blackgirlwhiteboylove:

paintingsthatfuckingpop:

Me and my love alongside two other beautiful bearded and natural interracial couples at the beard competition in Seattle

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blackgirlwhiteboylove:

popca:

strugglingtobeheard:

chauvinistsushi:

sourcedumal:

boosabe:

spiritgun:

liftedandgiftedd:

3 people stealing the same bike [video]

smh…

entirely fed up with this world 

Damn….

Racism right here.

White people steal, and it’s BRUSHED OFF AND OTHER PEOPLE HELP

Black person? MOB of people come to attack him.

*lies down*

If you a white boy no worries. A white girl hey you look good I’ll help. White bitch went paparazzi on the black dude all up in his face and they all playing hero and suddenly caring. I fucking hate you white demons, for real

bolded for real

I’d like to thank American media outlets and the American educational system for stigmatizing Black America, all the while making white seem soooooo right… Again, I DARE someone to tell me racism doesn’t exist.

stuntandstayglorious:

kimdash:

never leave your rider once you get on

i wish they stayed together, he looks better here

spiritualinspiration:

Concerns and problems flood our minds. There is always so much to do! But, God wants the very best for you but you just have to know how to recognize it and lay hold of it.

If you’ve ever said to yourself, “I don’t even have time to think,” then you know how hard it is to concentrate when you’re being bombarded from all sides. It’s even harder to focus on God when we can’t take time to renew our minds and refresh our spirits by quiet reflection. God doesn’t often shout to get our attention. Instead, He usually speaks to us in “a still small voice” (1 Kings 19:12, NKJV).

So, what can we do to put ourselves in a position to hear God’s voice? We have to make time in our daily lives to get quiet. David said of the Lord in Psalm 23:2, “He leads me beside quiet waters.” Today I want to encourage you to find those quiet waters where you can get alone with the Lord. It may be a room in your house, outside under the trees, or some other place where you can shut out the noise and distractions of the world for just a few precious minutes. The key to renewing your mind, body and spirit is to develop the habit and discipline of meditating on the Word of God every day — even if it is for just a moment.