Lex

[kennedi @kennnedl]

my talent is being drawn to the most expensive option before ever seeing the price tag

[˚꩜｡ @yappingwmogu143]

Physics gets such a bad reputation when actually CHEMISTRY IS THE VILLAIN

[Lovely2BMe @Lovely2BMe81]

Twitter “activism” in a nutshell:

• Centering celebrities over the issue
• Engagement farming
• Parroting trendy talking points
• Moral grandstanding
• Performative outrage
• Silence policing
• Selectiveness

[Melz @flyboiidotcom]

& I can’t be everywhere at once

[Roony @Roonysters]

I’m so full of love and so low on iron

[Lex @libratlex]

What else are we supposed to do? Litter?

[rose rice @ricebag_]

This too shall pass but bumboclaat man

[Sean 🎃 @ji_er684]

Everton Blair.... Only one country could ever pair those names ..😩

[Dolly @DOLLDILAH]

retweeting this because we need more awareness breast cancer is so scary

[not j*ss is uplifting tinashe @itsnotjess123]

80 years old… she was just a fucking kid…

[aarøn. @ayroned]

Never even considered Dolly could die

[Lex @libratlex]

Alright…

[Eisha Tycho @GrandInheritor]

@Diamy_TV she going pen for pen with nicki and that’s absolutely stamped

[Lex @libratlex]

H&M by April.

[ÈYÓNÚ✨✨✨ @THEKITANJUBRIL]

Zara by November

[Hashilé 🇸🇳🇲🇱🇳🇬 | Personnage principal @sankurienne]

Sorry but the discourse around Tyla’s identity has exposed something that deserves to be called out: expecting Africans to understand themselves primarily through a Black American racial framework, while refusing to engage with African’s countries’ racial hierarchies and colonial histories, is a form of xenocentrism that has already become xenophobic in this case.

At some point there has to be intellectual curiosity from
BA. Black Americans are not the only Black people with histories of racialisation, colonialism or oppression. South Africa’s racial classifications for example emerged from a distinct colonial and apartheid system with its own categories, meanings and consequences. Those histories cannot simply be overwritten by an American understanding of race, simply because Tyla wants to market herself to the BA audience. It doesn’t work like that.

Tyla did not invent South Africa’s racial hierarchy any more than Black Americans invented Jim Crow or the one-drop rule. Both are products of white supremacy, but they developed differently in different places. Expecting her to reject the identity that was historically imposed, negotiated and understood within her own country simply to satisfy an American racial framework is insane.

[Sophie Vershbow @svershbow]

Some of you weren't obsessed with greek mythology as a kid and it shows.

[ؘ @mouricore]

quando eu sou filho de poseidon tenho um meio irmão ciclope e uma filha de atena na equipe fica fácil ne

enfim o nepotismo..

[lari @lcschwenck]

alguns de vocês não tiveram uma fase de foco em mitologia na pré adolescência and it shows

[Doug @DouglasAll]

acabei de ver Odisseia em uma sala comum e digo