Intersectionality
My personality would be best summarized by Bruno Mars' "Billionaire" tune. But I will have gained by billions by owning, operating, and pouring my life into a Nonprofit organization that educates people about everything including a love of self and a love of others.
Please enjoy my hodgepodge blog.
Video About me: http://intersectionality.tumblr.com/post/10319995054/this-is-an-about-me-video-i-made-for-my-dating
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If it was the other way around the argument...
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-sirensong asked: In regards to the Disney post: After seeing the new Spiderman movie I thought of how almost all 'super heroes' are white. I remember how Donald Glover had to CAMPAIGN for an audition. A black Spiderman wouldn't threaten the 'accuracy' of the story, it's set in 'modern day' New York! Movies could be a great way to show diversity, but they perpetuate prejudice by lack of representation or misrepresentation. Wasted opportunity for fear of losing ticket sales. I vote we take over Hollywood.
Haha watch out before the FBI starts tracking your blog. Lol jk.
I mean at least we have Hancock right? /sarcasm
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best meme ever?
best meme ever.
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Departure of the Witches, 1878 by Luis Ricardo Falero.
Kenyan model Ajuma Nasenyana fights skin lightening and European standards of beauty
From Clutch Magazine – Like many other parts of the world, Africa is no stranger to European standards of beauty. The practice of skin lightening is becoming rampant in many African countries as some folks go to drastic lengths to shed their dark complexions for lighter, “more acceptable” ones. And from advertising and magazines, to TV and film, the black aesthetics are being pushed out, while European standards of beauty — blonde hair, blue eyes — are becoming more mainstream.
“It seems that the world is conspiring in preaching that there is something wrong with Kenyan ladies’ kinky hair and dark skin,” Kenyan model Ajuma Nasenyana told the Daily Nation.
Nasenyana wonders why European skincare companies that push lightening creams are entering Kenya marketing the European standard of beauty.
“Their leaflets are all about skin lightening, and they seem to be doing good business in Kenya. It just shocks me. It’s not OK for a Caucasian to tell us to lighten our skin,” she said.
Despite her beauty and that of women like her, Nasenyana is dismayed that while she is heralded abroad for her dark skin, at home she is seen as less than ideal.
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I am 99.99% sure that this guy is ten years old, and not twentyfour, like he claims.
THIS GUY. I don’t even.
And then we saw he posted a photo and is, in fact, not a ten-year-old. Significantly less funny. I really hope administration gets involved, soon.
never forget
The thirst never stops with FURRIES
I imagined him saying DUMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMP SAAAAAAAAAAAARRRRRRRAAAAA so hilariously.
bless this fandom
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Who’d have known your stomach could double as a camera?
Two UK students, Josh Lake and Luke Evans, ate 35mm film and were able to process photos after the film, erm, came out!
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OMFGGGG
THE NOISE I JUST MADE
hahahhaha
CAUGHT
Oh God I love it! He’s too cute.
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mine forever.
her (left): justcleaningoutmycloset.tumblr.com
me (right): itssimple-justbe.tumblr.com
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