Ari

What happens to the characters after the last page of the book?

[ِ @suaverotic]

Victoria's Secret in 2008

[chaotic cutie. @keziah_sanders]

Is it “thirst trapping” or are my boobs just big?

[Ari @AriTuray]

I really don’t know why older people feel the need to hit you when they are talking 😒

[music data @music__data]

18 years ago today, the legendary Bernie Mac passed away at age 50.

[Ari @AriTuray]

I am genuinely so happy for her 😂😂

[Raymonte @BDTRELILBROTHER]

They have such good chemistry lmao

[AFRICAN & BLACK HISTORY @AfricanArchives]

Angela Davis, Afeni Shakur, Elaine Brown and Kathleen Cleaver became prominent during an era when Black women were playing major roles in movements challenging racism, inequality, police brutality and political repression in the United States. Their lives followed very different paths, and they did not all hold the same positions or participate in activism in exactly the same way, but each became connected to the wider Black freedom struggle that reshaped American politics during the 1960s and 1970s.

Angela Davis emerged as an activist, scholar and organizer whose politics were shaped by struggles against racism, economic inequality and the prison system. Her association with the Communist Party USA and connections to members of the Black Panther Party made her a highly visible and controversial figure. In 1970, she was placed on the FBI’s Ten Most Wanted list after weapons registered in her name were used during a deadly courthouse incident in California. Davis was arrested and later tried on charges including murder, kidnapping and conspiracy, but a jury acquitted her of all charges in 1972. She went on to build a long academic career while remaining involved in movements concerning prisons, race and social justice.

Afeni Shakur joined the Black Panther Party in New York and became one of the defendants in the famous Panther 21 case. The group was accused of conspiring to attack police stations and other locations, allegations they denied. Shakur helped defend herself during the trial despite having no formal legal training, and in 1971 she and the other defendants who remained on trial were acquitted. Later that year she gave birth to Tupac Shakur, who would become one of the most influential artists in hip-hop history. Her political experiences and ideas would later become an important part of the story surrounding her son’s life and music.

Elaine Brown rose through the Black Panther Party at a time when women were becoming increasingly important to its everyday operations. In 1974, after Huey P. Newton went into exile in Cuba, Brown became chairwoman of the organization. Her leadership placed a Black woman at the head of one of the most closely watched political organizations in America. During her tenure, she helped oversee the Panthers’ political activities and community programs, continuing work that included food distribution, education and other services in Black communities.

Kathleen Cleaver also became one of the most recognizable women associated with the Panthers. She served as the Party’s communications secretary and became a prominent public spokesperson, appearing before cameras and audiences to explain its political positions. Her activism eventually developed into a career in law and academia, and she later became involved in efforts to document and preserve the history of the Black freedom movement.

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[Ari @AriTuray]

Someone just called me mama😍😍

[mercurial diva 🎀 @kordeiscarthen]

black baby daddy incarcerated-

[Rhythm & Blues 💎 @RnB_DITR]

Every Little Thing I Do

Soul for Real (1995)

[dj @djzmbieatr]

he replied to the story i made for him specifically

[TyCun @TheRealTyCun]

Black People will dance to anything! 🤣🔥

[WELCOME TO BLACK TWlTTER  @blacktwiterthrd]

Rihanna never misses.❤️‍🔥

[Douglas. Just Douglas. @DougieRams]

A negro spiritual

[Be A King @BerniceKing]

Emmett Till should be celebrating his 85th birthday today.

Instead, he was robbed not only of his life, but of every year, relationship, dream, and possibility that should have followed. White supremacy destroys lives, wounds generations, and depends on our willingness to look away.

Remember Emmett. Reject the hatred that killed him. Continue the work of dismantling every system that devalues Black life.

#EmmettTill

[celi ❀࿐ @dayashlland]

blowing each other a kiss mid interview??? they make me siicckk 😭😭😭

[Ahmed/The Ears/IG: BigBizTheGod 🇸🇴 @big_business_]

15 YEARS AGO TODAY

“OTIS” BY YE & JAY-Z PREMIERED ON FUNK FLEX

▫️ TRACK RUNTIME: 2 MINUTES, 58 SECONDS
▫️ FUNK FLEX’S PREMIERE RAN FOR 22 MINUTES
▫️ 63 BOMBS DROPS
▫️ THE SONG WAS RESTARTED 25 TIMES

🚨🚨🚨🚨🚨🚨🚨

[UH8TAE @TheTaeWae]

I love the lil side to side hip thing they used to do lol

[Mila ✧ @aip551]

I’m at the age where I understand that paying a little extra for convenience and comfort is absolutely okay.

[g ✶ saw bnd x5 (spoilers) @N1NETY6S]

THIS TZ BUFFET

[Alexandria 🧚🏾 @Alexandriagreen]

this might be my favorite makeup look I’ve ever seen on her my goodness…. she looks ethereal