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29

May

Ms. @CarettaBell

28

May

Barrington had Black Roses, #mglg has Black Butterflies!!!

Barrington had Black Roses, #mglg has Black Butterflies!!!

27

May

26

May

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Picked a zucchini as big as my forearm!!!

Picked a zucchini as big as my forearm!!!

davidsha:

#MGLG Water System w/ @DivineLeaders & @ShugMac vocals by @1dibidi Gyeah!!! lol

Zuchinni as big as my forearm! #mglg

Zuchinni as big as my forearm! #mglg

25

May

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queennubian:

awakeningapril:

Faith Ringgold | Flag for the Moon: Die Nigger Die (1969)Oil on canvas 36 x 50”

This artwork was inspired by the title of the book, “Die Nigger Die!” by H. Rap Brown (now known as Jamil Abdullah al-Amin), who was an active member of the Black Panther party.  Note the year this piece was made.  It was a reference to how Americans were able to put a man on the moon, but still lacks in progress of race relations and equality.  Another thing that influences this art work the idea of removing the power/hurt behind the word, ‘nigger’.  By taking it away from the racists, it removes the impact.  This, idea was shared by Jamil Abdullah al-Amin himself.  The latter is, of course, still up for debate until this very day.


The irony…this was right below a post of some greyface telling someone I follow the very same.

queennubian:

awakeningapril:

Faith Ringgold | Flag for the Moon: Die Nigger Die (1969)
Oil on canvas 
36 x 50”

This artwork was inspired by the title of the book, “Die Nigger Die!” by H. Rap Brown (now known as Jamil Abdullah al-Amin), who was an active member of the Black Panther party.  Note the year this piece was made.  It was a reference to how Americans were able to put a man on the moon, but still lacks in progress of race relations and equality.  Another thing that influences this art work the idea of removing the power/hurt behind the word, ‘nigger’.  By taking it away from the racists, it removes the impact.  This, idea was shared by Jamil Abdullah al-Amin himself.  The latter is, of course, still up for debate until this very day.

The irony…this was right below a post of some greyface telling someone I follow the very same.

queennubian:

kannon-onmylife:

This book is amazing. A teaching gem. (Taken with instagram)

YESSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS!

queennubian:

kannon-onmylife:

This book is amazing. A teaching gem. (Taken with instagram)


YESSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS!

24

May

nevermindreal:

erykah-badu

nevermindreal:

erykah-badu

venusinthefifth:

Ms Badu..

venusinthefifth:

Ms Badu..

ilovemaicurls:

Last night.

ilovemaicurls:

Last night.

jesuisumal:

Appearance of the masks during a festival for the dead, kingdom of Oku, Cameroon grasslands, Dec 1977 by: hans knopfli-zingg

jesuisumal:

Appearance of the masks during a festival for the dead, kingdom of Oku, Cameroon grasslands, Dec 1977 by: hans knopfli-zingg

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