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There is no argument, this scene is the best thing that infinity war has given us
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Migos for GQ Magazine
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"y'all talk?"
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Black people have always been beautiful!
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DC in the ‘40s. Wow. Love it.
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Lmaooo why does this pic have me dying
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the most accurate thing i’ve seen ever
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The culture needs this. There are many ways to express being a carefree Black Girl. We don’t gotta choose one way!
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digitalafrikin
This song is a weapon.
Get You - Daniel Caesar featuring Kali Uchis
It’s sooo smooth
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All you need to pay attention to is her beauty, not her shoes
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Master of None - 2x08 - “It’s not like this was my choice. It’s just who I am.”
Aziz Ansari spoke with Terry Gross about the second season of his Netflix series Master of None. Here’s what he said about the “Thanksgiving” episode:
On working with Lena Waithe to write the “Thanksgiving” episode, based on Waithe’s experiences growing up gay and coming out to her family
“I told [Lena] from the get-go, you need to write this with me and I’ll help you and we’ll get this in shape and make it feel like the show, but you’ve got to make sure we get this right. …
That episode, it’s just me and four black women, the whole episode. I joked with Melina [Matsoukas], who directed the episode, and Lena, “This is the most amount of screen time I’ve seen on any film or television show, with one Indian character and four black women.” How am I going to write that episode by myself? It would be offensive! You know? I guess I don’t have the gall of all those white writers who write for minorities.”
He uses his whole show to give minority’s a voice honestly. I love Aziz. He deserves to be protected.
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In some black communities there’s still a stigma that kinky or coarse hair is “bad”, which couldn’t be further from the truth. There’s no such thing as good or bad when describing someone’s natural hair texture or type. To those struggling to love and accept their natural hair because of societal pressures, remember this - straight, curly, kinky or wavy, it doesn’t make a difference. Embrace your hair the way it is, no matter what society tells you. All hair is good hair. It’s your Crown.
Gorgeous
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This is the justice black people get. This is why cops kill so many of us. They know they won’t be punished for this.
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I’m trying not to get tired and normalize this. That’s the plan. Get us so used to it that we stop fighting against it. We can’t let it happen. This is NOT right! She is a murderer!