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I missed Tumblr

I had neglected my blog. I missed you, my Tumblr family. 

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Anonymous asked “I'm Nigerian and I Love your blog! Where do you find all these?”

Thank you, my fellow African brother/sister. I go through hell to find these pictures. Google image is where you can find em. 

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Himba boys 

Himba boys 

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Ethiopian braids 

Ethiopian braids 

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Who on here has Instagram?

drop your user-names 

Posted 1 month ago / 52 notes / Via: kushite

cosmicyoruba:

All images from Adire African Textiles; Guinea Conkary Fashion 1900

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lisafs:

Tuareg girl, Libya by Eric Lafforgue on Flickr.

lisafs:

Tuareg girl, Libya by Eric Lafforgue on Flickr.

Posted 1 month ago / 25,478 notes / Via: someplaceremote

magnolius:

A Tale Of Two Hoodies - a controversial painting by artist/activist Michael D’Antuono. 

Inspired by the Trayvon Martin case, this painting symbolizes the travesty of racial profiling innocent children and how present day prejudices affect policy.

magnolius:

A Tale Of Two Hoodies - a controversial painting by artist/activist Michael D’Antuono

Inspired by the Trayvon Martin case, this painting symbolizes the travesty of racial profiling innocent children and how present day prejudices affect policy.

Posted 1 month ago / 14 notes / Via: kingespada00
If men are supposed to be dumb , then why do you women want to “think like us” ?

rocketzworld:

basicbitchcatch22. 

WE DON’T WANT TO THINK LIKE MEN. SOCIETY TEACHES US TO THINK LIKE MEN. When they say, think like men, I think they mean be manipulative. 


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my-africa-is-beautifulThis one is for Africa!!! Initially, this was just a personal blog, but after seeing the negative images and stereotypes of Africa, I decided to dedicate it to my beloved motherland in hopes of changing the misconceptions held by many.As for me, just a college student.AN AFRICAN OF COURSE, PROUDLY ETHIOPIAN.A stubborn, strong-willed and opinionated young lady :) I take no credit for much of the material on my blog.I post anything and everything that has to do with AFRICA, and things I find interesting/entertaining i.e fashion, music, comedy etc.

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