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Zoom Umm hmm #swag

Umm hmm #swag

04.06.13 2
Clara Kent on SoundCloud
04.03.13 0
Zoom Inspired by my current reading of “Assata: The Autobiography” & the film “Free Angla Davis and All Political Prisoners” April 5th y’all!!!! #herstory #assatashakur #elaniebrown #angladavis #kathleencleaver #inspired #afrohippies

Inspired by my current reading of “Assata: The Autobiography” & the film “Free Angla Davis and All Political Prisoners” April 5th y’all!!!! #herstory #assatashakur #elaniebrown #angladavis #kathleencleaver #inspired #afrohippies

03.24.13 1
Zoom To smile or not to smile…? Lol #makeup #felakuti #inspired

To smile or not to smile…? Lol #makeup #felakuti #inspired

03.24.13 2
We cannot trample upon the humanity of others without devaluing our own.The Igbo, always practical, put it concretely in their proverb Onye ji onye n’ani ji onwe ya: ‘He who will hold another down in the mud must stay in the mud to keep him down’

— Chinua Achebe

03.22.13 308

‘FREE ANGELA DAVIS & ALL POLITICAL PRISONERS’ Trailer

Yes!  I can not WAIT for this to come out! Then April 12th, the Jackie Robinson movie drops! Sigh, joy :)

03.22.13 0

Silence to Sound
Written by Clara Kent
Produced by Tek Bennet & Daydreamzs

Red Lights On coming soon.

03.20.13 0
Zoom Whenever I visit my best friend (granny), I for some reason expect to hear your voice… see your smile…Everyday I dream to see you again. #foreveryoung. Love you mom ♡

Whenever I visit my best friend (granny), I for some reason expect to hear your voice… see your smile…Everyday I dream to see you again. #foreveryoung. Love you mom ♡

03.20.13 0
Zoom Ashe’! Focus is mandatory. Live life for you. Love others and live for YOU. #quoteoftheday #quote #repost #liberation

Ashe’! Focus is mandatory. Live life for you. Love others and live for YOU. #quoteoftheday #quote #repost #liberation

03.20.13 0
Zoom womaninthejungle:

Solo did it AGAIN!

womaninthejungle:

Solo did it AGAIN!

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I am overwhelmed by the grace and persistence of my people.

Maya Angelou (via black-culture)

03.20.13 318
I was watching this documentary on the history of black street gangs in LA and it turns out that in the 40’s black families started moving into white neighborhoods and since it wasn’t segregated by law like in the south the kids went to school with the white kids. The white kids started attacking the black kids so the black kids started coming together after school to protect each other from getting their asses kicked. Eventually the black kids started kicking ass and so the white families started moving out. It occurred to me that if white families across the U.S. had treated the blacks as equal human beings we could all be singing Kumbaya with each other today but they chose to hate instead. They gave black people no choice but to fight. How backwards?
03.03.13 383
Zoom twirlmart:

Two Nubian women in Kenya, circa 1930s

twirlmart:

Two Nubian women in Kenya, circa 1930s

03.03.13 568

blackcontemporaryart:

Trailer for Frantz Fanon: Black Skin, White Mask

DVD and 35mm
52 minutes, 1996, United Kingdom
Director: Isaac Julien, Producer: Mark Nash for the Arts Council of England
in English and French with English subtitles

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