Posted 1 week ago

blackculture:

<3

visualizing all kinds of things. 

(Source: vanityfair)

Posted 2 weeks ago

roropcoldchain:

str8nochaser:

Start with pronunciation: It’s chew-ih-tell edge-ee-oh-for. First name means “God brings” in Igbo, native tongue of the 30-year-old actor’s Nigerian parents. But quit calling him Chewy. The English press does, and he hates it: “I don’t identify with, what are they, Ewoks?” Wookiees, actually. “He’s a Wookiee! That’s right! My Star Wars knowledge is atrocious.” (x)

Fahn for no REASON. 

None whatsoever.

visualizing the babies I would give this man, their sweet British accents and my relieved ovaries. 

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Posted 2 weeks ago

indeed. too bad I don't have access to any of them.

  1. Facebook boys: You should come over. We could have some fun, if you know what I mean. ;)
  2. Tumblr boys: You should come over. We can cuddle, and watch your favourite movie, and hold hands, and I'll cook for you, and we can live happily ever after.
Posted 1 month ago

My daily affirmation:

beautifullywoundedsoul:

I am beautiful
I am strong
I deserve to be happy
I am worth it
I am a good person
I am intelligent
I am kind hearted
I will find love
I will find peace & I will be free
I am ENOUGH

I need to tell myself these things every single day

Posted 1 month ago
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vintageblackglamour:

Eartha Kitt flanked by Cab Calloway and Cary Grant. Lucky lady…

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Posted 1 month ago

all-black-every-thing:

Sculpted images of African men and women were rarely shown in public galleries before the 19th century, but Charles Cordier’s plaster bust of Said Abdullah had a tremendous reception, when it was displayed at the 1848 Paris Salon. Finished in two weeks, the bust reflects the mid-19th century European fascination with non-Western physiognomy, costumes and customs, later characterised as Orentalism. In 1851 Cordier made a pendant bust of a female entitled African Venus [now in Royal Collection of the Osborn House, Isle of Wright, England] and bronze casts of both busts were commissioned, indicating the growing crossover of cultures as Africa becamemore accessible with improved methods of transportation and trade.

Posted 1 month ago

danceswithfaeriesunderthemoon:

too much awesomeness in one picture, omg.

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arabstateofmind:

Carpet manufacture in Algiers, Algeria, circa 1899.

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lovingthis:

julialily:

so cute!

Pretty…

lovingthis:

julialily:

so cute!

Pretty…

Posted 1 month ago
modernmuslimah:

If I am blessed with twins, I would do this! ^.^
Inshallah &lt;3

modernmuslimah:

If I am blessed with twins, I would do this! ^.^

Inshallah <3

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