June 1, 2012   83 notes

When your friend tells you that their favorite coffee shop in RVA is a Starbucks

wheninrva:

Oh god, so scene. But so true.

June 1, 2012
Taken with instagram

Taken with instagram

May 31, 2012   27 notes
Margoooooot

Margoooooot

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May 30, 2012

Sometimes..

It’s really hard not to shit on people because they have such an overinflated concept of themselves. But hell, let them be happy, even if they’re short-sighted.

May 29, 2012   24,806 notes
hattiestewart:

Feelin’ HOT HOT HOT … 
A drawing I did a few years ago but re-vamped it a bit! It seemed suitable.

This reminds me of this ———>

hattiestewart:

Feelin’ HOT HOT HOT … 

A drawing I did a few years ago but re-vamped it a bit! It seemed suitable.

This reminds me of this ———>

May 29, 2012   83 notes
jonahray:

Andre 3000 as JIMI HENDRIX
“All along the watchtower there were Bombs Over Baghdad”

YO MY MAN

jonahray:

Andre 3000 as JIMI HENDRIX

“All along the watchtower there were Bombs Over Baghdad”

YO MY MAN

May 23, 2012   24,301 notes

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May 17, 2012   2,753 notes
[Flash 10 is required to watch video]

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May 16, 2012

“ Within neo-colonial white supremacist capitalist patriarchy, the black male body continues to be perceived as an embodiment of bestial, violent, penis-as-weapon hypermasculine assertion. Psychohistories of white racism have always called attention to the tension between the construction of black male body as danger and the underlying eroticization that always then imagines that body as a location for transgressive pleasure. It has taken contemporary commodification of blackness to teach the world that this perceived threat, whether real or symbolic, can be diffused by a process of fetishization that renders the black masculine ‘menace’ feminine through a process of patriarchal objectification. ”

bell hooks, We Real Cool: Black Men and Masculinity

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