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He in love wit dat Koko!!! #redvelvetrealness#nofilter#unfilteredgoodness#bakingsoda#igotbakinsoda (at Koko Tea Salon)

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Say it loud! #blackhistorymontheveryday #instagood

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#indulgence #instagood #ravenswood #brownie #icecream #dessert #wine

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Look at this small child making a snow man outside my window. Why the snowman gotta be white? (Asia star face) #selfhate #instagood #snowman #winter #iplaytoomuch #reverseracism #parody

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Inspiration

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Perfect

One tree can starts a forest One smile can begin a friendship One hand can lift a soul One word can form a goal One candle can wipe out darkness One laugh can conquer gloom One hope can raise our spirits And… One CHOICE can change your life.

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Wth lol

The corpse flower or Rafflesia Arnoldii reeks of rotten flesh. The leather like red petals has no root system whatsoever and depends on its parasitic activities for nutrition. It can grow as wide as 3 feet. They only grow in the southeast Asian islands of Sumatra and Borneo.

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Awesome.

Misty Copeland & Brooklyn Mack to Make Historic Debut in Swan Lake

For the first time in dance history, a major company will perform the ballet “Swan Lake” with two African-American lead dancers — Misty Copeland will take on the lead as Odette/Odile, while her love interest, Prince Siegfried, will be danced by the Washington Ballet Theatre’s Brooklyn Mack. The two will effectively shatter the all-white stereotype of “Swan Lake,” the most traditional of ballets.

Black dancers have been rare in leading ballet roles with major companies, especially in classical works such as “Swan Lake,” in which the star is traditionally white and waiflike.

Copeland said in a statement: “It certainly goes against traditional casting. I am so pleased to have the opportunity to show that African American ballerinas can also conform to the traditional vision for a swan as feminine and sylph-like while also being artistically and physically powerful.”

Septime Webre, artistic director of the Washington Ballet, called the event history in the making, and said that it challenges the paradigms about how principal dancers in classical roles should look.

“The ballet world has had a history of a glass ceiling of sorts for African-American male dancers to a degree but certainly ballerinas,” said Webre. “So it’s been exciting to question the notion of what Swan Lake should be about!”

The Washington Ballet production of “Swan Lake” debuts in April 2015.

Read more: http://www.washingtonpost.com/entertainment/theater_dance/misty-copeland-to-make-swan-lake-debut-with-washington-ballet/2014/11/12/6765ca90-6a19-11e4-b053-65cea7903f2e_story.html

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!!! #2015

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Starting the new year off right with #nofilter 2015 is about seeing through the filters people put on their words and actions. I been drinking you get the point. I been writing this for like 20 minutes #champagne

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Read mah mean mug. #blackisbeautiful Delicious pancakes made with almond milk, honey, cinnamon, etc! Apples with cinnamon, seasoned eggs and chamomile tea! 好吃！incroyable et merveilleux! 배고파 !#breakfast#instagood#fourlikes (at New Albany - Columbus - Ohio)

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Nfč

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Hello world. Don't wanna do my hair. What if I just lied in my bed all day? #instagood#cozy#fourlikes

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#photoshopexpress#beautiful#loving#souls

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Kitty has an eye for optical theory. Lol whatever that means. #gamesforcats#app#michealnyman#cats#ipad

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Stole this idea from @paoloarag0na Hot #yogi #ginger #tea and arugula #salad is all I need