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celebritiesofcolor: “Diane Guerrero by Benjo Arwas ”
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celebritiesofcolor:

Diane Guerrero by Benjo Arwas

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badboshtet: “carefreeblackb0y: “she’s so flawless ” this dress and look put aphrodite to shame tbh ” badboshtet: “carefreeblackb0y: “she’s so flawless ” this dress and look put aphrodite to shame tbh ”
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badboshtet:

carefreeblackb0y:

she’s so flawless

this dress and look put aphrodite to shame tbh

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poetic: “I can relate so hard. ”
Jun 23, 2015 / 564,318 notes

poetic:

I can relate so hard.

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itslatingirl: “ ♡ CLOTHES & FASHION ♡ ”
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itslatingirl:

♡ CLOTHES & FASHION  ♡

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escobad: “she is so bad ”
Jun 21, 2015 / 63,633 notes

escobad:

she is so bad

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anarchamarxistdrowfeminism: “bewarethebibliophilia: “The paradox of Oscar the Grouch: opposite and incompatible emotions which mutually cause each other. From How to Be a Grouch (1976) by Caroll E. Spinney. ” dialectics ”
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anarchamarxistdrowfeminism:

bewarethebibliophilia:

The paradox of Oscar the Grouch: opposite and incompatible emotions which mutually cause each other. From How to Be a Grouch (1976) by Caroll E. Spinney.

dialectics

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yahoosports:

Pregame love. 

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lifeisamazingblog:

Owner sees her quadriplegic dog walk for the first time after surgery

My heart

I’m not crying

God dammit it’s too early to cry. He like “mom! Look what I can do!”

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