@Oopsydaisytom And if I say it’s because people don’t know how to be normal about thick (specifically black) women without sexualising them … #noticing
Aniya Harvey is putting love, dating and relationship rules to the test with Bombshell or Bye, weighing in on who should make the first move, second chances and what’s better left in the past. 🖤
Tap the link for more from her EBONY Exclusive: https://t.co/NNc6bB9Jh0
left that villa… didn’t play victim, laughed at the memes, called herself grandma, didn’t jump on podcasts, didn’t speak on that man, still rocked her kinky curly hair, stayed true to her bubbly self. little miss fragile 💅🏾
“It's okay to be vulnerable; it's okay to be yourself… go in with confidence so that when people look at me, they're inspired to do the same.”
What a beautiful article by ebony for Aniya
https://t.co/30ebYVw0tn
@SabbrinaSingh@marajSethings So this post is supposed to be a rectification of black women's image??? By mischaracterizing one?? Why do you think it's ok to call a UNIVERSITY GRADUATE uneducated.
I don't think you're in the right position to concern yourself in how "black women" are perceived.
wasn’t the trope about black women being used as character development for the main character to grow with and then dispose of when they’re no longer needed? why are y’all suddenly acting like this trope doesn’t exist?
you must be a racist if you expect a dark skinned girl to have white armpits.
some people are really weird and sad.
It gets more weirder when the hate comes from black women too.
justine planted the seeds. serena (and jana, idc what ppl say) watered them. and the women after them reaped the benefits. its an ecosystem. happy for every woman (past, present, & future) involved.