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Hello from Baltimore Blaq Pride

I think people will be back on here en masse around Thanksgiving. I just think a lot of us have been outside

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The African American urge to call something yt just because it’s unfamiliar

Love his tone and extremely talented. One of my favorite Midwest artists. Wish he blew up in 2016.

Feels So Right

My favorite Janet deep cut 🥰

open.spotify.com/track/1129XM...

Who would be down to read /reread a Toni Morrison novel with me over the next few weeks?

Nothing formal but I want a lil accountability.

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Heyyyy you too

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This is the weather I’ve been waiting for fr 🍂

Good morning

Toni Morrison gathers me every fucking time

I don’t usually do this but it’s always a first time for everything I guess lol

Took a shower then decided I’m not even going

I want my black people to be released from the clutches of CPT. Being punctual ain’t gone kill ya. #iloveusforreal

This is the raw version btw

But the alphabet scene is always one of my favorite cinematic moments. I learned from the directors that Amina wanted the classroom scene cut at first because she said it didn’t represent her current viewpoint

It was interesting to see how Amina changed her ideology somewhat as she got older

Met the co-director when she owned the local drive thru theater in Newark. I miss those days.

It is! Harbor

Why Is We Americans? 2020 1hr 41min From the Newark Rebellion of 1967 to current day, the city’s narrative has been one of revolution with each generation picking up where the previous had left off. WHY IS WE AMERICANS? weighs in on Newark’s struggle against oppression through the personal triumphs and tragedies of the Baraka family. Spanning decades of social activism, poetry, music, art, and politics, this kaleidoscopic family saga is framed by on-camera interviews with Ms. Lauryn Hill, rare archival footage and revealing personal testimonials. As we connect with the iconoclastic poet Amiri Baraka, his wife, Amina, and their son, Ras, a portrait of a city emerges with an inspiring call to arms in the fight for class and racial justice.

now watching:

kanopy.com/video/12641716

One of my favorite films.

Love love love Vie

I feel like I listen to 20 YO the least. But I don’t run this one back as much as I could besides the singles I liked.

A few…

No Sleeep
Unbreakable
Burn It Uppp
Damn Baby
Should’ve Known Better

Nah fr 😭

Every Taylor Swift song sounds the same.

I tried y’all…skip.

This song was randomly on my mind yesterday lol

Dropping an instrumental I made with @lazbeats8.bsky.social soon-ish.

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