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Joined November 2009
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I honestly hate that we’ve normalized the idea that all opinions are valid. I think we should get back to telling ppl that they are ill informed & ignorant
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“Built huge enterprises from the bottom up.” 📸: Ernest Cole, House of Bondage
Afrikaners took all opportunities very seriously. Educated their children into professional skills and out of poverty. Built huge enterprises from the bottom up. Nothing stopping everyone else from following that example.
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Things start getting good in April. And some of us were smart enough to be born during this cruelest kindest month to be a part of the real duality of spring.
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Idk WHAT he’s sayin but this shit is CRAZY
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Where can I watch the Suzanne Cesaire documentary?
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#OnThisDay in 1953, American photographer Dawoud Bay was born. “I always wanted my photographs to challenge the status quo, to contest the kinds of images that existed in popular culture.”
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One more from Vivian Maier. And then I will stop. "Self-Portrait, 1954". The women in parties dresses *inside*, where the glass marks the distance between interior and exterior. The perfect fit of their legs in Maier's ankles. The doppleganger self as subject.
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In memory of the great revolutionary writer and poet James Matthews, who taught us so much. ❤️✊🏾🙏🏾 Truly grateful for all he shared with us - his words, truth and spirit of freedom. Inna lillahi wa inna ilayhi rajioon 🌹 #jamesmatthews #southafrican #poet
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Our new story about the Mandebele Photo Gallery in Soweto South Africa, and it's founder @gp_matebele is online now! Learn more about this space for education, incubatorship, and upliftment by following this link: zammagazine.com/arts/1859-so… Image by @jodibieber
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slowly making the rounds to all the stores I dropped my zine - light - off at in new york last winter and happily it appears they are all sold out everywhere. perhaps it's time to print more?
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If you teach Black Studies, Latin Am. + Caribbean Studies, and/or Gender and Sexuality studies, consider "When Language Broke Open," a volume of 45 first-person stories, poems, and essays by Afro-Latinx queer, trans writers. uapress.arizona.edu/book/whe…
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Free classes. Let’s help you take your writing to the next level. 🚀 BRITTLE PAPER x THE ISLAND PRIZE REGISTER 👇🏾 brittlepaper.com/2024/08/the…
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Today I will be deposed by Harvard and I was up early preparing to discuss Harvard’s history of violence against my family and then I see this published in UNESCO this morning; confirmation that we are right! That we are on right side of history and that Harvard is wrong!
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“Frida learned from her father that the camera is a powerful tool to convey ideas depending on how you present yourself. She became aware of photography from a very young age & was used to being in front of the camera. She wasn’t afraid of it." 📸Nickolas Muray. Frida, 1939.
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‘Shining Lights: Black Women Photographers in 1980s–90s Britain’ provides a richly illustrated overview of a significant and overlooked chapter of photographic history. 🔗 Learn more and order now: bit.ly/41QW3Cl 📸 Eileen Perrier, Maxine Walker, Suki Dhanda
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Taverns were political meeting spaces, in addition to them being a nice time space. She’s also documenting the existence of beer brewing women who were often the targets of police harassment. Considering all that was going on back then, people drank to numb themselves.
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