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“Breakfast time!”

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It’s going a little ruff.

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I’ve been shot more than Alonzo from Training Day. But my stupid ass continue giving away bullets. 🤦🏾‍♂️🤦🏾‍♂️🤦🏾‍♂️🤦🏾‍♂️#LuvIsBlack #BTOMBG #MarleysThoughts https://www.instagram.com/p/CHbN2nDngL9/?igshid=sz8ljpc84hm0

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Art by ROCKYS || Daily Cat Cartoon

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“Kitty practicing the lion dance for the Chinese New Year”

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Solange Knowles was awarded the ‘Rockstar’ award at Black Girls Rock awards

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Terry Crews coming in with some wisdom

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Great Royal Wife Tiye of Egypt, c. 1398 B.C. – 1338 B.C.

“The place of Queen Tiye in history is uncertain, and opinions about her differ. But at least one prominent school of thought holds that she was a woman of great fortitude and determination (contemporary likenesses and now her mummy seem to bear this out), wielding enormous influence during the reign of her triumphant husband, Amenhotep III. Even after his death she may have been a potent political force in her own right as something of an elder states-woman. We know that she lived into the reign of her notorious son Akhenaten, but the exact time and circumstances of her death are unknown. In retrospect it is interesting that Loret chose to describe the unknown woman’ s face as “ (having] a noble and majestic seriousness.” Despite the ignominy Queen Tiye’ s mummy suffered and the anonymity in which it remained for three millennia, now, thanks to Professors Wente and Harris, the name of Queen Tiye will flourish again.”  -                                                                                      “Queen Tiye Found!”                                                       The Oriental Institute, October, 1976. ○

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People with periods: listen up! 

20 billion sanitary napkins, tampons and applicators are dumped into North American landfills every year. (x) The packaging isn’t necessarily recyclable either! The billions of dollars spent in this industry could be used on reusable products instead that are way better for the environment!!

The fact that the cheapest options are those that damage our health and the planet makes this a social and environmental issue: people with the least power have the greatest exposure to dangerous products.

Start using reusable menstrual products.

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