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honorable mentions

janelle monáe in this astounding moving dress custom by christian siriano

I need fashion world to stop playin in my sis face & snatch her up

oh purr

ate. no notes.

Did we peep the reference, family? ✨🩵

“this music may contain hope” is an exceptional album from all angles regardless if its style wasn’t your cup of tea. debating that fact is just you being contrarian for the sake of being contrarian.

mom & i have literally nothing to eat until i get paid next week so if youre able to donate, that would help us out a lot🫰🏾🤎 cashapp: cash.app/$bbychakra92 paypal: paypal.me/3rdeyechakra

“You poor trollop. You let the butch queen spirit in.” - Star Amerasu

goth + alt day was a blast 🖤

@sandytaboo y’all look so gorg🤍

a giant corporate entity letting marginalized communities throw each other’s identity upon the pyre because of said entity’s 𝗉̶𝗎̶𝗋̶𝗉̶𝗈̶𝗌̶𝖾̶𝖿̶𝗎̶𝗅̶ incompetence, is truly some diabolical headass shit.

CHEWED TF

yea

such a privilege to have existed on the same planet as this icon🕊️

🚨 BREAKING: ICE agents in Minneapolis are seen arresting another teenager without verifying his identity first, and admit to it on camera. In the video, the teenager calmly tells agents he can go inside and get his ID to prove who he is. The agents refuse. Instead, they say they’ll “take pictures at HQ”… and then force him into their SUV anyway. That is deeply alarming. Law enforcement is not allowed to detain people first and figure out who they are later without lawful justification. Detaining someone without verifying identity, without probable cause, and without allowing them to present ID raises serious Fourth Amendment concerns. You cannot seize a person just to “check” who they are. This also mirrors what DHS has now openly admitted: that people are being detained first and sorted out later based on suspicion alone. That means innocent people, minors, and U.S. citizens are being taken into custody without verification, without charges, and without due process. If the government can forcibly detain someone simply to identify them, that is not law enforcement… that is unlawful detention.

🚨DHS is now claiming the ICE agent who shot Renee Good suffered “internal bleeding.” Which is an interesting thing to lie about, since high school girls’ basketball players have taken harder hits taking a charge than that fully grown man did brushing up against the vehicle. Because let’s be clear… The videos show his body was never struck in a way that would plausibly cause internal bleeding. And while he was near the car, it was moving slowly… not at a speed anywhere close to what physics would require to cause serious internal trauma… unless he had preexisting medical issues. In synced footage, it appears he was pushing off the car as she was turning before he fired his first shot. He then moves to the side, leaning over the car. That’s the only moment any contact could possibly have occurred… and it was because he was leaning into it, not because the vehicle struck him with force. At that exact moment, he fired his first shot. After that, he was no longer near the vehicle. So, DHS claim that he suffered “internal bleeding”… with no independent medical verification released… and after video shows him walking away on his own feet, without so much as a limp, looks a lot more like an attempt to retroactively justify an unjustifiable shooting than a medical fact. Because here’s the reality: If the government wants to claim a life was in danger, they need to show a credible threat, not invent one after the fact. And the footage… the only objective record we have… simply doesn’t support the narrative that she “violently ran over” him or caused serious injury. Until DHS produces clear evidence of this “internal bleeding,” the only thing that narrative truly shows is how far the authorities will go to protect their own, even at the expense of the truth.