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hair braided, know you seen that 🎶

I thought bisexuality never included a gender binary? In the Bisexual Manifesto from the 90s bi meant "my gender + genders not like mine"

Iconic

this rat is an artist <3

I wrote this post of my own will. I did. Me

wow my wife is so beautiful and hilarious and gorgeous and definitely not insane or melodramatic at all

— Krystal (for sure)

the most unrealistic part of h20 (the show) was that cleo never told her sister. they tried to write that they hated each other but nahhhh

going to bed, it's dark, it's silent

out of nowhere,

my 6 yr old: i can draw boobs. and a butthole. just so you know

cant sleep and so bored 😭

LMFAO

A low quality black and white photo of Lucille Bogan, smiling, wearing a head scarf and a fluffy white coat.

Lucille Bogan (1897 – 1948) was a classic blues singer and songwriter, among the first African American women to be recorded.
Her songs are very fun and very horny, so she is considered a "dirty blues" musician.
In [until] 2022, she was inducted into the Blues Hall of Fame.

Her music is SOOOO dirty and I love it lmao

this agreement says the employee waives any claim he might have stemming from his employment OR the deferred resignation offer itself, which to me reads like they're saying that if you sign it, you waive your ability to sue them if they breach it

Why are you suggesting this? They would not give a single fuck. They'd call the cheapest cleanup service they could find and get them to fix the problem like it is no big deal.

Fuck that, they have district offices that can be blockaded, they have staters and key personnel, normies, people the elected might almost even see as human like themselves, and they all have names and home addresses. Target and disrupt their normal again and again until the lesson sticks.

I'm forced to shop at Walmart being rural but I'm going to make ONE grocery order and be done.

Louisa Matilda Jacobs looking very elegant for a professional full body portrait. She has a wide dress, covered with a cape adorned with a detailed lace. She is standing next to a chair and against a wildlife scenery wallpaper.

Harriet Jacobs's only known formal portrait. She is older, looking at the viewer kindly, but also pensive. She has white hair tied back, and a modest dark stripped dress and vest. She is seated on a ornate chair. The photo is framed by the studio, with the printed logo GILBERT STUDIOS, and the address "Cor. F & Eleventh Sts. Washington, D.C."

Photograph of the Jacobs Free School. The photo is a bit faded, but we can see a very big group of Black people, many of them children, standing outside of the school, for the photo. It was a sunny day. Harriet Jacobs is indicated with a small X beneath her. This photograph was distributed to Northern abolitionists who had helped fund the school. There is handwritten cursive below, reading: "Coloured School at Alexandria Va. 1864 taught by Harriet Jacobs & daughter / agents of New York Friends / x Harriet Jacobs an ex slave"

Louisa Matilda Jacobs (1833–1917) was an African-American abolitionist, educator, and civil rights activist.
She was also the daughter of fellow badass and writer Harriet Jacobs.
In 1863 they founded the Jacobs Free School in Alexandria Va., a tuition-free school for formerly enslaved children.

NOT THIS GAS STATION LOOOUDDLYYY PLAYING ADS WHILE I PUMP GAS WITH NO WAY OF MUTING. I SHOULD NOT HAVE TO VIEW ADS EVERY WAKING MINUTE OF MY LIFE

idk how my wife sleeps next to me. I am over here like doing gymnastics on the bed like I'm Simone Biles every night

Good morning!! While walking to work I saw the prettiest bird. Have an awesome day!!

A black and white carte de visite professional portrait, with a young white woman with curly hair posing with a serious expresion. She has a very nice and original outfit, with a dark velvety coat and hat. The coat is adorned on the top and collar with a contrasting white lace seen also on her sleeves. The hat is adorned with a big white feather. The background is plain.

Lucy Arbell (1878 – 1947) was a French mezzo-soprano whose operatic career was mainly centred in Paris and who was particularly associated with the composer Jules Massenet.
This is her Carte de visite, by Paul Nadar, 1905.

A close up black and white portrait of Tillie Fay Walker, a Native American woman in her 40s, smiling for the camera. She has short hair and is wearing a fresh 60s fashion outfit, with a patterned collared shirt. It looks like there are posters behind her, perhaps from a campaign or conference.

Hishua Adesh (Blossoming Mint), also known as Tillie Fay Walker (1928 – 2018), was a civil rights activist and community leader from the Mandan, Hidatsa, and Arikara Nation.
She helped recruit and organize Native American participants in the Poor People's Campaign led by Martin Luther King Jr.

dystopian fucking nightmare

enough of that. sorry. I'm more emotional than usual as of late

(Cont) and despite being insanely protective and quite religious, she's always believed in not judging. so yeah, the same person she condemned, she'd absolutely bail them out and not judge them for their actions so long as they've learned from them. her heart is so incredibly beautiful

"the grass all smells the same as the day you broke your arm swingin' on that kid out on the river. You bailed him out, never said a thing about Jesus or the way he's livin'"

my mom has always been fiercely protective, and if it meant her kids she'd do quite literally anything for us. (Cont)

"If you could see 'em now, you'd be proud but you'd think they's yuppies. Your funeral was beautiful, I bet God heard you comin" not much to say here. we can all relate to this