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Glory in Our Story
20, Black, queer, non-monogamous, student.
I'd like to express my thoughts, feelings, and opinions on anything that has an impact on me. We'll see what happens.
I'd like to express my thoughts, feelings, and opinions on anything that has an impact on me. We'll see what happens.
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always, always ALWAYS reblog. simply because FUCK YES.
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WHY IN THE HELL AM I SUBMITTING MY RESUME IF YOU STILL WANT ME TO INCLUDE MY WORK EXPERIENCE IN DETAIL AS WELL???
EXACTLY!!! Re-entering that shit a bagillion times ain’t gonna change a damn thing. Muh-fuckas with the jobs just toying with us.
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i wanna be huge lol!
Dumb Things White People Say: Cultural appropriation?
I want to write on this cultural appropriation? piece soon. I’m just gathering my thoughts.
One of my 1st thoughts would be:
Would someone suggest that Black Boricuas who practice Yoruba engage themselves in the cultural appropriation of an aspect of…
everything i’ve felt.
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153 ::QUEER HAIRY VAGINA::: At this very moment, I don't give a fuck about
The diasporic peoples feelings when it comes to connecting to African history and culture.
And maybe that may change in the next couple of days but right now I don’t care. I don’t care about folks feeling lost and hurt right…
Yes, he did and unfortunately, he’s still teaching some of us. But I’m pretty sure that’s part of the big plan right? Because now Diasporic people (and so few even identify that way) behave negatively towards African people. And African people, in turn, do not trust us. Ingenious really, because now you have two groups of people divided not only geographically, but also socially, spiritually, culturally, etc. Two groups that if ever united would be powerful enough to make some important things happen…
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