“Homeless people are some of the most vulnerable people in society with the Tories’ austerity programme,” added another activist. “They’ve cut Shelter’s funding. Crisis are in crisis. There’s more people on the street, more people using food banks – and you have businesses installing anti-homeless spikes. It’s a really degrading way to treat human beings.”
site link-http://www.vice.com/en_uk/read/activists-vandalised-the-anti-homeless-spikes-this-morning
“Few people have the wisdom to prefer the criticism that would do them good. To praise that deceives them.” -Ruby Dee
I love everything about how you did life. And that steez tho?! Rest in love mama Ruby!
photo link-http://specials.msn.com/a-list/news/famous-elderly-people-ss?imageindex=9&cp-searchtext=Ruby%20Dee
There is no harm in acceptance: Going back to acceptance its truly a gift for one to assent to the reality of a situation, recognizing a process or condition despite negative or uncomfortable feelings attached to it. From my view black hair is as historically significant to black culture as black skin and we need to do more without attempting to change or protest it. I am in no position to speak as a parent since my son died before time, however we all know who Blu’s parents are, so Blu’s hair appears to be no accident or grand conspiracy theory. It appears exactly as her parents see fit and they clearly feel no responsibility in explaining its condition to anyone. I believe that we as humans feel distorted perceptions of ownership over others experiences based on how we would do things or what we’ve done in similar situations; as if our experiences somehow ‘qualify’ us or make us more respectable as keepers of the culture just because it’s us. Each rebuttal about this babies hair seems inappropriate and at most deems her parents choices as irrelevant and pathological. Mostly each concern about her hair is based on ‘aesthetics’ not actual facts of its quality. To me Blu Ivy’s hair is perfect and frankly she should never comb it. -Gracie
Photo image-http://ihatemypublicist.com/blue-ivy-rocks-new-hairstyle-while-kicking-it-with-beyonce-in-australia/
“She was very proud of me. I was like, ‘Thank you, Mum, for accepting the fact that I’m a transgender.’ And same with my sister, she told me that she was proud of me and respects me by calling me handsome and calling me her little brother now, and I love her for that.’ One of the most non-judgmental articles out there about Jay.
Read article here-http://www.theroot.com/blogs/the_grapevine/2014/06/r_kelly_s_child_comes_out_as_transgender.html?wpisrc=mostpopular
She so damn Girlrillavintage-shit ain’t even funny! VOyage back in the in the 90’s with me. 🙂
Wish we would’ve got pics before the dancing. There was no one but us out there Nia Darling and Grateful-y Gracious Kah-y Aam Twerking. DJ was killing that music shit lol! 
We literally stood on the corner where people entered the festival and not a soul was dancing but me ash and neez. People watched for a while then started bopping their heads, stomping their feet. It was like magic! Like that magic, misfits and Gracie Berry brings! People gravitated toward our energy as Quenton Bagado would say lol!
Nia posted today that dance was my life. I cried reading the post Neez. Anyone that loves me, shares space with me knows this so much. I’m resilient against the physical pain just to tap my feet, throw my body, limbs spirit into the groove of the sounds. Thank you so much for capturing this!
Two singles of my new earrings and mud cloth hat #Odunde2014! And my very vintage ‘Fight Physical Fitness button I’ve had since circa 94’. The combination is still so girlrillavintage despite the new, lol! -Gracie
“Seeing the Erykah Badu types, that is what people associate with breastfeeding,” she said. “I think a lot of women think that. They think you have to have the natural hair, things like that to be a person who breastfeeds.” -Karlesha Thurman
Read story here: http://newsone.com/3018051/karlesha-thurman-breastfeeding-photo/
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