DJ Paulette, Mix Mistress and Sharp Dresser
DJ Paulette, Mix Mistress and Sharp Dresser
Photo by Chris Davidson
Suggested by @grooveparlortv: She’s Black, bald, beautiful, British & FIERCE! #teamdarkskin
Monthly Archives: May 2011
PSA: Faith Pennick’s Silent Choices (about Black women and abortion) screens free today only
here Via: Racialicious which says I can’t recommend Silence Choices highly enough, especially in light of how others are trying to dictate how Black women should feel about exercising our reproductive rights and are trying their damnedest to make sure we don’t have access to
reblog: been thinking about those posts going up with pictures of beautiful black women…
reblog: been thinking about those posts going up with pictures of beautiful…: blackamazon:
so-treu:
radicallyhottoff:
been thinking about those posts going up with pictures of beautiful black women as a critique of the Satoshi Kanazawa article (…
Kate for Marie Claire Magazine Photographed by Daniella Midenge
Kate for Marie Claire Magazine Photographed by Daniella Midenge
Unknown Female With Awesome Hair
Unknown Female With Awesome Hair
Submitted by: Kitty:
I found this online while browsing hairstyles. I don’t know who she is, but I saved this pic because she is stunning.
Original link.
Not Only Is This Black Woman Beautiful That outfit rocks…
Not Only Is This Black Woman Beautiful
That outfit rocks…
Yes, You ARE Gorgeous!
Yes, You ARE Gorgeous!
Submitted by beneaththebed: I think that I look gorgeous, regardless of what anyone says about my race. Being African, being a women, being part of this culture has given me the strength to be who I am. So this man who wrote this…
Zezé Motta, Brazillian Actress, Beautiful Woman
Zezé Motta, Brazillian Actress, Beautiful Woman
Via applebrownbetty: This is Zezé Motta, best known as the first black actress to come to major prominence in Brazil. I saw her profiled on Henry Louis Gate’s latest docu-series, Black in Latin Amer…
Angela Bassett, Actress, Producer, Fabulous
Angela Bassett, Actress, Producer, Fabulous
Can’t nobody tell me that this woman is less beautiful than some of the raggedy girls running around in movies today. Seriously.
Why Are Black Women…? Because we are too fabulous for this planet
Why Are Black Women…?
Because we are too fabulous for this planet.
rmichaelthomas:
novamatic:
I had to make this because I was planning to write an extended rant about the long-standing obsession with dehumanizing, de-feminizing, disrespecting, ma…