amaka

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amaka

amaka

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Beigetreten Aralık 2023
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fúnlọlá 💕🍉🧚🏽‍♀️(15/50📚)
Up at 3am but I just want to say that we know this is not history or fact. My argument is that cultures are real and you cannot be inspired by aspects of real indigenous culture, then water it down for American consumerism. Fantasy still needs to be researched does it not?
sofi 😊@the_odditty

I think one of the most exhausting things about the internet right now is how criticism has become so deeply tied to negativity. Everything has to be dragged. Everything has to be called trash. Everything has to be framed in the harshest, most dismissive way possible or people feel like they’re not being “honest.” Children of Blood and Bone is a fantasy adaptation. Not a Yoruba history textbook. Not a documentary. Not a dissertation on cultural purity. It’s F*CKING FANTASY! You can critique creative choices. Of course. But some of the discourse stops being critique and starts becoming this rush to tear things down, and punish anything that isn’t perfect even when it doesn’t say it is. A Black diasporic fantasy story being made at this scale is still a win. Representation, imagination, visibility, and world building that matters too!! Not every culturally inspired story has to function as literal cultural instruction to be valuable. And not every critique needs to become a public demand for alienation. This is huge for all of us. It’s not perfect but nothing in the world is. I’m excited to watch. Hope yall are too and tbh I’ve heard the accents and yall would hate it 😭 NGL sha 😂😂

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g ✶ MET Z@N1NETY6S·
jerusalem is in palestine and you would know that if you actually gave a fuck about palestine
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Tope Dada@TopeDada17·
We say “support local” across fashion, crafts, and design…yet the average person can’t even afford it So who is it really for? Because if the people the culture comes from can’t afford it, are we preserving culture or just packaging it for others?
Norma Kay@realnorma_kay

This is Nigeria fashion ✨ Thread

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𝓔𝓶 ♡@emkenobi·
unfortunately a very accurate depiction of what happens to addicts when they continue to hurt their loved ones. To protect herself and Rue's sister, I don't blame her Mom at all. She tried over and over again to get her help, and eventually, you realize the only way for an addict to get sober is if they choose to be sober. You can't force them, so you have to protect yourself or continue the dangerous cycle of enabling them.
bald myha’la@1800clockit

rue saying she hasn’t talked to her mom in 2 years and gia doesn’t answer her texts

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𝕯𝖎𝖛𝖎𝖓𝖊 𓆩♡𓆪
And she’s an expert in Igbo! Watch her discuss the dark side of Nollywood, specifically sexual harassment and workplace safety for young women. It’s the way she’s speaking the truth with her full chest for me.
IGBO History & Facts@IgboHistoFacts

“I’m proudly Igbo. Born to an Imo State mother and a late Canadian-Italian father. My Igbo name is Anulika.” — Nollywood actress, Sunshine Rosman

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am i the only one who hopes birth rates continue to decline? like, women aren’t making enough babies for you? fantastic. let’s keep up the great work guys
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svarog@larry_sand98569·
Dani doesnt have any friends, have you ever seen her with any other person apart from her bf?? And theres a good reason why she doesnt have any friends 🤭😂
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dani.⭐️@chukwunonyerem_·
the amount of nigerian models that have gone to the louvre to walk and even the models that have played chess(for fun) inside the museum is insane. but Mr apolitical said he is the first person to play chess there.🙂‍↔️ a public museum mind you, oya now.
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