Random musings from a Texan transplant

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June 19
serpentine913: Donovan Christie

serpentine913:

Donovan Christie

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odinsblog:

Every time I hear someone lie and say they don’t notice color because they’re ~*colorblind*~ I imagine myself punching them in the mf nose, then running and hiding nearby and listening to them tell the police they are unable to describe me adequately because they never noticed I was black

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lightskinnedboys:

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BeastCrawl Presents Black Futurists Speak: Queer New Black

kwandammit:

A night of literary, experimental, unapologetic queerness in the tradition of Audre Lorde, James Baldwin, June Jordan and Essex Hemphill served by writers who smash on gender norms and blur the boundaries of poetry, prose and performance.

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sheilastansbury: (via First Official Look At Steve McQueen’s ‘Twelve Years a Slave’ (Pics) | Shadow and Act)

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soulbrotherv2: The Hottest Water in Chicago: Notes of a Native Daughter by Gayle Pemberton Gayle Pemberton shares the accumulated revelations of a lifetime of observation in sixteen provocative autobiographical essays, interweaving her own history and that of her family with reflections on American literature, art, music, and film. Building on the tradition of such writers as W.E.B. Du Bois, James Baldwin, and Ralph Ellison, but with a wisdom and sharp wit uniquely her own, Pemberton moves from the integration of a transient hotel in Chicago to a party on that city’s Gold Coast; from journeys by train and the memories they provoke to reflections on race aboard ship in the middle of the Atlantic Ocean; from the Mickey Mouse Club to the ghost of Emmett Till; from Harvard to Hollywood.  [book link]

soulbrotherv2:

The Hottest Water in Chicago: Notes of a Native Daughter by Gayle Pemberton

Gayle Pemberton shares the accumulated revelations of a lifetime of observation in sixteen provocative autobiographical essays, interweaving her own history and that of her family with reflections on American literature, art, music, and film. Building on the tradition of such writers as W.E.B. Du Bois, James Baldwin, and Ralph Ellison, but with a wisdom and sharp wit uniquely her own, Pemberton moves from the integration of a transient hotel in Chicago to a party on that city’s Gold Coast; from journeys by train and the memories they provoke to reflections on race aboard ship in the middle of the Atlantic Ocean; from the Mickey Mouse Club to the ghost of Emmett Till; from Harvard to Hollywood.  [book link]

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hoodsworld:

Ray Lee

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breakingnews: House GOP to push for bases on Mars, the moon in new bill NBC News: House Republicans are pushing for a base on Mars and will discuss their plan at a meeting of the House Science, Space and Technology Committee on Wednesday.  The plan is part of legislation to reauthorize NASA for two more years and the bill includes language not only advocating for a base on the surface of Mars, but also on the moon. Former House Speaker Newt Gingrich infamously said during his 2012 presidential campaign that he planned to have a moon base in operation by 2020. A base on the moon could cost anywhere between $40 billion to $500 billion. Photo: NASA contemplated setting up a lunar outpost like the one shown in this artwork back in 2007 (NASA via NBCNews.com)

breakingnews:

House GOP to push for bases on Mars, the moon in new bill

NBC News: House Republicans are pushing for a base on Mars and will discuss their plan at a meeting of the House Science, Space and Technology Committee on Wednesday. 

The plan is part of legislation to reauthorize NASA for two more years and the bill includes language not only advocating for a base on the surface of Mars, but also on the moon. 

Former House Speaker Newt Gingrich infamously said during his 2012 presidential campaign that he planned to have a moon base in operation by 2020. A base on the moon could cost anywhere between $40 billion to $500 billion.

Photo: NASA contemplated setting up a lunar outpost like the one shown in this artwork back in 2007 (NASA via NBCNews.com)

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peaceshine3:

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jadefristarz:

 MODEL HAYDEN MONTELEONE 

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“ To be black and conscious in America is to be in a constant state of rage. James Baldwin (via awesome-everyday)

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