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Paper Magazine: I remember seeing you did a documentary project with fellow Tumblr Icon, Rashida RenĂŠe. Did you guys meet online?
Elizabeth De La Piedra: Yes, I had been following her for 4-5 years before I did the project and then she followed me in her funny way. Like, she would block me every time I posted something about Rihanna and then re-follow me again a few days later because she can't stand her.
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fuckrashida replied to your post âI wonder if ariana talks about mariah the way gaga talked about...â
Did you think the doc was trash too or naw
it felt like a promo for her tbh I was just like am I living in an alternative reality where she isnât as relevant as this documentary implied? lol. I did feel for her for all here chronic pain issues but when she made that random comment about bey at the very end I was like hmm anyways
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the real holy trinity is @zamaron @whitelivesdontmatter and @fuckrashida
happy belated tdov!
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i need to start watching Pose. except i don't want to have even one feeling ever.
Dominique Jackson as Elektra Abundance in Pose (2018).Â
Costume design by Lou Eyrich.
Without a doubt the best dressed character on television.
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I interviewed Black legends @brimalandro, @fuckrashida, @jessicafant-blog, and Shia about the rampant theft of Black intellectual property. We talked about the âyee haw agendaâ, Rashidaâs fashion archives, and hoe twitter.Â
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I donât know who this will be helpful for, but in the interest of amplifying some black voices re: the content I consume, and anybody who might be interested in that sort of thing. Specifically Iâm very interested in astrology, spirituality, tarot, as well as commentary, and I did some research into some black commentary YouTube channels if thatâs your thing. Also Iâm a sucker for Twitter so thereâs some of my favourite Twitter personalities to spice up your feed not only with some educational content but also just... good content.Â
Thereâs also a dash of other subjects like writers (three Tumblr writeblrs/writers, a Black-owned publishing house to keep an eye on with some new independent releases, and my current favourite author whose trilogy made me fall in love with fantasy all over again).Â
Obviously it is severely reflective of my character that I did have to research certain creators because of my lack of exposure, and that does come from a white perspective in that Iâve never felt the pressure to engage with Black content the way I should haveăźbut the only way to move forward from that is to actively seek them out, make adaptions, and introduce new content creators into my life. And hopefully, to my white mutuals (since Iâm in no place to preach to anyone else), introduce some stuff to you guys too.
Because Black lives do not only matter when weâre mourning the lives lost, but Black lives matter when they are actively creating content we can support, across all platforms and genres. Whether itâs Black film, Black writing, Black art, Black YouTubers, etceteraăź and while we should absolutely introduce more critical reading into our lives in order to develop a much more intelligent, nuanced perspective on the subject of race, we shouldnât only view Black people as politics suppliers, but people who create content all across the board, especially when we consider that Black culture and Black creators are often the biggest influence on social media and modern culture. This is just a small, very niche list of what I have foundăź and I would love recommendations! Your favourite designers, your favourite artists to follow, your favourite gaming channels (especially those who focus on thorough lets plays!), your favourite Black creator in any sort of environment. Under a read more just because this post is already long.Â
Black Spiritualists/Astrologers/Tarot Readers who I really love:
Shonnettaâs Divine Tarot ~ A YouTube channel which does really long, in depth tarot readings for the signs and pick a cards if thatâs your thing, sheâs super bubbly and energetic and has great energy
 Itsbabyj1 ~ She does really fun but also well-researched videos, sheâs super playful and knowledgeable about the subject. She has some really fun, laid back videos like how to tell if your crush likes you based on your sign, which if anything is just fun to indulge
Similarly, astrokit does really fun but also educational videos! Some based on crushes, or pet peeves, etc, but likeăź she can even help you figure out your own chart bit by bit like her latest video on Moon in the houses. Sheâs sooo cute and has such an airy energy, Iâve spent many an hour relistening to her crush or pet peeve etc videos in the background because she has a really nice voice
If you want to learn some more advanced techniques, this interview with Darren King is really educational! He hasnât made a lot of content yet but heâs a great speaker and his vid is so good, and you can even book a reading with him through the website
Sunshine Tarot ~ all of her readings are super accurate imo, she has such a homely vibe, sheâs so charismatic that her videos feel like sheâs really there with you.Â
Gaialect ~ does occasional Tarot readings for the signs, sheâs super kind and direct, originally quite a presence on Twitter and I feel like she really has a great camera presence and a good friendliness.
AstroDeeStars ~ again, just super good charisma & really informative videos. Not super active but you can watch her old content and be informed on the subjects!
ijaadee ~ A very advanced yet really personable astrologer who specialises in offering horary charts, and works with really detailed methodsăźsheâs really interesting if youâre into that sort of thing!
Jalen Astrology ~ a black, nonbinary (and potentially gay) astrologer whose personality is stunning, and theyâve done some great threads iirc!
RetroJ ~ similar to ijaadee in subject matter and advanced subjects, but he does have some great introductory threads that you can look through. Also does a wide array of consultations if you vibe with that!
BlackWomenCry ~ A sex astrologer! They do really fun yet in depth analyses of signs and qualities, especially regarding sex and unpacking trauma. Worth a follow for sure
Misc (ASMR, Book Youtube, Publishing Houses/Writeblrs, Influencers):
LatreceASMR ~ A black woman ASMRtist for if youâre trying to relax, her stuff is super chill & she has a really comforting voice! I really like her earlier low fi stuff
Sung Mook ~ another ASMRtist! I love her character work and her roleplays so much, she has the gentlest voice you will ever here. Big sleepy I really recommend
Mina Reads ~ A booktuber! Iâm still getting into the booktube scene so Iâd also love recs if youâre into it as well, theyâre really funny! (I believe their pronouns might be she/her but I canât remember completely so Iâd rather stay on the safe side). Also, they often review or read books focused on and/or written by Black people, which can be a great introduction to fiction by Black authors!
Yah Yah Scholfield ~ Horror writing, fantastic short stories, also publishing a lesbian horror novel this yearÂ
Sandra T. ~ Yah Yahâs publisher/editor and a writer herself, thatâs her main blog but she also posts her work here and she runs her own publishing company which currently has a poetry book, a compilation of short surrealist short stories, and Yah Yahâs novel): Oni House Press
Lydia ~ Another black writer! She posts excerpts of her writing work and Iâm a huge fan of her stuff. Her writing is so... emotive, rich and inspiring.
My favourite book trilogy that I reference often is N. K. Jemisinâs The Broken Earth trilogy which is an incredible fantasy series, and I really recommend it as an introduction to fantasy, right now Iâm also starting her other series. TBE is notable not only for its incredible world-building and character work (I cried... several times lol) but also for its subtle, natural integration of LGBT peopleăźand I mean LGBT people, not just a token gay character but also trans characters, with even minor reference to nonbinary people. She has some other series that I canât advocate for yet, because I havenât read them, but of course when one series is so good, of course I have faith in her other work.Â
Warsan Shireâs poetry is also groundbreakingăź youâve probably already seen it everywhere, whether in snippets or in huge excerpts, and she even contributed the poetry to Beyonceâs Lemonade. I read Teaching My Mother How to Give Birth which is a super short but very rich poetry book, which is also a great entry into it.Â
Rashida Renee ~ youâve probably used one of her scans in a moodboard, or seen someone use it. A Black trans woman with a huge knowledge on fashion and fashion culture, and highly influentialăź I love having her on the TL. Also was a huge Tumblr presence, Iâm not sure if thatâs still a thing, but I believe she was scorpioenergies and she was fuckrashida.
Silver Summer ~ also known on Tumblr as trapcard I believe (also used to be blastortoise, a huge âcomedyâ Tumblr acc), another Black trans woman who is just ... naturally funny, very quick-witted and livens up the TL. Also a fan of KPOP if youâre into that thing.
jaboukie ~ youâve definitely seen his tweets screenshotted. Funny as hell but not afraid to use his account to amplify things, lost his blue tick (rip) for the cause of mocking fools.Â
D4Darious ~ a film YouTuber! but not just film, the act of making film, for any aspiring filmmakers out there.
The commentary channels I found through research but have not fully immersed myself in their content yetăź Kat Blaque, For Harriet, Angie Speaks, T1J, DâAngelo Wallace, Joulzey. This is obviously not a comprehensive list whatsoever so Iâm always taking more recommendations <3
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kim chi really isnt funny
When someone is just throwing playful shade but it starts to hit your personal insecurities so you just try to keep joking along đ
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Mutual aid is essential to the survival of so many, and thatâs why I am making (another) post listing some people in need of financial help. This list is by no means an exhaustive one, and you can add yourself and/or members of your community. If youâve got some disposable income you donât know what to do with, consider helping some of the people below.Â
@smoochuu and their partner need help for transportation. You can donate here and here. Their Venmo is tominova.
@chaosjudgement needs help feeding her nephew and gas money. You can donate here and/or here.
@youhateblacktranswomen needs help keeping a roof over her head. You can donate to her GoFundMe here.
@keepthatenergy needs financial help as she is working two jobs to support her family. You can donate here or here. Her Venmo is sleepisforlovers.
@fuckrashida needs financial help for the holidays. You can help her here and/or here.
@3timesweekly needs help getting some versatile technology to young Black students. You can read about it and donate here.
@asnowflakeuniqueamongsnowflakes needs money for school supplies and transportation. You can donate here.
@compassionlotion is a Black trans woman that needs urgent financial help. You can donate here and/or here.
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Me @fuckrashida were gonna come out as a rap duo years ago named Semen Demons and itâs wild to watch City Girls blow up how they did when it was apart of our vision. Let this be a lesson to you all, to follow through with your vision and your dreams. Someone else may come out with it and be the weaker product and find success in your image. Then youâre sitting around thinking, âI did that way better.â
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yeinesomemdarre replied to your post âinsurrectionarycompassion: cardentist: fuckrashida: I knew we was...â
âIt was written by an actual poc personâ just say colored if youâre going to try and use it as an adjective, itâs painful watching whites do this shit. You even made it clear you know it stands for âperson of colorâ so what exactly is a âperson of color person?â Just blatantly showing your ass, that whites like you deep down think you can use POC as a new version of âcolored.â Settlers arenât immigrants. Lin is annoying af and thatâs from an afroboricua. Heâs made yâall twice as annoying, too.
youâre responding to a 2 year old post I wrote when I was 18. if I could go back and redo it I would have worded it very differently, I was an angry teenager online of course it wasnât going to be worded well.
but what youâre doing right here is more or less calling me out as immoral for saying atm machine. the reason why I used the phrase âpoc personâ at the time was because thatâs how I saw people say it. but people do That because doing it that way mimics how people usually refer to race in that context. âwhite manâ âblack womanâ âjapanese peopleâ etc. youâll also see people say âheâs pocâ for the same reason. it doesnât Technically make sense when you break down the acronym, but it flows better
youâre free to hate lin manuel and his work and youâre free to not like that term but this is just ridiculous. Iâm open to learn and grow if you want to point out something that I did wrong, but a grammar pet peeve just isnât it
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â¨â¨đđ QUEEN OF THE INTERNET @fuckrashida đđâ¨â¨
http://instagram.com/3DVAS
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She finna pop, jesus
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me and @iridescenticon personally co-created the fuckrashida fan club
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fuckrashida: Soo Joo Park photographed by Steven Meisel for... http://bit.ly/2t6qMvK
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Hi guys.
Recently I've been having car lots of car trouble so I decided to take it to a mechanic after the power steering cut out. I've been having problems for a minute and know a bit about cars so I asked for a quote for my belt to be replaced and an oil change. I was originally told 417 for parts and labor now I'm being charged 620. I'm being charged for the cost of a diagnostic for which I DID NOT ASK FOR cause I knew what exactly is wrong with my car. The shop is refusing to release my car for the quoted price and I would explore my legal options just to be petty and sue but unfortanly my car is my life line I'm hemergoing money taking Uber's and it's @fuckrashida 's only way of getting around. Not having it for the past week has really fucked up both of our money. Between the both of us we don't have enough money to pay fully. If you would like to please consider donating. If not I would ask that you reblog this post so that someone who might be able to donate has the option. My ask is open for any questions you have but be warned if you respond to this with hate or mallice in anyway I will block you so do us both a favor and just scroll past. Thanks.
Cash.me/$shutupchris
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This is a non exhaustive list of content curators and creators that deserve the love, the limelight and the financial support.
Trudy is a womanist photographer and writer. She has created the framework around misogynoir through her now closed blog Gradient Lair, alongside with Moya Bailey who coined the term. You can find her writing about photography (and food) on Drift Sojourn and her writing about good film and TV on Cinemacked. You can also admire her food photography here and her black and white photography here. She also has a Patreon, that you can access here.
Angela Davis is a cookbook author, a private chef, a food blogger and a food photographer. You can find some of her recipes on The Kitchenista Diaries, her cookbooks here, and you can admire her food here.
@sarahnicolefrancois is a designer and a 3D artist. She recently did the commissioned 3D portrait of Solange for the visuals to her recent album. You can find her 3D art here and her design work here.
@pleadingthefilth is a visual artist whose work you can find on her Patreon and on Tumblr.
@thotscholar is a writer, a sex worker, an indie publisher and a single mother. She is at the origin of the concept proheaux womanism and you can find her Patreon here. She recently released a gorgeous book you can find here. You can find her on Twitter under the name @thotscholar.
@fuckrashida is a fashion archivist&digital curator and her responses to fashion asks are better than many Vogue articles. You probably already consumed her work. You can support her here or/and here.
@iv-fischer has a Youtube channel in which she does makeup tutorials, advocates for Black trans women and tells fascinating stories. You can find her channel here.
@thatadult is a designer and vlogger that discusses fashion, curates cool stuff, tells captivating stories&does lovely fashion hauls. You can find their channel here.
@youstillhateblacktranswomen is an electronic musician whose work you can find here as well as here and here  and who is particularly in need of financial support.
Cashawn Thompson is the creator of the phrase&hashtag BlackGirlMagic (you can find her on Twitter under the handle @thepbg). You can find her musings here and Black Girl Magic merchandise here.
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