#protect black women

[mos-twin-mattress]

This was her FAVORITE time of year... She should be spending it with family... she should be be alive. I'm pissed she's not. I'm so so pissed. I'm hurt. on the verge of tears.

Please dont forget her face, her name, her smile, her caring soul.

She wanted to be a nurse. Wanted to help mothers and babies... And she never got to.

The world was a better place when she was in it...

Merry Christmas Breonna... Thinkin ab you...

[kismetkayla]

Justice for Sonya Massey. May God rest her soul. 🕊️

[spoiledbratblog]

[theereina]

I could be overthinking, but can we take a look at the "type" of men who pursued Megan Thee Stallion during such a traumatic time.

Tory Lanez, Da Baby, Pardi, Trey Songz

Notice how differently all of them reacted to her before, during, and after. All of them, IMO, took advantage of her grief. They "picked" Megan not because she was strong and beautiful but because of what she was in that moment- vulnerable and lost.

A rising star who was grieving loss after loss. A woman who at a pivotal moment coped through alcohol and, imo, relationships. I think they all took notice of that in different ways.

Tory and Da Baby both have a history of being abusive in some way, whether physically or verbally. Pardi showed his true feelings after their breakup. Trey has a history as well and showed his in the video where he tried to make her keep drinking when she was refusing and already intoxicated. None of their reactions are indicative of men who love, admire, or care for someone, not platonically or romantically.

*This is merely my opinion as a chronic overthinker, but... the patterns are there.

**I hope this makes sense.

[padawan-historian]

Sonya Massey's last words were "I'm sorry."

[kouhaiofcolor]

I am so fucking glad Black Women exist.

Real talk. We deserve to hear that more genuinely. Shoutout to every one of y'all <3

[panafricanambassador]

Don't EVER get it twisted. .. ...

[malikaihii]

i’m so sorry for all the americans right now, this is scary time. Remember to stay safe and that you are loved <333

[she-is-my-unrequited-love34]

I need yall to protect A'ja Wilson the way yall protect Caitlin Clark. Hearing her say that she hates being A'ja Wilson broke me. She don't deserve to feel that way.

[tsukishimawhore]

Translation of the tweet :

« she touches her genitals without her consent and tells her "you have a dick" but as she is mapi león we laugh at her thanks and transphobia. »

and you know damn well she woulndn't make that comment to a white player.

[equiteesorg]

Silence is betrayal.

[blackstarlineage]

Sara Baartman (1789–1815), also known as Saartjie Baartman, was a Khoisan woman from South Africa who became a symbol of exploitation and racial discrimination. Born in the Eastern Cape, she was a member of the Khoikhoi people. Baartman was taken to Europe under false pretences in 1810, lured by promises of wealth and a better life. Instead, she became the subject of public exhibition due to her physical features, particularly her large hips and buttocks, which European audiences regarded with a mix of fascination and derision.

In England and later France, she was displayed as part of "freak shows" and referred to as the "Hottentot Venus," a derogatory term that reflected the racist and colonial attitudes of the time. Her body was objectified and subjected to pseudoscientific scrutiny, particularly by French naturalists, who used her as a case study to perpetuate racist theories of human inferiority.

Sara Baartman died in Paris on December 29, 1815, at the age of 26, likely from pneumonia, smallpox, or syphilis. After her death, her body was dissected, and her remains, including her skeleton and preserved genitals, were displayed in French museums for over a century.

In 2002, following years of advocacy and recognition of the inhumanity she suffered, her remains were repatriated to South Africa and given a proper burial in the Eastern Cape, marking a symbolic act of restitution and respect for her legacy. Today, Sara Baartman is remembered as a tragic victim of colonial exploitation and a symbol of the struggle against racism and dehumanization.🇿🇦

[classycookiexo]

YES

[miss-dollette]

If Kamala loses, at least I know I was on the right side of history, and that’s the greatest relief I can ever ask for. Knowing that I stood up for what’s right, the lives of the children who were massacred in their schools, the most vulnerable people in our society and the beat down, is something I can always say I’m proud of. I will always look out for those who are persecuted, those who are discriminated against, the ones who were kicked out of their families for loving who they were born to love.

Take care of yourselves, and always know love shall always prevail no matter what or who is against you 🩷

Goodnight, sweet souls ✨✨✨✨

[kouhaiofcolor]

Dark Skinned Black Girls,

It’s ok. I know it’s a nightmare; every single day. Every single second. But please don’t stop existing. You deserve a quality of life. You’re not different from other races of women. You’re not broken. You’re not unwanted. You’re not undesirable. You are NOT, obsolete. And it’s okay to be exhausted. You owe the world and humanity nothing. Absolutely nothing. Know that. You’ve always been yourself. Whether discriminated against, accepted or emulated. You’ve always been you. You deserve good things. You deserve better. You deserve best. You deserve peace. You deserve sanctuary. You deserve to thrive.

In spite of everything you’re put through.