1. blackademics:

    When she send you them “how I look in these?” selfies.

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  2. fullpraxisnow:

    “Any resistance  – the threat of force displayed in massive protests… or any displacement of state power whatsoever – by those lower on the hierarchy upon those higher is met with brutal repression. This is why cops are always present at protests. It is NOT to “Keep the peace.” We have seen their “peace"  –  tear gas, rubber and wooden bullets, mace, riot gear, sound cannons, and thousands of brutal cops leaving dead bodies. They are not there for peace, but rather to maintain at all times the explicit reminder of America’s power hierarchy through the brutalization of black and brown bodies above all others.”

    – Gangs of the State: Police & the Hierarchy of Violence | Hampton Institute

     

  3. afro-arts:

    Venus Visuals

    www.venusvisualsonline.com // IG: venusvisuals

    $20 - $175

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  4. blackfashion:

    The Commission.

    Models IG : @j.antar_ @k1ngbeardo @beardoblack @xtian_xavier @ahki_dc

    Photographer IG and Tumblr : @onenigerianguy

    (via blackfashion)

     

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  6. History is the greatest demonstration of direct action’s potential. It has been the essential element of organised protest by ordinary people. Remember, safety regulations did not drop from the heavens after the Triangle Shirtwaist Fire, they were fought for by hundreds of thousands of women who struck before and afterwards. The Second New Deal did not burst like Athena from Roosevelt’s skull, it was crafted under pressure from ever increasing wildcat strikes. And neither did the Voting Rights Act nor the fall of Jim Crow leap from Johnson’s benevolent heart, decades of resistance necessitated it. We forget this because the ideology of the vote tells us that elected leaders are the true agents of history, that as normal people we can only hope to influence them. The truth is that the politician is merely the notary of history, that it is normal people, working together, who make change.
     

  7. afro-arts:

    Kantanka Automobile Company Limited

    www.kantanka.com // IG: kantankaautomobile

    ✨ The first cars to carry a “Made in Ghana” seal - 3 models - 100 cars produced a month! ✨

    Starting from 20k

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  9. afro-arts:

    CITIZINS

    www.citizins.bigcartel.com // IG: citizins

    ✨ For Inquiries: citizins@gmail.com ✨

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  10. We have two lives — the one we learn with and the life we live after that.
    — Bernard Malamud, The Natural
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