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A first generation Nigerian immigrant who loves to address gender equality,relationships, alternative healing modalities, dance as a method of healing, sexuality and self empowerment mostly through images This is a safe space to vent, speak up, admire, be confused and honor the world. Click on archive to view everything all at once.

Uzo to present at The United Nations Annual Meeting
 

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Once a year, the United Nations Association puts on an annual meeting…View Post

Uzo to present at The United Nations Annual Meeting

 

Posted by Arien Sim

Once a year, the United Nations Association puts on an annual meeting…

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— 1 week ago
#african dance  #dance  #healing through movement  #immigrant story  #United Nations  #Uzo Method 

quirkyblackgirls:

Q.U.E.E.N. featuring Erykah Badu

Loving this……

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— 3 weeks ago with 852 notes
timelordtimeshare:

livingwithdisability:

Intersectionality - a fun guide via @stavvers

Again we have to use cartoon shapes to explain this to people.

timelordtimeshare:

livingwithdisability:

Intersectionality - a fun guide via @stavvers

Again we have to use cartoon shapes to explain this to people.

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— 3 weeks ago with 1819 notes
Reflections from El Paso TX post healing session.View Post

Reflections from El Paso TX post healing session.

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— 4 weeks ago
fuckyeablackart:

fuckyeablackart:

“Invisible Warriors” New Documentary Highlights Contributions Of Black Women During World War II During the war, 600,000 black women worked in war production, military and government service. In order to honor these women, educator and historian, Gregory S. Cooke, whose mother served as a clerk typist during the war, started working on a documentary, Invisible Warriors: African American Women in World War II so these women could share their stories. Read more at http://madamenoire.com/237347/invisible-warriors-new-documentary-highlights-contributions-of-black-women-during-world-war-ii/#yfk973zMSSoEyfSL.99
For more Black Women art visit fuckyeablackart.tumblr.com!

fuckyeablackart:

fuckyeablackart:

“Invisible Warriors” New Documentary Highlights Contributions Of Black Women During World War II During the war, 600,000 black women worked in war production, military and government service. In order to honor these women, educator and historian, Gregory S. Cooke, whose mother served as a clerk typist during the war, started working on a documentary, Invisible Warriors: African American Women in World War II so these women could share their stories. Read more at http://madamenoire.com/237347/invisible-warriors-new-documentary-highlights-contributions-of-black-women-during-world-war-ii/#yfk973zMSSoEyfSL.99

For more Black Women art visit fuckyeablackart.tumblr.com!

(Source: fuckyeablackart, via highplainsgrifter)

— 1 month ago with 2543 notes
mymochakid:

SERIOUSLY!!! @abarberwill

mymochakid:

SERIOUSLY!!! @abarberwill

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— 1 month ago with 2655 notes
peaceofmind-03:

cuntofdoom:

Because this always bears reblogging. Illustrates how cartography—specifically the ways in which cartographers shrink and expand land masses in order to depict a “flat” earth— distorts our perception of the world.

Whoa

peaceofmind-03:

cuntofdoom:

Because this always bears reblogging. Illustrates how cartography—specifically the ways in which cartographers shrink and expand land masses in order to depict a “flat” earth— distorts our perception of the world.

Whoa

(Source: visualamor, via igboboy)

— 1 month ago with 30637 notes
#africa  #truth 
ancestryinprogress:

blackfoxx:

weareyounggawds:

ogreenw0rld:

im done

cannont hate on the man

Wait but peep HER swag too!! That move she does as he goes down lol

how i get down in the club tho

ancestryinprogress:

blackfoxx:

weareyounggawds:

ogreenw0rld:

im done

cannont hate on the man

Wait but peep HER swag too!! That move she does as he goes down lol

how i get down in the club tho

— 1 month ago with 18072 notes
#throw back 
youngfirstlady:

Coretta Scott King with her daughter Bernice 

youngfirstlady:

Coretta Scott King with her daughter Bernice 

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— 1 month ago with 1168 notes
YAGAZIE EMEZI: Young African Leaders →

yagazieemezi:

The World Economic Forum has announced its Young Global Leaders Class of 2013, a group it describes as the best of today’s leaders under the age of 40. African Voices highlights some of the most inspiring Africans who made the list.

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Cobhams Asuquo is one of Nigeria’s leading producers…

Snap snap snap

— 2 months ago with 140 notes