This is for remembrance. This is for a new beginning. This is for hope, for lies spun of threads of truth, for honesty that sits more easily on a computer screen than in your mouth.
This is for holding on. This is for letting go.

thefugitivesaint:

This 3 minute clip of James Baldwin from a documentary aired on television in early 1969 explaining why “black people are in the streets” remains frustratingly relevant. As Baldwin explains, what was happening then had to do with “the lives they are forced to lead in this country. And they’re forced to lead these lives by the indifference, and the apathy, and a certain kind of ignorance, a very willful ignorance, on the part of their co-citizens.”

This was recorded in 1968. It’s been 52 years. History is repeating itself because white America has continued to remain “willfully ignorant.” As Baldwin rightly stated, “we will either live here together or we will die here together. I am telling you, time is telling you, you will either listen or you will perish.”    


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coisasdetere:
“  Chá com Livros …
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This is my idea of happiness. :)

coisasdetere:

 Chá com Livros … 

This is my idea of happiness. :)

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when you meet that person. a person. one of your soulmates. let the connection. relationship be what it is. it may be five mins. five hours. five days. five months. five years. a lifetime. let it manifest itself, the way it is meant to. it has an organic destiny. this way if it stays or if it leaves, you will be softer from having been loved this authentically. souls come into, return, open, and sweep through your life for a myriad of reasons, let them be who and what they are meant.

— Nayyirah Waheed

nevver:

What’s new pussycat? Hiroko Kubota

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withgracefulness:
“ Margery Williams, The Velveteen Rabbit
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withgracefulness:

Margery Williams, The Velveteen Rabbit

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godmoves:
“ is painful and awkward and strange, but it’s worth it.
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godmoves:

is painful and awkward and strange, but it’s worth it.

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nevver:

What we’re reading, Johan Deckmann

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