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HOW TO CALL YOU POWER BACK TO YOU.

Have you felt depleted and drained lately? or have felt like you’ve hung around people or things that have robbed you of your energy.... Did you know you can claim and request it back? You can do this absolutely anywhere at any time! Optional Side note: If you have access to a open space in nature, like a back garden, park, woods or forest I would suggest doing it there. You want to be bear footed with your feet planted in the grass. - please be safe, and always let someone know where you are going.

THE STEPS

✨First Ground yourself by meditating, put your mind,body and spirit in a state of ease and stillness.

✨Create a protection barrier around you by visualising a white or gold light around you and your home.

✨Hold one or two crystals that makes you feel strong, powerful and protected

Then say:

Great Universe of love and light.

I come to you at my humblest, purest and highest form...

I ask that you protect and restore me as I call and request back my positive, purified, healing, happy, creative and passionate power and energy, bring it back to me immediately from any person, place, thing, entity, dimension or energy that has taken it from me.

Thank you.

“What about the violence by blacks in these cities? What is this Black Power business? If it is a threat to Whites– why should Whites not retaliate? Why should Whites hire Blacks?”

“Hang your head in shame. You are responsible for all of these riots and havoc in this country today.”

“The hatred between the race is now at an all time peak and will get worse as the niggers continue to beat, rape and murder white women and girls. A former friend of the negro, now a nigger hater”

“You don’t point out any FAULTS at all of your own people, just the whites.”

“How can you be a minster and have such hatred in your heart for the ‘white’-race and the Nation in general? Do return that ‘Nobel-peace-prize’ that we bestowed upon you, (as a great honor) so we can give it to some one who really deserves it.”

“Your own people..one day soon, I hope, will find out what you really are. It certainly must take unmititgated gall to ask the public, particularly “WHITEY” for funds to keep you and your ilk rolling along in the manner to which you have become to visibly accustomed. Your false image is beginning to catch up with your as well as others. I believe and contribute to any cause for advancing human dignity. With the best of bad luck to you, I am, Whitey”

“It would be well if every American Negro compared his position and opportunity with that of his race in other countries. He would find that in none does the Negro have the advantages the United States gives him. As justified as may be many of the demands Negroes make, they are not the only matter of importance in the world.”

please boost this & click the link below to view the thread about this piece of shit

https://twitter.com/gothjafar/status/1364027102694113283?s=21

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Asian store owner punched Black woman in the mouth as her kids watched 

Oklahoma court upholds sentence for ex-cop convicted of rape

“Tinashe” -  Means “God is with us” in Shona ( An African language spoken by nearly 80 percent of people in Zimbabwe.)

“Lakeisha” - A Swahili name meaning “favorite one.”

“Ashanti” -  Name of a powerful African empire in West Africa.

“Tanisha” - Hausa of West Africa name meaning “born on Monday.”

“Zola” - Means “quiet, tranquil” in Zulu.    

“Amandla” -  Zulu and Xhosa word meaning “power”. The word was a popular rallying cry in the days of resistance against Apartheid.

“Zendaya” - Means “ To Give Thanks” in Shona

“Latonia” -  A Latin name. Latonia was the mother of Diana in Roman mythology.

“Lulu” - Swahili and Muslim name meaning “pearl” or “precious.”

“Ciara” -  Means “dark-haired” in Irish Gaelic

“Lateefah” - A North African name meaning “gentle and pleasant.”

“Mercedes” - Means “Gracious gifts/Benefits) in Spanish

“Kaya” -  Ghanaian name meaning “stay and don’t go back.”

“Amara” -  The Swahili word amara, meaning “urgent business.” Also the Hindu name meaning “immortal.”

“Shanika” - African Bantu name, meaning “young one from the wilderness.

“Zuri” - Means “beautiful” in Swahili.

“Onika” - Word of African origin meaning “warrior.”

JUST BECAUSE A NAME SOUNDS DIFFERENT DOES NOT MEAN IT’S “RATCHET” OR “GHETTO” THEY HAVE BEAUTIFUL MEANINGS.

She describes:

His age.

What he drove.

A rough description of the house she was in.

The street/cross street name: Richview and Park.

Says he picked her up near Saxon street.

She said the man who assaulted her has a roommate (THAT’S A HUGE CLUE).

All of this happened (as well as her murder) in Tallahassee FL.

Charles Manson is still alive.

Ted Bundy was able to pass himself off as innocent for ten fucking years.

Jeffrey Dahmer was never executed or sent to the chair. He was bludgeoned to death by Christopher Scarver (who did what we all wanted. Thanks, my man).

John Wayne Gacy made numerous appeals for ten years before he was executed.

Richard Ramirez sat on death row for 20 years before dying of fucking cancer.

IF THIS AINT ME…..

As a whole, the Black community still has a long way to go in the area of loving the various ways our bodies and our hair present themselves in a world where beautiful and black have never meant the same thing. Well family, we really put our foot in our mouths this time and we gotta have a talk. Sometimes, a lot of the time, we are our own worst enemy and it’s going to be impossible for anyone else to take us seriously if we continue to despise ourselves.

On one hand, we yell from the rooftops that Black is beautiful and that we have to change the standard of which we define beauty. On the other hand, we collectively spend over $54 million annually on ethnic hair and beauty products to accentuate and transform ourselves into a version of beauty that both we and society still struggle to accept. Instead of further perpetuating this outrage culture where we fly off the handle every time a new topic trends.

If your first thought when seeing these pictures was “why they got that baby head looking like that”, I encourage you to explore why? What exactly were you expecting to see from a campaign where all the child models wore “messy” bed-head hairstyles? Did you get so caught up in messaging like, “I woke up like this” that you forgot how many of you actually look underneath the bonnets, protective styles and wig caps? Admit it, you don’t feel pretty unless your natural hair coils a certain way. You aren’t viewing yourselves as attractive when your hair is short, dry and partially combed. Society has only deemed black hair acceptable when it mimics euro centric styles. Black men, you struggle to look our way when our hair is less than “perfect”. Black moms, you associate length and silkier texture with “good hair” or only straighten out kinks for special occasions as if to say fros and braids aren’t special enough in and of themselves.

Let’s face it, we are still dealing with the residual damage of being made to believe we are less than in all ways. Listen up, no one is going to change this narrative until we do. Your hair was beautiful before you hopped on YouTube to get the latest tutorial, before you moisturized , detangled or swooped those edges. Your bodies, are beautiful whether they are built like Serena’s or are plump with undefined waistlines and stop feeding into any limiting belief that makes you feel otherwise.

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the man here has his mouth covered up by a woman wearing a wedding ring. meaning he is being abused by his wife. of the men i’ve known and spoken to about being abused by their wives, one of the common ways wives will try to “make up” for the abuse is literally with money. fucking crazy sad shit but women who abuse their men (bf or husband) also believe us to be super materialistic and so they can just buy us. the money could also represent that the wife is a gold digger. gold diggers don’t just spend your money man, they are abusive, manipulative and worse. I have seen gold diggers even use their children to get more money out of their husbands. i could go on but i don’t want to. it’s too fucking gross. don’t let anyone lie to you and make you believe that men can’t be abused and women can’t be abusive.

this is clearly pedophila in the catholic church. a profoundly evil act that is is primarily aimed at little boys. 

this is child molestation in the black community that tarted little black girls overwhelmingly. usually by a family member and usually a male family member with candy being used to buy their silence or to represent that this is someone who is supposed to be trusted and yet they are doing this evil shit. also notice that threat on the hand “if you tell anyone.” fuck!! #protectblackgirls. 

and this is an abused wife. the hand is male wearing a wedding ring. similar to the wife abusing the husband, an attempt to buy silence happens with flowers, candy and jewelry being the common gifts. the rose is also a bleeding heart representing that behind al the gifts and shit he’s s heart breaker. stories of abused wives are beyond painful man.  

That’s how we feel about our hair

Unfortunately, people have a problem with a black women’s hair no matter what they do with it. Whether it is relaxed, natural or weaved up, it’s always an issue. 

It is our personal space, so please ask before touching somebody’s hair! And worry about your own hair and focus on growing them edges back… Because this is not a petting zoo!