newhongkongfashion:

Juliana Huxtable works her BCALLA at the OAK photobooth at Pop Souk

 

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black-boys:

Troy Copeland by Nicole Maria Winkler | Wonderland Summer 2013

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possible-streetwear:

Santigold & M.I.A

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jadedpunk:

There is a metal band in Brooklyn called Unlocking The Truth that is made up of three 11-year-olds. They make every band in the nu-metal scene look like total garbage. Not that that was difficult.

These kids have some seriously dope metally riffs and breakdowns. Not sure…

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fuckyeahafricangirls:

Malaan Ajang, Sudan

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black-boys:

Mykki Blanco by Matthew Stone | GQ Style Summer 2013

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nearlyvintage:

David Bowie

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drugdoer:

the black panthers cackle as they rub their hands together. “lmao soon all these fuckin kids are gonna have free breakfast,” they whisper, “all of them”

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lafemmedominicana:

thumbwhoringforyeezus:

billboard:

“Got caught up in the moment, thank goodness Khyati is okay.”

- Miguel

Is it okay to laugh hysterically and still feel terrible for that poor girl for getting a leg drop to the neck by a third rate r&b singer?

LMFAOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO

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iflybikes:

When men talk of women and girls in terms of legal/not legal, what they’re really saying is “I already sexually objectify this child and would attempt to fuck her if there were no laws in the way.”

You can’t deny that is fucking scary.

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sourcedumal:

blackwithflowers:

blackwithflowers:

I think Black people are not afforded the luxury of existing without being pigeonholed into an aggressive state of being. Many times Black people are displayed as hyper-aggressive and because of this display we create a mentality that were stuck with hyper-aggressiveness. 

That isn’t to say that being strong, tough, or aggressive are bad things, they come with our survival. But the vulnerability  pain, and gentleness that Black people reveal are not present many times in the media or even in our homes. The luxury of intimacy with other people is so small in comparison to the thousands of images of us being strong and “animalistic” (by intimacy I mean without guards, barriers, being invested with other people without a facade to what you are or layers you create.)

Similar to the phrase ”carefree black girls and boys”, I wanted to give a safe space to vulnerablity of Blackness to be  on display

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Genteel, Romanctic, Poetic, Ethereal, intimate and vulnerable imagery of Black people.

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Submissions are highly welcomed!

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1.Jourdan Copeland|Source

2. Men by Eric Nehr | Under The Influence Magazine | Source

3.Jessie Adore|Source

4. Solange Knowles by Dominic Hayden-Route for Oyster Magazine | Source

Signal booossttt ??

Yes.

Genteel.

A word never used for Black people.

We need this

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vuls:

 Stephen Antonakos

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