make'ya.escape

[AYOSHELUVUNOO🫟 @AyoSheNeedUno]

Fuck😵‍💫😩

[Papii Stylz @PapiiFafo]

What’s your screen saver 🤭

[Father Fuego @FatherxFuego]

Are we on the same page though?

[Father Fuego @FatherxFuego]

I just wanted to play the game😒

[Riley @XxxTwinkcouple]

drop to your knees and beg for it

[⛈️ᗯEᗩTᕼEᖇ 4 ᑕᗩᔕT ⛈️ @RaikageFox]

Get you a custom video support my life style beta💋

[Mike Swole @Only1Mike478]

Front/Back

[DeTheKingHTX @DKinghtx707]

WAATTAA🐂🍍

[PapiCHULOO @2Suavecitoo]

chudai...

[make'ya.escape @escape_ya]

@therealkenidol Those legs 🦵🏾😍‼️

[ohyeh.BiggdomoRaw👺 @BiggDomoslimefr]

😎🫡 drops

[Mrthrowthatdick @MrThrowThatdic]

Wataaa💦

[😂 @Chrisbornfly1]

1 of No other 🙂‍↔��

[Neptune @thesirneptune]

What’s missing?

[make'ya.escape @escape_ya]

@xmwi11 Happy Birthday 🎉

[😂 @Chrisbornfly1]

bored

[😈 @osoquann]

yall sleep ? 🙇🏽‍♂️

https://t.co/YFL1JljfUB

[🦂THEE Auntie with no kids♏️ @prmade313raised]

A white mother in this Black and Proud group shared a photo of her son with all of his Black friends and said she never worried about his safety around Black people.

That stood out to me because so many of us were raised to love, protect, and treat people like family. We’re often portrayed as violent, yet so many people say they feel safe and welcomed in our communities.

It’s just sad that many people can confidently say they feel safe being the only white person around Black people, while many Black people can’t always say they’ve felt that same safety being the only Black person around white people.