Don’t try to show out, when your little boys come to the house
‘Or I’ll walk around this bitch in my Louboutin heels with my ass hangin’ out ~OWidk what this is from but
FLAWLESS
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Photographs: Tom Hussey
This is remarkably well done, I really like it.These carry such an powerful message. When you see an old person you just think ‘oh, and old man or woman. Ugh, they’re so boring.’ These people are much more than what you see. They’ve had lives, they’ve done and accomplished many, many things. They’re not just some ‘old person’.
Very impressive concept. Now this is photography!
I love reblogging this when ever it shows up.
The nurse one really got to me…
The college grad looks like he’s having a conversation with himself. Like, “Heeeey, we made it!” “Yeah… yeah, we sure did.”
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Phylicia (Ayers-Allen) Rashad and Debbie Allen, photographed by Moneta Sleet, Jr. for Ebony. From Debbie’s pointed toe to their beautiful smiles, it’s probably one of my favorite magazine photos ever.
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I was looking up other people who compared themselves to great civil rights leaders, and I’m currently trying to find pictures from that racist Affirmative Action Bake Sale where they were holding up MLK Jr. quotes. I found this, which, APT.
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I think losing followers is worth it, cause it means you’ve weeded out the weaklings and you’re just left with the rad fuckers who actually want to put up with your shit.
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Boston Stonewall Warriors take the streets during LGBTQ Pride march, June 9, 2012.
Photos by Stevan Kirschbaum
i wish i was there!
Yes, yes, look at this!
Yes!!! Intersectionality
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I Love My Boo campaign features real young men of color loving each other passionately. Rather than sexualizing gay relationships, this campaign models caring, and highlights the importance of us taking care of each other. Featured throughout New York City, I Love My Boo directly challenges homophobia and encourages all who come across it to critically rethink our notion of love.
GMHC is the world’s first and leading provider of HIV/AIDS prevention, care and advocacy. Building on decades of dedication and expertise, we understand the reality of HIV/AIDS and empower a healthy life for all. GMHC fights to end the AIDS epidemic and uplift the lives of all affected.
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Sesame Street: Change the World
The Sesame Street Muppet from the hit song “I Love My Hair” now sings “Change the World,” an inspirational song empowering girls with the idea that they can be anything they want to be!
PBS deserves all the awards
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