HOE. (a Love story)
Prod by @Ckwnce
Directed/Captured by @thebleutheory
Edit by @aye_mitch
Styled by @cutfacedt
Introducing & featuring two bebe kids I found in a Walmart parking lot 😂
Enjoy❤️
Not being able to receive texts or calls cause my device has no storage is diabolical.
More so, I deleted everything and now IOS is taking all of the space. WTF
@Apple I've said it before & I'll continue to say it. Your products are shit! The security measures aren't real. & ya'll are data farming like all hell
My "Director" of HR just figured out what FEHA is and won't stop referring to it in ever email we exchange. The amount of egg on this woman's face when she gets all necessary document gone make one hell of an omelette. #racismisweird and exhausting.
Our community is grieving a huge loss after Eric Washington was fatally shot during a 4th of July Celebration at the Wilmington Arms in Compton.
At only 37-years-old he impacted so many across generations and cultures in the Compton/Watts community and was heavily involved with supporting local youth
"When I started out on Broadway, 'Dreamgirls,' we lost half of our cast to AIDS."
Sheryl Lee Ralph—famous for her breakout role in the original Broadway production of 'Dreamgirls' and her ongoing portrayal of the no-nonsense kindergarten teacher on the sitcom 'Abbott Elementary'—champions another kind of teaching through her decades-long work as an activist, particularly raising awareness about HIV/AIDS.
Recently, in collaboration with the DIVA Foundation, the nonprofit she founded in 1990, Ralph executive-produced documentary special 'Living Proof' which highlights the experiences of Black women living with HIV in the South. Leading by example, Sheryl Lee Ralph is honored among TIME's 16 Women of the Year. Read her story and meet the honorees here: https://t.co/8O891bum4K
Brazilian here and I have a series called ‘TheTreeGirl sessions’ where I am the producer, artist and curator.
‘A Vida é Minha’ ft. kayla Carrington 🇧🇷🎧
RIP Power, whose entrepreneurial vision and branding genius re-invented the business of hip-hop.
He took Wu-Wear from mail order to brick and mortar to Macy's – and helped make "Wu Wear: The Garment Renaissance," the greatest commercial-disguised-as-a-rap song in history.