beautiful… dreamhampton1: Forever Love.  callmednice: I captured this image of Heavy D at @IamDiddy’s studio during one of Hev’s recording sessions for Love Opus. He will be missed. 

beautiful…

dreamhampton1:

Forever Love. 

callmednice:

I captured this image of Heavy D at @IamDiddy’s studio during one of Hev’s recording sessions for Love Opus. He will be missed. 

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new ultimate destination = riiiiicheeeeere.

new ultimate destination = riiiiicheeeeere.

(Source: supernov-a)

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im begging you…. aestevezpresents: Taken with instagram

im begging you….

aestevezpresents:

Taken with instagram

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study up, young jedis! changelikewind: deejaybird: Cudjoe Lewis is believed to be the last African born on African soil and brought to the United States by the transatlantic slave trade. He was a native of Takon, Benin, where he was captured in 1860 during an illegal slave-trading venture. Congress outlawed the importation of slaves in 1808. Together with more than a hundred other captured Africans, he was brought on the ship Clotilde to Mobile, Alabama. Cudjoe and 31 other enslaved Africans were taken to the property owned by Timothy Meaher, shipbuilder and owner of the Clotilde. 5 years later slavery was over so Cudjoe and his tribespeople requested to be taken back to Africa, but it was left ignored. He and other Africans established a community near Mobile, Alabama which became called Africatown. They maintained their African language and tribal customs well into the 1950s. He died in 1934 at the age of 94. Before he died, he gave several interviews on his experiences including one to the writer Zora Neale Hurston. During her interview in 1928, she made a short film of Cudjoe, the only moving image that exists in the Western Hemisphere of an African transported through the Transatlantic Slave Trade. How can you willingly ignore history but want me to swallow yours by the spoonful

study up, young jedis!

changelikewind:

deejaybird:

Cudjoe Lewis is believed to be the last African born on African soil and brought to the United States by the transatlantic slave trade. He was a native of Takon, Benin, where he was captured in 1860 during an illegal slave-trading venture. Congress outlawed the importation of slaves in 1808. Together with more than a hundred other captured Africans, he was brought on the ship Clotilde to Mobile, Alabama. Cudjoe and 31 other enslaved Africans were taken to the property owned by Timothy Meaher, shipbuilder and owner of the Clotilde. 5 years later slavery was over so Cudjoe and his tribespeople requested to be taken back to Africa, but it was left ignored. He and other Africans established a community near Mobile, Alabama which became called Africatown. They maintained their African language and tribal customs well into the 1950s. He died in 1934 at the age of 94. Before he died, he gave several interviews on his experiences including one to the writer Zora Neale Hurston. During her interview in 1928, she made a short film of Cudjoe, the only moving image that exists in the Western Hemisphere of an African transported through the Transatlantic Slave Trade.

How can you willingly ignore history but want me to swallow yours by the spoonful

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it’s true im sure of it….

it’s true im sure of it….

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avivaklein: Maluca on the Phone

avivaklein:

Maluca on the Phone

dreamhampton1: Nobody can teach me who I am. You can describe parts of me, but who I am - and what I need - is something I have to find out myself. —Chinua Achebe via kojobaffoe:

dreamhampton1:

Nobody can teach me who I am. You can describe parts of me, but who I am - and what I need - is something I have to find out myself.

—Chinua Achebe

via kojobaffoe:

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sene’s latest visual for “poh it” from the self-produced 10 minute project exit, us.

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“exit,us.” is sene’s self-produced 10 1/2 minute peephole into his current thoughts.   through what is being called an audio perspective. sene - exit, us.   — http://sene.bandcamp.com/ (FREE DOWNLOAD HERE)  produced by sene.  (twitter.com/sene718)  arranged by pace rivers (theclubcasa.com)   

“exit,us.” is sene’s self-produced 10 1/2 minute peephole into his current thoughts.

 

through what is being called an audio perspective.


sene - exit, us.   — http://sene.bandcamp.com/ (FREE DOWNLOAD HERE) 

produced by sene.  (twitter.com/sene718) 

arranged by pace rivers (theclubcasa.com) 


 

I can always count on my good friend Monica (DJ Lady Monix) to bless me with the most disturbing yet amusing of photos/videos/stories ….  How’s this one for your daily dose of “What the FUCK?”

I can always count on my good friend Monica (DJ Lady Monix) to bless me with the most disturbing yet amusing of photos/videos/stories ….  How’s this one for your daily dose of “What the FUCK?”

(Source: fuckyeahdementia)

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