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[artofattraction]

[ghost-37]

[tabney2023]

Jenifer Lewis

“We were not promised a rose garden without thorns.” ~ Jenifer Lewis

Jenifer Lewis Receives Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame (July 15, 2022). View the Full Ceremony on YouTube.

Black-ish TV Show—Seasons 1 thru 8 Available on Amazon.

Book: Jenifer Lewis “The Mother of Black Hollywood: A Memoir”

Book: Jenifer Lewis “Walking in My Joy: In These Streets”

[ghanaiancoffee]

INTRO

Welcome to my Tumblr blog where I'll be sharing insights into the fascinating lifestyle of a Ghanaian student! Ghana is a beautiful West African country known for its rich culture and warm people. Being a student in Ghana is a unique experience that is full of adventure, learning, and fun.

As a Ghanaian student, life can be very busy and demanding, but we are known to take it all in stride with a smile on our faces. Our typical day begins early in the morning, with a quick breakfast of porridge, bread, or tea, before heading off to school. Traffic in Accra, the capital city, can be quite heavy, but we find ways to navigate it and still make it to class on time.

Once in class, we are engaged in various academic activities such as lectures, group projects, and assignments. Ghanaian students take their academics seriously and are always eager to learn, ask questions, and engage with their professors. We also enjoy participating in extracurricular activities like sports, music, dance, and drama.

During breaks, we often grab a quick snack from the campus canteen or food vendors nearby. Ghanaian cuisine is delicious, and we have a wide variety of options to choose from, including jollof rice, waakye, banku, and fufu. We also love our street foods like kelewele (spicy fried plantains) and bofrot (doughnuts).

After classes, we may spend time studying in the library, socializing with friends, or attending student association meetings. Ghanaian students are known for their friendliness, and we enjoy making new connections and building relationships.

As the day comes to a close, we head back home to our families, where we enjoy a home-cooked meal with our loved ones. Ghanaian families are very close-knit, and we value spending time together, sharing stories, and catching up on each other's lives.

Weekends are often spent doing chores, attending religious services, or participating in community events. Ghanaian students are actively involved in community service and are committed to making a positive impact in their communities.

In conclusion, being a Ghanaian student is a unique and fulfilling experience. We are hardworking, friendly, and love to have fun. We are proud of our rich culture and heritage and are always eager to share it with the world.

[boulevard-of-broken-dreaams]

Un été au Brésil - EP 1 Rio de Janeiro : Découverte de quartiers emblématiques et trésors cachés

Les deux semaines que nous avons passées au Brésil sont gravées dans ma mémoire pour toujours ! Pour ce premier article de la série je vous emmène à Rio de Janeiro où nous avons passé 5 jours.

[renatogomes82]

Rethinking about it all. #pazinterior #ladoespiritual #conceitualphotography #ancestralidade #soulmate #rbmusic #laurynhill #drama #hiphopculture #afroculture #healthylifestyle #africainme #gayculture #lgbtqia #rj❤️ #brasil #southamerican #bresilien #negros #popculture #90s #2000s #sexualidad #sexualidade #selflove #pelenegra #noracism #sempreconceito #home #casa (em Agua Santa, Rio De Janeiro, Brazil) https://www.instagram.com/p/Clm_LReDoOc/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[stochastique-blog]

Experiment - Automatic Random_Reblog - Ask me !

Mood Portraits | by @everydaypeoplestories | #afrobougee #afromag #whatisblack #southafrica #kenya #africanphotographer #afroculture #blingbling #nouveaunoir #johanesburg #africa (at Johannesburg, South Africa) https://www.instagram.com/p/B8Ywbt_pdRb/?igshid=ik1dthe81fbq

[kemetic-dreams]

Repost from @africanstylediary

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Her voice is so dreamy but you see that click sound—it is mind-blowing! 🤯

The legendary South African singer Miriam Makeba performs her interpretation of Qongqothwane, also known as ‘The Click Song’It’s a traditional wedding song of the Xhosa people of South Africa.

Xhosa is a tonal language best known for its click consonants. At the beginning of many performances, Makeba gave an intro in which she gave a little background on her native language and the song she was performing. Introducing her heritage to the rest of the world with every performance

Reposted via @whatsculture

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#Africanstylediary #africanhistory #Africanstyle #africaart #afroculture #blackpeopleculture #blackpeople #explore

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[lastmanstandin]

Love is a beautiful thing #weddings #wedding ❤️@afroculture. #weddingparty

[culturesofresistancefilms]

The moringa plant has been used in human cultures as early as 2000 BC in India, when it was dubbed the “miracle tree” for its beneficial health effects. Since then, it has been used in edible oils by the Greeks and Romans, perfumes in 19th century Europe and to purify water in Africa today. (Source: Green Earth Heritage Foundation) These photos show images of moringa farms around the world. 

One of our sister foundations, the L/G foundation, has been proud to support Jal Gua Moringa Farm in South Sudan, a commercial farm in South Sudan that will be involved in cultivating moringa via a greenhouse farming model, producing seed pods, leaves, mature seeds, pressed oils, flowers and roots. Read more here: https://culturesofresistance.org/allied-projects/jal-gua-moringa-farm/

Image Sources: KQED, A Natural Farm, AfroCulture

[artofattraction]

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[tabney2023]

Karma World Doll on Skates Available on Amazon USA

[photo-mark]

Photo Mark x Mercedes Jona 💫 Los Angeles Spring 2021

[kemetic-dreams]

Africa is a home for all—your ancestral place regardless of wherever you are.

📹@asar.ci

#Africanstylediary #africanhistory #Africanstyle #africaart #afroculture #blackpeopleculture #blackpeople #explore

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