#Black legends

[themelinated]

Ok there are real one’s EVERYWHERE. Y’all got me cracking UP with this meme game.

BATTLE FOR MONTGOMERY

Tried to make sure I’m giving credit, but some of these were just sent to me because Black Folks have been spreading the LORE of the Sweet Tea Party

[mrazzoholic]

The entertainment world has lost another legend 😔 he will always be known as Shaft, R.I.P Mr Richard Roundtree

[mrsoulstice]

The original-Quincy Jones

The remix-Ludacris

[liquoricebxxxh]

Queen ☀️

[molynomials]

jayvik designs so iconic they only lasted one episode

[guiiay]

yeah... yeah

[blackstarlineage]

Brother Malcolm X and Muhammad Ali

[proxycrit]

Day 33– Hatteno Village

Welcome to Hatteno Village! They like to insist Link and Zelda are their local cryptids.

(Wanna see more of this totk au? It’s called familiar familiar and it’s a what-if-zelda-doesn’t-go-back-in-time and then spiralled into crit-rewrites-totk-into-a-self-indulgent-botw-continuation)

((Wanna support me? Check out my patreon for sketches and early access! Remember to use web or android folks, apple charges 30 percent tax.))

[tbhshaped]

you just know Caitlyn had to tell her to stop wearing shoes in the house 😭

[arcanegifs]

Arcanegifs' Arcane Season 2 (2024) Character Poll Winner: Vi ↳ "Vi was strong because she was afraid. Her fear of losing us what made her fight so hard."

[phantasmagloria]

Storm Stereo 108: FM Trölli, Feb. 22

In light of Black History Month, on this episode we listen to legends of blues, soul, R&B, gospel and Motown.

Listen back to the Storm Stereo show for Trölli FM, that aired on February 29, 2024. You can tune in every Thursday, 5-6 pm GMT at 103.7 FM on the radio in North Iceland and at trölli.is wherever you are in the world. In light of Black History Month, on this episode we listen to legends of blues, soul, R&B, gospel and Motown. Included are songs made famous by white artists but which were…

[merakidoll]

vi the pussy destroyer 🫧🎀⭐️

“oh cmon baby why all the tears?” vi’s fake pout only had your legs twitching more. your arms were bound by the pink cuffs that rattled against the bed. your chubby frame shaking and your legs quivering from vi’s assault between them. “it feels good princess?” you hummed against the gag that was soaked in your saliva. your eyes rolling to the back of your head as she blew gently on your hot cunt. she moved down to suck on your puffy pink clit that was fat and sensitive from her previous assault.

her slanted eyes looked up at you, a glint that you could catch even through the cloud of tears. a smirk came onto vi’s face; her tattooed back flexing as she moved up on your body, so that her perky breast were in front of your weeping pussy. “just wanna make my baby feel good” vi said to herself gripping her nipple and moaning at how just a simple touch could feel so good. your eyes clouded with tears once again when vi moved her cool nipple to rub against your clit. “mmmm” your thrashed against the bed your legs shooting to the air while vi moaned to herself basking in the double sided pleasure.

“love this fuckin pussy!” vi growled roughly pushing your legs back down and sitting herself between them. your legs got intangled together, vi’s sopping hot cunt bucking against your own. her head was throw back, the muffled moans and delicious sound your cunts made together overtaking the room. you felt light headed. the constant bumping to your clit and how sexy vi looked above you, her left nipples covered in your essence as they slightly bounced.

your eyes were low, your legs shaking even more - if possible - while your squirt shot out painting vi’s pussy. “oh s-shitttt” her eyes went wide feeling your pussy pulse against her own, her thighs wet from you squirt. rubbing against you harder she bit her lip, stomach churning while she looked you in the eyes creaming with a loud fuck echoing out in the room. her body shudder falling on top of you where you both breathed heavy. vi laughed at your slight snores loving how fucked out you looked.

[cosmicwhoreo]

Twisted Reflections Was planning on using Copacabana Lyrics instead, but I thought this looked powerful on it's own. BUT~

[themelinated]

Yessss, Mother

CINEMATV 1K CELEBRATION ↳ winner: @angelabasset

ANGELA BASSETT

[enyasaints]

Santa can you hear me? I need a wheel chair.

Hey guys. I’m Enya and I am newly disabled. I have progressive Diabetic Neuropathy and as a result I have trouble walking, standing and general pain. I am crowdfunding for a motorized wheel chair to make day to day movement much more simplistic and less painful.

I’m pleased to say I have raised $125!! I only need to raise $2475 more and I can order my wheel chair. My goal is to have it in home before December 1st.

Direct Aid

V: Enyasaint

C: Enyasaint

I am pleading with everyone to please reblog and interact with my posts. I have no social capital on any platform. I cannot raise this alone. I cannot do this alone. I need the community help. Even on X there is a limit you can post and see per day. My reach is VERY limited so I need those who have or know of people with social capital to share my posts for me. Post on my behalf. This is the only way I can reach my goal. Also even if I get +2000 reblogs it does not mean I reached my goal. Please always check my posts or my direct GFM to see where I am at.

[urbanthreads]

Wordsmith Beatmaster: The Great Book of Black Heroes

Yo, peep this! I just copped this dope read, “The Great Book of Black Heroes” by Bill O’Neill. This joint is straight fire, fam!

This book ain't just another dusty history textbook. Nah, it’s a legit collection of stories 'bout 30 iconic Black legends who shook the world and rewrote the script. We talking 'bout trailblazers from every corner – from the streets to the suites, from science labs to the front lines of civil rights. Each story in this masterpiece is like a track in a classic album, each one hitting hard with its own vibe. O'Neill ain't just dropping facts; dude's storytelling is smooth like butter, making these heroes' tales resonate with our own struggles and triumphs. What's real tight about this book is how it connects the dots between these historical giants and our world today, especially in the hip hop community. It's like seeing the roots of our own hustle and flow in the legacy of these pioneers. They faced the heat, broke barriers, and laid down the groundwork for what we call freedom and expression today. And, yo, the visuals in this book? Dope. The photographs and quotes ain't just for show – they hit you in the feels, making the connection to these icons realer than real. To sum it up, “The Great Book of Black Heroes” is a must-have on your shelf. It’s more than just a read; it’s a journey through the lives of those who laid the tracks for our journey today. Whether you’re deep into hip hop or just looking to get schooled on some real heroes, this book is where it's at. Straight up, it's a game changer. Don’t sleep on this one! The Great Book of Black Heroes