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[IsThatMike🐝 @isthatmike03]

Dwayne Black photographed by me 📸 #shotbylucian

[TAP @TAP_thecreator]

They keep asking how I do it all. Cannot talk right now, I am busy doing it all.

[Natasha Asanté @natashante]

stay beautiful and sweet but please have a backbone babe.

[femiiiiii. @femiiiszn]

fortunately, i do give up on people. you can't continuously drain me, disappoint me, and disrespect me while expecting me to keep being kind.

[DES. @destinCONRAD]

happy prideeeeeeee👅

[Variety @Variety]

Jeremy Pope arrives to the #Tonys

[rhundhat @LeamountLyfe]

A new supreme has entered the chat!

[Variety @Variety]

Jeremy Pope arrives to the #Tonys

[maff. ♒️💫 @MathewNoKnowles]

MIND YOU she’s in a heel and the rest of the girls are in flats. like please.

[A.VICTOR @Lifeof_AG01]

They didn’t steal your partner; your partner chose them.

[Kingmaker @MindHealthMaker]

sometimes you just gotta say “someone who truly values me would never do this” and move on

[BIG DADDY @Hearts0faKing]

I went to Khalid’s concert yesterday, and honestly, I was disappointed by the lack of support from our community. It feels like we’re often so quick to criticize, nitpick, judge, and tear each other down instead of showing up, showing love, and rallying behind one another.

This is a Black queer man who came to Atlanta during Pride Month to share his art, his talent, and his story. Yet the support in the room didn’t reflect that.

As a community, we talk a lot about visibility, representation, and creating spaces for ourselves. But those things require more than words… they require action. They require us to show up for each other. We can’t keep asking for support while withholding it from our own.

We have to do better.

[Physics Geek @physicsgeek]

Speaking as a 30+ man, I have no time for stupid games. If you tell me "it's fine" or "go away" I will take you at your word.

[Taurus Groove @jiggyjayy2]

Nelly had a Diamond album and nobody would say he is a better rapper than Jay-z like what are yall saying

[Scru🇳🇬 @scrufacejean]

Niggas makin fun of Jay Z Afro lets me know how detached with blackness ppl are, even other black ppl. Nigga YOU have the same hair, you tellin me you don’t even know how your own hair works? Makin fun of black ppls hair shows you how white supremacy worked on ALL of us.

[Gustavo Fring @zone6nova]

Working in education showed me 1st hand kids desire & flourish under structure once they become used to it. They don't like chaos, they like routines they can trust. That's safety to them.

[dj franzia @hawillisdc]

it sounds dumb but it took me until 30 to internalize that people just say anything and it behooves you to ignore them and focus on what they do and how what they do makes you feel.

[femiiiiii. @femiiiszn]

your partner actually liking you as a friend is important. romantic love is not enough.

[Ay,Sun Bum! ⁷ 🇧🇸 @_ASunBum]

This literacy crisis …

People are really out here functionally illiterate and that is absolutely petrifying

[femiiiiii. @femiiiszn]

i hope the next global trend will be empathy and critical thinking.