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Ziyanda is discoursing the politics of marginalisation, intersectionality and desirability. ALL black women experience marginalisation due to their race and gender. Darker skinned women experience an additional layer of harm via colourism. Her observation is that few light skinned women use their online platform to discuss the plights of black women. Those who choose to keep quiet, are probably doing so to preserve the limited desirability society has allocated them. And she’s not wrong for framing desirability in the context of the “male gaze” because it IS patriarchy and misogyny that dictate global beauty standards. Regardless of why light skinned women choose silence, it is UNFAIR for them to disengage because they WILL benefit from any liberation that comes from darker skinned women having these difficult conversations. We all know silence is complicity. Why did some people expect Ziyanda to use gentleness to describe acts of violence she’s been subjected to for her ENTIRE life?

He’s so fine

Kids Love Jazz I will be inside you and I hope to see my mutuals there.

she just never misses

what if we started critical thoughtmaxxing

in a world full of rooms, be the elephant

men with big tiddies are hot

😚

I hope that next project is straight R&B cause yall ain’t appreciate Positions the way I appreciate Positions

I wanna give him the best 6 months of his life !🥹

the art the reference

Esternon

on some real shit, the Cowboy Carter tour was so much fun

bored

Marsai Martin recreating Beyoncé’s Upgrade U 😭🔥 she DEVOURED

oi ou nada a ver

Gays choosing men these days be like: