when you come home and still feel like you don't belong. I commend this project and wish great successes on it.

[criticalu]

Loans which either benefit the creditor only, or inflict social and environmental damage on individuals, families, and communities, should be renegotiated to compensate for harms.

Andrew Ross, “Nine Arguments for Debt Refusal” (via criticalu)

I agree that debt is a source of capitalists continuing to profit off of the working class. I remember reading something about the federal reserve bank basically lending a dollar on agreement that you owe them that dollar. The catch to that is that they are the ones who make all the dollars, so how can repay them that dollar if they are the source of all dollars. Essentially, you are forever in debt to them. That's twisted logic but it just goes to show how any aspect of life can be used to be profitable. I also agree that the only way to remove this is to by accept debt but how can we really when it comes from everything vital to us. Can't pay for something and a loan must be taken, even to start something of your own like a business, a business loan is often needed. We must venture into finding ways of gaining some control of means of production as a class in order to begin our own accumulation of control over daily processes.

[criticalu]

[T]o the NCAA, whose existence depends on a steady stream of unpaid, ‘amateur’ labor, the stakes are about as high as they get. Their ability to get intercollegiate athletes to work while avoiding all the responsibilities associated with formally employing them—a relationship on the rise throughout the global economy, from subcontracted janitors cleaning New York City office towers to Bangladeshi garment workers producing clothing for Walmart—is, for the first time, being directly challenged.

Samir Sonti, “Unionize College Football” (via criticalu)

I agree with the notion that student-athletes should get some form of compensation for their efforts in being dedicated athletes as well as students. Some people struggle with just being a student, let alone endure practice, games, and homework. I am a student athlete and because of my schedule to maintain a job while attending school and playing a sport is a bit of a task. Therefore, I chose not to work in order to place all focus on excelling in school and on the court. Yet, I am still responsible for covering my costs of travel to school weekly and feeding myself (being that my school doesn't have a meal plan) without a consistent form of income. These unions understand that being a student athlete although it is a choice, is not an easy road. So they should allow us to have some sort of advocation of ourselves to show what we need and where.

[criticalu]

This list is dedicated to all of the brilliant and emotional and scared students out there.

Suey Park, “How to Be Less of a Jerk to Students with Anxiety Disorders” (via criticalu)

I've always hated the fact that people treat those with mental health issues as of they are weird or something. Part of being a society is finding ways to accommodate all. My last school upstate used to always advocate if you had problems testing that you could always request extra or alone time so you can be the most comfortable while taking exams. Everyone is wired differently yes but that therefore doesn't make one "normal" and the other not. Who decides who's normal anyway, how is that power given at all. The problem with ourselves today is the compassion for another has been lost unless it's beneficial to the self of course. That thought process makes us ugly as people.

[criticalu]

The Suspension Stories Project, “Sent Down the Drain”

[vczworld-blog]

I'm not surprised that this tactic is being used. There's no way they are going to build prisons and not have ways of keeping people in the cells of those prisons. It just sucks that the target is always people of color. Anything to keep the working class in their place more or less. It always boils down to setting up systems of capitalizing on capital.

[vczworld-blog]

The expansion of intellect is a primary tool to any prophet of revolution...

[criticalu]

Despite its hyperbole (or perhaps because of it), ‘A Nation At Risk’ became a timely cudgel for the larger privatization movement. With Reagan and Friedman, the Nobel-Prize-winning economist, preaching that salvation would come once most government services were turned over to private entrepreneurs, the privatizers began proselytizing to get government out of everything from the post office to the public schools. Corporations recognized privatization as a euphemism for profits. ‘Our schools are failing’ became the slogan for those who wanted public-treasury vouchers to move money into private schools. These cries continue today.

Dean Paton, “The Myth Behind Public School Failure” (via criticalu)

It's amazing how the blame is placed on the individuals that are actually holding up their end of the purpose of education in the first place. Those who give the knowledge and those who are receiving it are entirely in the right. The one who is failing education the most is the system itself. Those in the higher seats pulling the strings only to promote all actions in their favor. The ideals of capitalism are embedded so deep into our society that chase for capital itself no longer has any limitations. They even want to drain the freedom of our gaining knowledge, blatantly showing a disregard for the societal consequences. Where do we draw the line and stop allowing ourselves to be swindled out of our most basic rights. If they are going to profit from something as simple as the education of our future generations imagine the next little yet vital thing they will get theirs hands on next.