She Who Lived

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[She Who Lived @Big_BodiedStace]

A need 💕

[✨That Girl✨ @B_only1me]

For the girlssss 😍

[☔ @Whotfismick]

“you think you all that and a bag of chips, huh?”

me:

[She Who Lived @Big_BodiedStace]

Smh why do I keep seeing pregnant bbl bellies 🤨

[She Who Lived @Big_BodiedStace]

@donnyism The one with pops ofc

[Feen4.Ree @Feen4Ree]

That cat 🐱🥺🥺wasn’t my bestfriend tonight 🥺🥺 it was the devil!😖😖😖😖

[Historic Vids @historyinmemes]

21-year-old Mäori MP performs haka before parliament speech in New Zealand

[She Who Lived @Big_BodiedStace]

Just completed feed in Fulani braids on my own head, please understand that I’m really that gwörl to me 🤭

[Historic Vids @historyinmemes]

This is Princess Lili'uokalani. She would become the last sovereign ruler of Hawaii. The photo was taken in 1853 when she was only 15 years old.

In 1874, Lili'uokalani's brother, David Kalakaua became king, and a few years later, she was named the heir apparent. She spent the next few years building schools for the people of Hawaii.

In 1881, Liliuokalani served as regent while the king was away on his tour of the world. When a smallpox epidemic broke out on the island of Oahu, she made the quick decision to close down all its ports, which helped to contain the spread and ended up saving many lives. However, her decision irked many of the wealthy sugarcane plantation owners.

In 1891, her brother died, and she became the ruler of Hawaii. Unfortunately, her reign would be very short-lived as a coup led by Sanford Dole (his cousin founded the Dole Food Company) and several other white businessmen and lawyers with the backing of the United States would annex the islands. Two years later, when Lill'uokalani and her supporters attempted to return to power, she was charged with treason and forced to go under house arrest. In order to pardon her supporters, she agreed to yield her power to the United States.

"Now, to avoid any collision of armed forces and perhaps the loss of life, I do, under this protest, and impelled by said forces, yield my authority until such time as the Government of the United States shall, upon the facts being presented to it, undo the action of its representative and reinstate me in the authority which I claim as the constitutional sovereign of the Hawaiian Islands."

She spent the remainder of her life in exile until her death in 1917 at age 79.

[PYPER🍒 @pyperxox]

Me saying "but hey, things happen" after telling the most traumatic event of my life

[She Who Lived @Big_BodiedStace]

Next caption gotta be ‘Hello Motherfucka!’ 🥰

[She Who Lived @Big_BodiedStace]

Music is really food to my soul 🥰

[She Who Lived @Big_BodiedStace]

Lord knows I need a blessing! I’m going to continue to pray for some healing within my life. Too much treachery been going on

[She Who Lived @Big_BodiedStace]

Me and my bed go together real bad 🥰

[She Who Lived @Big_BodiedStace]

My daddy checkin on me 🥰 he must be knowin…

[She Who Lived @Big_BodiedStace]

FaceTime 🥰 I need the visuals!

[Lazzyyyyyy @em_Lazzy]

Are you a caller ? A texter? Or a Facetimer?

[KHi @Onlykhitakesoff]

💙🎓 Mastered it 🤝🏽

[She Who Lived @Big_BodiedStace]

“You must be lost or somebody must’ve stole yo mind, if you really think I would play about mine…”
~Revelations of Stacey

[She Who Lived @Big_BodiedStace]

Terrible, ain’t it? I’m my own mother, father and sense of peace bc I can’t trust the people that were suppose to be that for me SMH

[The Art of Noticing. @psychonegraut]

I brought this up to my mother once. This idea of how she and my father chose each other but they didn’t choose us and we didn’t choose them.

How I didn’t get a chance to choose any of my family members and I just have to deal with them 😭