There They Go Again 🖤✌🏾

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NIKO RIAM FOR VOGUE PORTUGAL  BY ANDREE MARTIS.

Black aesthetic: Flowers🌼🌺🌸 (I do not claim ownership of any of the above photos.)

My Family looks good They’re glowing Their spirits shine through Clear as day They’re each going places Taking off And never turning back My family looks, Hella Good

Just guess how much I love this job

If we can cancel Artist then we can cancel the N-word

Cancel culture is toxic in a sense that it doesn’t allow room for evaluation and growth.

But when it comes to the N word

I’m on team cancel it

I get the reclamation of the narrative and choosing how you want to change the power of words.

But in doing so you are separating the word from its maker.

If we can’t play Step In the Name of Love at a cookout

Then why should we continue to call black people by a name that wasn’t born with us but weaponized against us?

Now if there is a way to change the mind of the maker and watch as they develop into something more fruitful,

Then I think with growth comes rebirth

You shed your former layers and embrace new ones

You don’t put glitter on your old skin and slip it back on.

You rock the new one

Why can’t we use new words to describe the people of the diaspora

Why can’t we wear new names that we choose to glorify us?

Why must we try to force ourselves into last centuries terms

When everyday we choose new paths

New labels

New brands

New names

And all for the better

If something’s not right in cancel culture we cut it

But for some reason we can’t cut the N word

If cancel culture can reach back in time and take away St.Patricks Day, R.Kelly, and Gucci

Then it can cut, the N-Word

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With love

A Diasporic Queen

She is an amazing artist too! 

what planet is the girl from???? lol

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