Bruna @bbpause

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Probably the sharpest truth told to call out the cowards who traded their principles for a paycheck. We are all with you @macklemore

Unrivaled evening beauty

You Don't Know My Name - Alicia Keys (2003) 🔥🔥 Produced by Alicia Keys & Kanye West

Hits Junkie @hitsjunkie

2 months ago

What song do you consider R&B perfection?

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Ankle monitors. Electric shock gloves. What’s next? We should be deeply concerned about where this is going. Dehumanization does not begin with the worst act imaginable. It grows when we become comfortable with treating people as threats to be tracked, controlled, restrained, and subjected to pain. Immigration status does not erase human dignity. Government power does not erase the responsibility to respect it. We cannot build the Beloved Community while normalizing the dehumanization of our neighbors. And we should not wait to see what comes next before we say enough. #Nonviolence365 #BelovedCommunity #HumanDignity #ImmigrationJustice

‘Black is King’ was released 6 years ago today.

@rwemanman Paris Night 3

One year ago today Paris Night 3

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one year ago today i was buying cowboy carter tour merch from the merch truck

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Saying goodbye to what has been. Cowboy Carter will always have a special place in my heart ❤️

Alicia Keys made a surprise appearance on top of Arts-Rec store in San Diego ☀️🎶

10 years later and ‘Lemonade’ still feels untouchable 🍋 @Beyonce

Our Founder, Mrs. Beyoncé Knowles-Carter, is gracing the Met Gala stage next month—the biggest night in fashion. ✨ So we’re spotlighting the underrated icons who’ve shaped the fashion industry all along. Because true influence isn’t loud—it’s unforgettable.

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we can all hear this photo

I used to wonder how it was possible that Trump could have won in 2016, and then again in 2024, given how emotionally toxic and depraved he is. I don’t wonder anymore. I think he won for that exact reason. Because he carried at least one broken shard to reflect the broken shards in millions of others. If you’re a racist, you found your guy. If you’re a misogynist, you found your guy. If money is your only religion, you found your guy. If your heart is armored shut, you found your guy. If you mock the disabled, you found your guy. If intelligence makes you insecure, you found your guy. If you’re a sexual predator, you found your guy. If you trade in humiliation and conspiracy and filth, you found your guy. If you’ve never done a single hour of emotional inventory, you found your guy. If you cheat, stiff contractors, bankrupt your obligations, and call it savvy, you found your guy. If you lie as easily as you breathe, you found your guy. If cruelty feels like strength, you found your guy. If white grievance is your comfort food, you found your guy. If your ego is a black hole no title can fill, you found your guy. If warmongering fuels your ego, you found your guy, If empathy feels like weakness and dominance feels like oxygen, you found your guy. If he’d only carried one or two of these pathologies, he might have been dismissed as just another loud, damaged man. But he carried a buffet of them. That was the appeal. Millions could locate themselves somewhere in the wreckage. They didn’t have to agree with all of it. They just had to recognize a piece of themselves in it. It was never really about him. It was about the validation. The absolution. The permission. He didn’t invent the resentment; he amplified it. He didn’t create the cruelty; he normalized it. He gave millions the intoxicating relief of hearing their ugliest impulses echoed back at rally volume. Trump is a symptom. The deeper illness is collective. If there’s one sentence that defines his power, it’s this: “He says the things I’m thinking.” And that’s the part that should chill us. Because what does it say about us that so many were thinking those things? That tens of millions of Americans harbored resentments so deep, so seething, that they were simply waiting for a demagogue to baptize them as virtue? That after decades of supposed progress on race, gender, and equality, so many white men felt so threatened, so displaced, so furious, that cruelty became a political platform? Maybe we were living in a fool’s paradise, mistaking silence for healing, politeness for progress. Now the mask is off. Now we know. And knowing is a far more dangerous place to stand. – Michael Jochum, Not Just a Drummer: Reflections on Art, Politics, Dogs, and the Human Condition.

just me, bey, & my 35mm olympus stylus epic zoom

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My dream job as a kid was to become a (hand drawn) animator for Disney I saw them as the gold standard This is what happens when uncreative people are allowed to make decisions about creative processes They remove what they don't know & change it into everything it shouldn't be

DiscussingFilm @DiscussingFilm

11 months ago

Bob Iger says Disney+ will soon have AI-generated short form content from users (Source: hollywoodreporter.com/business/digit…)

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Hoy hemos sabido que “Cien años de soledad” ha sido prohibido en las bibliotecas escolares de Florida. No es un hecho aislado: más de 2.300 libros vetados en un año por la ola reaccionaria que avanza en nombre de la censura y el miedo. Y aquí, en Sevilla, el Gobierno del PP ha retirado los manuales de educación sexual de los colegios a petición de Vox. Lo que está ocurriendo no es menor: es un retroceso en derechos, en libertad y en educación. La derecha y la extrema derecha quieren una sociedad más obediente, más ignorante. Frente a eso, nosotros defendemos una educación libre, crítica y plural. Porque sin cultura ni pensamiento libre, no hay democracia.