thatonesuheirhammad:

yslove 73

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right? its our fear, not the darkness, that is the problem

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afrodiaspores:

JBC, Ochún, ca. 2011. As Mary Cuthrell Curry put it in Making the Gods in New York: The Yoruba Religion in the African American Community:

She is the owner of gold and is therefore extremely wealthy. She is the Orisha who holds her mirror (one of her major symbols) up to a person and demands that there be love for what is seen. She wants a person to love him/herself as she does herself. Her other major symbols have to do with connection. She has needles with which it is said she sews society together. More recently she has taken to sewing machines…

fuckyeablackart:

Water Spirit Healing by Bianca Dorsey

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blackpoemusic:

Things that do not exist are more beautiful.

By Manoel de Barros

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queennubian:

wahaladey:

photobooth.

YES DAMMIT!

black girl perfection

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dynamicafrica:

Photos of South African women protesting in the streets against the Apartheid government.

1980s.

Read more about the critical roles women played during the anti-Apartheid struggle.

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