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me fighting dyslexia

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how y’all sound defending non-blacks and their Tarzan upbringing in “urban communities”

how y’all sound defending non-blacks and their Tarzan upbringing in “urban communities”

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okay, but ain’t this you?

okay, but ain’t this you?

477,187 views • 3 months ago

Do you wanna be a muscle ponk 🫵🏾 Click the link to download Raymonte’s 6-week fitness program now 💪🏾 Support Black Gay Businesses 🌈 #HOESMAD #FATBITCHES #GETMONEY #SHOWYOURSTOMACH

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Do you wanna be a muscle ponk 🫵🏾 Click the link to download Raymonte’s 6-week fitness program now 💪🏾 Support Black Gay Businesses 🌈 #HOESMAD #FATBITCHES #GETMONEY #SHOWYOURSTOMACH

160,078 views • 11 months ago

“what the fuck are we doing”—Fred Moten. Florida State University Department of English.

“what the fuck are we doing”—Fred Moten. Florida State University Department of English.

47,441 views • 2 months ago

Toni Morrison on “love” and it’s gallant uncertainty:

Toni Morrison on “love” and it’s gallant uncertainty:

279,603 views • 2 years ago

black americans have always maintained an anti-imperialist political ethos, even within the confines of liberal (racial) jurisprudence. Coretta Scott-King valiantly denounced the war in Vietnam during a Madison Square Garden Interview in 1965, and again in California of 1967.

black americans have always maintained an anti-imperialist political ethos, even within the confines of liberal (racial) jurisprudence. Coretta Scott-King valiantly denounced the war in Vietnam during a Madison Square Garden Interview in 1965, and again in California of 1967.

13,942 views • 3 months ago

If you don’t cite white people, niggas won’t take you serious 🤷🏾‍♀️ Here, Jane Ward succinctly describes how it is white PRIVILEGE that authorizes white men’s gender elasticity and homoeroticism—not white tolerance but anti-black sexual deviancy that remains gridlocked.

If you don’t cite white people, niggas won’t take you serious 🤷🏾‍♀️ Here, Jane Ward succinctly describes how it is white PRIVILEGE that authorizes white men’s gender elasticity and homoeroticism—not white tolerance but anti-black sexual deviancy that remains gridlocked.

47,614 views • 1 year ago

Toni Morrison on the dangers of the art and its dangerous pursuit

Toni Morrison on the dangers of the art and its dangerous pursuit

16,123 views • 1 year ago

June Jordan on the collapse of the black power movement

June Jordan on the collapse of the black power movement

15,796 views • 1 year ago

Zakiyyah Iman Jackson on the RACIST representation of representationalism:

Zakiyyah Iman Jackson on the RACIST representation of representationalism:

16,524 views • 2 years ago

“for black males, patriarchy is deeply life threatening.” —black misandrist, bell hooks (2016)

“for black males, patriarchy is deeply life threatening.” —black misandrist, bell hooks (2016)

11,172 views • 1 year ago

Calvin Warren on Black subtraction and the cartographers of (not)—ness, nothingness, and the fantasies of being:

Calvin Warren on Black subtraction and the cartographers of (not)—ness, nothingness, and the fantasies of being:

18,368 views • 3 years ago

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