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Hush Puppies So good theyâre bad. 1972 Â
Rest in Paradise - Alejandro Rodriguez
me, interacting with another 20+ year old on tumblr:
It wasnât meant to be. Youâre not missing out. Your life has different plans for you.
daniel day-lewis who? naomie harris is the true chameleon actor of our times
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On the internet: Ugh I hate people so much
Applying for a job: I love working with people and I'm very sociable
honestly the funniest thing iâve ever read was âradiohead makes music for people who have trouble asking for ketchup at mcdonaldsâ
Happy Sunday
This Gorgeous Photo Series Crushes Stereotypes About Black Masculinity
Loftin shot the photo series after seeing the stark contrast between the Google results for âblack boy in hoodieâ and âwhite boy in hoodie.â
In contrast to the images of black men depicted in the Google image search, Loftinâs poses are sweet, affectionate, and sometimes silly.
âBlack people, and black men specifically, exist outside of the stereotypes that have been created for us by the media and those that control it,â he told.
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They always portray us as dangerous thugs in black hoodies, nothing new. And the fact that whites still believe that black people are dangerous to them proves just how ingrained white supremacism is in this country!
This man just wanted to say that racism is still a reality we have to deal with. Inferential racism certainly wonât go away by no one talking about it. We have to accept that there is a serious problem in America, that many white Americans are raised with these subtle cues all around them telling them to âfear blacksâ.
Stop making up false stories about us, we are just people, just a little darker.
Myles Loftin
mylesloftinphotography.com
we should start this thing where we place artist names in the title.
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