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hsmagazine254 · 28 days
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Mega Cinemas Kisumu Cinema Guide: 5th-11th April 2024 - Monkey Man
MEGA CINEMAS KISUMU Nakumatt Mega City, KISUMU KENYA   MOVIE OF THE WEEK Monkey Man Monkey Man- A young man ekes out a meager living in an underground fight club where, night after night, wearing a gorilla mask, he’s beaten bloody by more popular fighters for cash. After years of suppressed rage, he discovers a way to infiltrate the enclave of the city’s sinister elite. As his childhood trauma…
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surra-de-bunda · 2 years
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Smooth Girl Magazine quotables...
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hailneaux · 1 year
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Kenya Moore, TCB ad in Essence, 1992
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jeanambrojo · 1 year
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@j_ambrojo
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andrewochieng · 3 months
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I really want to be on the cover page of a magazine🔆🛍📸
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Kenya Moore for Smooth Magazine
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cantstayawaycani · 4 months
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I found this while going through a box of old shit I wanted to toss because my apartment is too cluttered for me to think straight.
I wrote this in my senior year of high school for a graduate class anthology collection.
I don't usually write poetry. I had other short stories included in the anthology. Reading them struck a nerve because I am of the same mind of the person who wrote them, twenty three years ago.
This is my poem. This is how I felt. This is how I feel. But will I ever change? Can I?
Can I?
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pa-anonoverflow · 2 years
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'“I’ve never seen a relationship benefit from being dragged into the public arena”
... Says the woman who told the world her vagina died in her first marriage? She is an asshole and a hypocrite who is just copy and pasting Harry's statements from old interviews.
Says the couple who are both quoted in both of the other’s cover stories???? You can’t say I am so private and I refuse to comment on this relationship…and here are a bunch of quotes from said partner that I refuse to comment on. They really reek of arrogance and they think we’re all stupid and they’re slick.
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kashmerevibes · 3 months
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biglisbonnews · 8 months
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Vulnerable Urban Life: These Largest Cities Will Face Extreme Climate Change Threats As global warming speeds up, its widespread effects are becoming more and more apparent. Climate change is reshaping our lives with higher temperatures and extreme weather events. In this context, cities worldwide are being examined closely for the wellbeing of their inhabitants. While some cities are being proactive in adjusting to the changing environment, others […]The post Vulnerable Urban Life: These Largest Cities Will Face Extreme Climate Change Threats appeared first on CEOWORLD magazine. Copyright CEOWORLD magazine 2023. https://ceoworld.biz/2023/09/13/vulnerable-urban-life-these-largest-cities-will-face-extreme-climate-change-threats/
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hsmagazine254 · 14 days
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Paws And Pixels: Pet Tech Innovations For Enhanced Well-Being - H&S Pets Galore
Exploring Gadgets & Apps That Make Your Furry Friend’s Life Purrfect In today’s digital age, technology isn’t just for humans—it’s for our beloved pets too. From smart collars to interactive toys, a plethora of gadgets and apps are revolutionizing how we care for our furry companions. These innovations not only enhance their well-being but also provide us with peace of mind and deeper insights…
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noriahmoods · 1 year
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Kenya Moore for HypeHair magazine (2012).
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Palestinian liberation is a feminist issue. While this truism should need no elaboration, it has, as with so much that relates to Palestine, necessitated discussions, clarifications, analysis and documentation, again and again. Palestine rights activists have long been familiar with the all too common phenomenon known as PEP: Progressive Except for Palestine. Less known, but no less common in feminist circles is FEP, the Feminist Except for Palestine phenomenon. Books such as Evelyn Shakir’s 1997 Bint Arab recount incidents of FEP going back to the ’60s, with many Arab feminists being shunned by their American friends over their support for Palestinian liberation. FEP had one of its early expressions on a global stage at the 1985 United Nations World Conference on Women in Nairobi, Kenya, when Betty Friedan, an icon of second‑wave western feminism, with its slogan ‘the personal is political’, tried to censor the late Egyptian feminist Nawal el‑Saadawi as she was about to walk up to the stage to deliver her address. ‘Please do not bring up Palestine in your speech,’ Friedan told el‑Saadawi. ‘This is a women’s conference, not a political conference.’ Sadly, little has changed in global north feminism’s rejection of the very humanity of the Palestinian people, as evidenced in their continued exclusion from national and global discussions of women’s issues. White feminism has continued to align itself with orientalist imperialist militarism; Ms Magazine cheered the Bush Administration’s US war on Afghanistan in 2001, calling it a ‘coalition of hope’, and suggesting that invasion and occupation could, indeed would, liberate Afghan women. The white feminists in the Feminist Majority Foundation, which bought Ms Magazine in December 2001, never consulted with Afghan feminist organisations such as the Revolutionary Association of the Women of Afghanistan, who denounced both religious fundamentalism and western intervention in Afghanistan, and who opposed the US attacks on their country. More recently, hegemonic feminism’s desire to exempt Israel from criticism led to the fragmentation of the Women’s March, the coalition of women’s and feminist groups that came together to denounce the election of Donald Trump to the presidency of the US. The co‑chair of the 2017 Women’s March was Brooklyn‑born Palestinian American Linda Sarsour, a grassroots organiser who had long championed Palestinian rights. When journalist Emily Shire asked in the New York Times ‘Does Feminism Have Room for Zionists?’, Sarsour responded with a resounding ‘No’. Many felt threatened by her outspokenness and visibility. Another Palestinian feminist, Mariam Barghouti, also asserted in a 2017 article that ‘No, You Can’t Be a Feminist and a Zionist’, and explained that: ‘When I hear anyone championing Zionism while also identifying as a feminist, my mind turns to images of night raids, to the torture of children and to the bulldozing of homes.’ In the wake of Israel’s latest war on Gaza, white feminists are denouncing the unsubstantiated accusations of sexual violence against Israeli women, without addressing the Israeli state’s amply documented gendered violence against Palestinian women, children, and men. ‘Feminism cannot be selective. Its framework comes from true and absolute liberation not just of women, but of all peoples,’ Barghouti continues, building on bell hooks’ analysis of feminism as a complete liberatory movement. ‘A feminist who is not also anti‑colonial, anti‑racist and in opposition to the various forms of injustice is selectively and oppressively serving the interests of a single segment of the global community.’ Simply, ‘feminism’ that aligns with regimes that engage in racial and ethnic oppression is gendered supremacy; no ideology that hinges on supremacy and discrimination is reconcilable with feminism.
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cartermagazine · 9 months
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Today In History
Barack Obama the 44th president of the United States and the first African American commander-in-chief. He served two terms, in 2008 and 2012.
The son of parents from Kenya and Kansas, Obama was born August 4, 1961 in Hawaii.
Obama attended Punahou Academy, where he excelled in basketball and graduated with academic honors in 1979. As one of only three Black students at the school, he became conscious of racism and what it meant to be African American.
He graduated from Columbia University and Harvard Law School, where he was president of the Harvard Law Review. After serving on the Illinois State Senate, he was elected a U.S. senator representing Illinois in 2004. He and wife Michelle Obama have two daughters, Malia and Sasha.
In February 2007, Obama made headlines when he announced his candidacy for the 2008 Democratic presidential nomination.
On November 4, 2008, Obama defeated Republican presidential nominee John McCain, 52.9 percent to 45.7 percent, to win election as the 44th president of the United States—and the first African American to hold this office.
CARTER™️ Magazine carter-mag.com #wherehistoryandhiphopmeet #historyandhiphop365 #cartermagazine #carter #barakobama #obama #staywoke #blackhistorymonth #blackhistory #history
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cosmicanger · 1 year
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Kenya Moore on set for Smooth Magazine #17 (2004)
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