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Just in case...

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Derek Brown is effecting change one teen at a time (x) | follow @the-movemnt

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هزار بار ديگرم سر شكوفه كردن است I have yet to bloom a thousand times more…

Qahar Aasi (via honeylipbalm)

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How is that even a question that needs asking.

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If you’re not afraid of White people, now you’ll learn.

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Millenials: We’re all broke, socially anxious, have poor physical fitness, suffering from depression and lack any motivation for life.

Nintendo: We got this.

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I hate y'all

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“ Whatever is bringing you down, get rid of it. You don’t need that negativity in your life. ”

http://twitter.com/goodquoteco (via kushandwizdom)

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This is so important - we can’t compare trauma experiences, it is all valid. Even two people who go through the same trauma can react differently.

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attention all cute girls......................hello

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I went to the African American museum today

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Big Sean and Zoe Kravitz for Alexander Wang

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I was able to see the Smithsonian national museum of African American culture in all its glory in person today and my eyes filled with tears when I witnessed this in the music exhibit. The involvement of black people in country music is something I speak on constantly, trying to open eyes to the reality of the true roots of country music in effort to make people of color feel more included in a genre that is so near and dear to my heart, a genre-that unfortunately has been tainted by the idea of racism and exclusion. It fills my heart with so much happiness to know that every little Black Country boy from here on out will be able to go into this museum and feel proud to be both those things, like they deserve to be. Proud without guilt of what they THINK “country music” means. Proud to be a country boy, proud to be black. Thank you @smithsonian you can’t imagine what this means to me. (at Smithsonian National Museum of African American History and Culture)