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adamsrib66 · 1 year

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#adamsrib66 #TheSmartBlackGurlsClub #spotifyforpodcasters #hiphop feminism

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possible-streetwear · 10 months

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newkiqx · 6 months

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Saw Bob Vylan live last thursday. Near the end of the show, they sent cis men to the back of the venue, explicitly inviting ladies, enbies, and trans folks to the front to have a mosh pit free of cis men.

And this song was next. Incredible, 10/10

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#other highlights were 'THE ONLY GOOD COP IS A?' and the crowd correctly responding #And raging against an epidemic of 'pacifist punks'#go see them if they're in the area. they're great #One of their hit lyrics includes 'I'm spongebob at the bank. put the money in the bag'#bob vylan #music #feminism #most of their songs are about systemic injustice like racism. capitalism. this one is obviously about the patriarchy. they dont miss #they also dont have anyone on live guitar or bass which is interesting for a punk/hiphop hybrid but boy do they make it work #Youtube

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cuntdiary · 2 years

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forever thankful for the women in the rap/hip hop scene <3

#hip hop #fem rap #rap #feminism #hip hop scene #rap hiphop #spotify #art #σοφφ ποστ #mc lyte #nicki minaj #Janet Jackson #women #female rapper icons #female rappers

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wocwithmentalillness · 2 years

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"Fix Your Crown, Sis" Spotify Playlist

A playlist for Black Women of music, poems, and speeches to inspire, encourage and empower.

Artists include Beyoncé, Lizzo, Mary J. Blige, Jill Scott, Megan Thee Stallion, Lizz Wright, Ibeyi, and more. Check it out.

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unclassable · 1 year

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Full album in free download here https://archive.org/details/earsheltering112

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thefutureshop · 1 year

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(via UNLADYLIKE Magnet by TheFutureShop ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐)

#findyourthing #redbubble #unladylike feminism ladylike quote typography unladylike album feminist girl power women blue funny pink lady female hiphop

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thottybrucewayne · 4 months

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A LIST OF PEOPLE WHO ARE GOING TO HELL: 2024 EDITION

Every zionist, duh, but esp yall who screenshot perfectly reasonable posts and go "Um, the look at this idiot who thinks genocide is wrong" yall make my ass itch and nobody takes you seriously, MOVE. 2. The entire U.S. government but esp Joe Biden that old ass man gettin spit roasted in hell (AND NOT THE FUN KIND!) 3. DIDDY AND EVERY SINGLE PERSON THAT PROTECTED AND DEFENDED HIM. 4. Tory Lanez whole family, his mama, his daddy, his dog? All them. 5. The nonblack people who run those Rap House Tv type blogs that are clearly trying to be shade room clones. 6. People who get all their news from the Shade Room and Whatsapp, sorry auntie, I'm sick of you tellin' me COVID can be cured by sticking cloves of garlic up my nose :/ 7. Every single one of you dirtbag leftist ass people, yall do nothing for nobody except you thousands of adoring "former nazi" fans that need to be told it's okay that they still say the n word in private. 8. N.O.R.E and every single hiphop "journalist" 9. Charlemagne Tha God and Dj Envy, they know why. 10. Everyone who made Ike and Tina jokes after Tina past away. Grow up. 11. You fanfic girlies. So many of y'all are seeing the lake of fire, But esp if you donate to ao3 or own ao3 merch. Like, that is just embarrassing. 12. It's 2024, If I see you coming up here saying shit like "Miku wroke harry potter!" or " Hello Kitty wrote Ofmed, actually" I'm sending you to hell myself. 13. Booktokers? This is yall the second year on this list, tighten the fuck up and stop being weird about strange men on the internet, now. 14. People who do LITERALLY NOTHING yet try to tell other people how to be activists. You contribute nothing to any conversation you're a part of, suck my dick from the back. 15. People who stopped masking because other people were making them feel bad. Fuck your mama not being able to see your smile, PEOPLE ARE DYING???? 16. Lana Del Ray and Taylor Swift. They know exactly what they did. 17. Every white girl on twt who tried to jump me cause I said the Barbie movie is white feminism at its finest. 18. Elon, you raggedy bitch. 19. Every single man who hit on me this year who isn't one of my friends. 20. People who don't know what transmisogyny means and make that everyone else's problem. I need yall to start reading so bad it's not even funny. 21. You "goth is a feeling" people. You gonna be "feeling" that hell fire nippin' at your ass, NEXT 22. You 35 defending fanservice of high schoolers in anime/manga all day every day...yeah, just get on down there, big fella. They waiting on you. 23. Cishet Black men on tiktok and twt who make it their life's mission to make an ass of themselves for minor ducats. You are a one-man modern-day minstrel show and you will be dealt with. 24. White Tyler The Creator fans. Y'all know what you do.

Dishonorable mentions: Shojo fans who never talk about the fucked up shit in the manga they recc you because "At least its not as misogynistic as shounen!" (yes, yes it is) Fashion tiktokkers I hate so many of you its not even funny Every person who put the image of T.D. Jakes getting his doonies beat down at a Diddy party in my mind. Like I literally never needed to think about that. My dad <3 and all my friends' dads. Patricide NOW!!!!! People who are still whining about having to boycott shut upppppp god damn. People who stare at me in public. You got a fuckin problem?????

That's a wrap! Here are the lists from last year and the year before feel free to add more in the tags <3

#thotty speaks #thotty's going to hell list 2024 #thotty rants #tw abuse mention #ask to tag

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oh-my-damn · 1 year

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If you were to know Chris irl, do you think you would get on well? Like do you have similar interests?

Lol I used to think we would, but at this point I'm not so sure anymore lmao

I'm very into politics, especially the US, so I thought we'd get along there because it seemed like we had similar views on things. I love dogs, space (the moon especially) and philosophy and history.

I also know a shit ton about Disney since I worked there for so long (I won a few trivia competitions within the company, even) and board games (I would kick his ass in Disney Trivial Pursuit, trust me). I'm also an avid beer-drinker (thats bc of my culture sksjsks) even though I tend to prefer wine at this stage in my life. But I'm a good drinker, I can handle my liquor hahaha. I guess my law degree might also help? idk, I would have assumed in the past....

I guess on a surface level basis, the things he put out there about himself, I'd say yes, we would have gotten along imo.

Now I'm not so sure anymore, mainly bc it's hard to know which parts of him are actually real.

But I'm an extroverted introvert and very used to boring small talk due to my past in customer service, so if I ever did meet him, I'd just mention something about the Patriots and let him ramble on until I could leave the conversation naturally. lol

Or we'd get started on feminism and depending on how he behaved and spoke would define whether I'd want to continue the convo or not lmaoooo

I would beat him in a dance off, though! I'm not the former national champ in Hiphop for nothing 💅

I do think I'd have a lot in common with Scott though! Or at least our common interests in criminology/crime docs. I've seen basically every crime doc out there, and I'm very interested in all things serial killers lol (I have a favorite serial killer and I know that sounds fucked up but people who are into murder/serial killer docs will get what I mean hahaha)

#mandy answers #chris evans #lol what do we even know about the dude at this point #scott evans #crime docs

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jamieroxxartist · 10 months

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Born and raised in small-town Michigan, Paytra had a burning desire for something more. So, at just 16 years old, she bought a one-way ticket to New York City to chase her music dreams. Young and naive, she wasn’t prepared for the turbulent and often vicious tactics of the music industry in the most competitive city in the world. She found herself in the midst of it all, and quickly learned that being a young female with a lot to say wasn't going to be a walk in the park.

In 2023, Paytra is turning up the volume even more, releasing her five-song EP Momma Taught Me How To Fight and her full-length album Tiny But Mighty, both masterpieces of self-expression and genre-bending pop. This fearless and self-assured pop star is bringing change to pop music. Paytra isn’t afraid to speak her truth and go against the mold. For this reason, she’s not only become known as a business mogul, but a fierce symbol of feminism, strength, and power.

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myafrofeminism · 1 year

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Black Feminist books to start with written by black women :)

-Undrowned by Alexis Pauline

This is an environmentalist book about how we can learn about feminism from Marine mammals.

-Thick and other essays by Tressie McMillian Cottom

This book is personal and touches based on the author herself (Tressie) with sexual assault, the loss of her baby, body image and more!

-Bad fat black girl by Sesali Bowen

This is another book that is read through the lens of the author. In this book, Sesali talks about growing up in Chicago and learning how to sex work, poverty, self-love, and queerness. She also expresses the combination of the Hiphop culture and feminism.

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jminter · 2 years

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Make Noise!!! Rise & Shine Motherlovers! The World First Nations women of @hotbrownhoney are back with #TheRemix at @thecultch until October 8th! #stage #production #performance #HotBrownHoney #Feminism #moisturize #decolonize #firstnations #world #downunder #hiphop #themother #bustybeatz #hopeone #thegamechanger #thehive #thecultch #yorktheatre #commercialdrive #vancouver #programpic #marqueepic #marquee #theatre https://instagr.am/p/Ci6KZC6p3cM/

#IFTTT #Instagram

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designresearchiipjnsem2 · 2 years

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Reframe of Topic

Ive been struggling with my topic of clothing and the effects it has on feminism. Ive been reading more about this topic but have decided I don't want to continue with this idea for my topic.

I looked back at my initial interests. I love clothing and fashion but my main interest is music. After having another read over the brief Ive decided to change my topic to “how 2000′s hiphop music had effected design”

Title: Music to Design

Subheading: An essay on how the wave of 2000′s hiphop artists and their music have influenced the next generation of designers.

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marcocardelli · 2 years

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"Respect" is a song written and originally recorded by American soul singer Otis Redding. It was released in 1965 as a single, In 1967, fellow soul singer Aretha Franklin covered and rearranged "Respect", resulting in a bigger hit and her signature song. The music in the two versions is significantly different, while a few changes in the lyrics resulted in different narratives around the theme of human dignity that have been interpreted as commentaries on traditional gender roles. Franklin's interpretation became a feminist anthem for the second-wave feminism movement in the 1970s. It has often been considered one of the best R&B songs of its era. In 2002, the Library of Congress honored Franklin's version by adding it to the National Recording Registry. It was also included in the list of "Songs of the Century", by the Recording Industry of America and the National Endowment for the Arts. Simply amazing 🤩 "Respect" è una canzone scritta e originariamente registrata dal cantante soul americano Otis Redding. Fu pubblicato nel 1965 come singolo. Nel 1967, la collega cantante soul Aretha Franklin fece una cover e riarrangiamento di "Respect", ottenendo un successo più grande e la sua canzone caratteristica. La musica nelle due versioni è significativamente diversa, mentre alcuni cambiamenti nei testi hanno portato a narrazioni diverse sul tema della dignità umana che sono state interpretate come commenti sui ruoli tradizionali di genere. L'interpretazione di Franklin è diventata un inno femminista per il movimento della seconda ondata negli anni '70. È stata spesso considerata una delle migliori canzoni R&B della sua epoca. Nel 2002, la Library of Congress ha onorato la versione di Franklin aggiungendola al National Recording Registry. È stata anche inclusa nell'elenco delle "Songs of the Century", dalla Recording Industry of America e dal National Endowment for the Arts. Che dire, meravigliosamente eterna.💎 . . ❤️ . . #musicasoul #soulmusic #musica #soul #musica #cancion #music #sica #love #rock #rap #singer #arte #instagram #hiphop #instagood #guitar #dj #live #instamusic #song #musically #art #like #pop #musicvideo #marcocardelli (presso Ascoli, Marche, Italy) https://www.instagram.com/p/CfJ5yPbKo0i/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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qualr · 4 years

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We love to see THEE Word.

#kari faux #WAP #hiphop feminism #hip hop feminism #hiphop #femcees #ysp

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kxngkhaosx · 3 years

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Reposted from @blackspiderguyadvice #blackspiderguyadvice #hiphop #fights #women #money #memes4you #foryou #wssh #viral #travel #marriage #redpilled #anime #simp #spiderman #hoodmemes dville #feminism #love #comedy #truth #beach #meme #tiktok #girls #wow #debate #gf #hair #dankmemes https://www.instagram.com/p/CUdsUIWPlsqRKFKfdexAnuDBfoPq_6KzEpO-DM0/?utm_medium=tumblr

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