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I had to post this whole thread because this is the definition of a wholesome post. 😭😂💕🔑

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I love working at a Black owned business. This white client came in and tried to tell my boss how to do his job, how much he should charge her, etc… He simply looked at her and said, “Ma'am, your privilege doesn’t work here.”

I began screaming internally for the ancestors.

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Someone on here once pointed out how whenever beauty vloggers on youtube do those, “my boyfriend does my makeup” challenges; the guy never seems to know what he’s doing, he doesn’t know what contouring is or highlighting and everyone thinks he’s just being a dude but really it shows that he obviously doesn’t watch his girlfriend’s videos that she’s clearly passionate about making, if he can’t understand something as simple as a primer and that really sucks

I also think about how wild it is that women get mocked and made fun of for pretending to be interested in sports and other things that are typically understood as male interests, and it seems like we’re the weird ones for doing that, but it’s crazy how there’s no pressure on men to be interested in, or at least understand anything considered feminine, like, wouldn’t you want to have knowledge about something your significant other is interested in?

I see memes where the guy is shopping for what to get his girlfriend and someone suggests a highlighter and dude goes out and gets sharpie highlighters! Then people think it’s hilarious, because he’s just a guy being a dude y'know but if a girl doesn’t know shit about basketball, or football, or video games, or cars, or comics or whatever else she’s an idiot

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Salvadoran 🇸🇻💛 Twitter: @Curlshawty

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Me: "Black Men are hypersexualized from a young age. The "animal-like large penis" stereotype is not only false, but was created as a way to dehumanize and fetishize Black Males for non-black benefit... making them easier to abuse. They're also forced to adhere to the hyper masculine image of The Black Body which again dehumanizes them while enforcing rampant homophobia. Thus creating the perfect environment for predators to commit acts of Sexual and physical abuse due to the shame and fear the victims feel when assaulted.

The shame that they weren't man enough to protect themselves, the shame because they blame themselves for the assault, the fear of backlash from the community on "snitching", and the fear of being called Gay."

Some y'all: "First of all, the dick thing true.... secondly ain't nobody getting raped out here. Only females get raped"

Me: ಠ_ಠ

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I’ll just leave this here.

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things I’m bad at:

eye contact

expressing feelings

making decisions

telling someone what I want

explaining why I act a certain way

getting motivated to do stuff

knowing what I want

paying attention to people 

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Sexy isn't always about boobs or butts. It's the way you walk, the way you talk, and the way you think.

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Here is this part of the transcript:

Interviewer: It says “I really got my ass beat. I really don’t like police.

Shakur: It doesn’t say that. Where are you at? Right there… oh. I didn’t say that. That’s not what it says.

Interviewer: Okay.

Shakur: It says, ‘I’m a victim for real. Everything I talk is for real. I really got my ass beat. I really don’t like them... I really don’t like crooked police.

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it don't make no sense unless im doin it with you

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