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“The point is to get your work done, and your work is to change the world.” -James Baldwin
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“Fear is the flesh, the gorgeous dress my skeleton wears.” —Marechera
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Deeply saddened to hear of the passing of the gigantic poet, artist, philosopher, storyteller, and musician Dr. Latozi 'Madosini' Mpahleni. Keeper of stories and sounds from the Xhosa tradition and master of uhadi and umrhube. We give thanks for the lessons she passed on 🙏🏾🌹
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Stuart Hall, first editor of the New Left Review, raises the flag at Easter 1961 Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament March
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SAMRO is saddened by the passing of Dr Latozi Madosini Mpahleni, one of the last practicing music guardians of traditional Xhosa culture. She was unsurpassed in the making & playing of the Uhadi, Umrhubhe & Isitolotolo. Condolences to her family, friends & industry colleagues.
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This rain is so pleasant.
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WATCH: Kwavele kwashuba esikhaleni. Chris Hani's widow was really annoyed by the man of God.
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Never settle for happiness. It’s not good enough. —Toni Morrison
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Be low key. Be private. Be humble.
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Invisible Cities, Italo Calvino, 1978 cover design by Arnold Skolnick...
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I've NEVER EVER heard @ayab0nga swear! Not even in once.
I want to inhale a ginormous blue cheese burger NOW🍔
Keith Jarrett 劇場再び… Thelonious Monk meets Keith Jarrett July 1975 by Mitsuhiro Sugawara #jazz #jazzgiants #jazzpiano
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Burkina Faso Photographed by Sanlé Sory
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This facial expression
What’s the best way to end an argument?
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need to buy more clothes for my mental health
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"Is it not violent for a child to go to bed hungry in the richest country in the world? I think that is violent. But that type of violence is so institutionalized that it becomes a part of our way of life. Not only do we accept poverty, we even find it normal..." Kwame Ture
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