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tinymiyo: They used to call this hair style, Shuku…lol
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tinymiyo: African Women. Vintage postcard.
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tinymiyo: Vintage picture of north eastern girls in Maiduguri, Nigeria
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Black women as a group have never been fools. We couldn’t afford to be.”
Barbara Smith

(via unapproachableblackchicks)
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truesouthernlady: mollychan: Color quote project for graphics class. Went with this since black is always called “evil” and “scary” and I wanted people to see something more positive for once. Still needs work but so far I like it. Critiques are more than welcome. “Still needs work”? “Critiques are more than welcome”?? What you talking bout, it’s perfect!
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elleaimevoyager: sadityblackgirl: theblacknationalist: konsciousmoor: No other cultural sculptures had the noses removed time and time again by those who took that area over. It ain’t some “The nose was the easiest thing to steal” bs either. more like, we don’t want you to know how wide that nose was… ^^^My father always says that too The majority of the Egyptian artifacts in the British Museum that include human faces have their noses removed. The few that remain are more “European” for the most part, and there is one (just one) where the nose is distinctly, undeniably, unabashedly African and is still connected to the face.
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all-black-every-thing: Me Presenting at the National Conference of Black Studies in Cincinnati 2011! This year it is in ATL March 7 to 10th!
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