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@user11301995 @thatsocarisma I think they should lock phones up in the club.. bitches don’t be dancing nm just on the phone
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Let me hurry up and get my hair done before I be on somebody TikTok
CallUnc@Callunc
This why you keep the lights off in the club
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i get what she’s trying to say, i just think her mistake was turning it into a metric. it’s not that light-skinned women aren’t in intellectual spaces, it’s that they’re not always required to be in the same way. colourism means they can be heard and valued w/o having to prove depth, whereas darkskinned women are often pushed to develop and lead w their intellect bc they’re not afforded the same assumptions of softness.
Ndeeleh❤@sleendeel
When did we arrive here bafazi?😭😭
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I quickly understood why they had an attitude
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How you gon sexually assault someone and play the victim weird ass nigga
$in@SinClipd
Deen The Great slapped this Girl a** which she responds by SLAPPING his face causing a HUGE argument 😳🍑👋 “So if i knock yo a** out then what?”
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@olandriabase_ She’s on an iconic run, and I love that for her especially being a black (american and dark skinned) woman from the south! I think I’ve only seen her in one look i didn’t like, and it’s probably cause it was so high fashion I didn’t understand it lmfao. She’s been eating so much!
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Barbielandria loading… O-chella energy already activated 💅🏾✨
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@dadontayl 💯 facts, cause your main side nigga is always your favorite nigga. everyone knows this. don’t fw any of my niggas! tf.
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@JaysRealityBlog @BravoTV Porsha set that up so beautifully..she got Kelli to let her guard down and then…. 😂😂
GIF
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@MsJoseline She’s consistently spoken out about colorism, texturism and being a proud black Spanish woman. Gotta love Jos!
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Growing up being Spanish but black it's a funny thing cause I always felt like the people that had my skin color in PR or anywhere I went in the world did not identify themselves as black people. And even in my household my parents didn't think we were black
And I use to be like
'So what the hell are we'
And my mom use to be like
(No me traigas Negros Por Aqui)
And that's exactly what I did. She hated her mother so bad 🤦🏽♀️🤦🏽♀️ but her dad in the other hand a white men with green eyes she loved him dearly.
I embrace my color and I teach my daughter how to embrace hers. Being this color it's not a crime and it's not a religion and it's not a certain type of people.
It's being this color!
Thank God I did not let ignorant people make me hate myself. If anything it made me love it more!
Yes I'm brown/black and I like it. Why don't you. Smh.
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These videos always leave me wondering why so many red flags go ignored. Did yall not read romance novels when you were young?
Mlungisi Ntshangase@Mlu__N2
“he never took pictures of me. I was always documenting him and the kids but he never took his phone out to capture a moment with me.”- someone said.
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The way she's doing exactly this in her house now but y'all don't think it's hot anymore
Ezzy@ezzyskii
the fact she did this in one take
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@Mageba_wav The massages felt good to me, hurt more than child birth? Exaggeration. Lmfao.
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The trad wife thing started becoming less popular and suddenly she has a mouth
Chidimma@The_Chidimma
Nara Smith speaks up. She is not a traditional wife, she has a full time career and is simply tired of people making her the face of trad wife
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