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#okoye being an icon

I’ll represent you in court :)

Nicole Beharie as Turquoise Jones in “Miss Juneteenth” [gifset 1]

I was sitting in this exact spot almost… a hundred years ago. This was silent movie house before they built it back up. My mama played the piano right over there. It burnt, too. Last thing I saw before my world ended was Bass Reeves, the Black Marshal of Oklahoma. Fifteen feet tall in flickering black and white. “Trust in the law,” he said. And I did. So, I took his name after Tulsa burned. He was my hero. That’s why I became a cop. Then, I realized, there’s a reason why Bass Reeves hid his face. So, I hid mine, too. 

Oh this is so good!

Rethink homelessness

People are worth more than what they produce. Absolutely no one deserves homelessness.

Loïs Mailou Jones painting in her Paris studio in 1937 or 1938, with kitten supervising from her shoulder

Heart Vs. Brain: Funny Webcomic Shows Constant Battle Between Our Intellect And Emotions

If you’re near the area please go cop the book and support him! In the meantime I’ll be praying for an online release

COVAD vs Flu public information. Stay safe everyone 💙🇺🇸 — view on Instagram https://ift.tt/2wqn70Z

Yahya Abdul-Mateen II in Candyman (2020), dir. Nia DaCosta

I remember Danai’s – not the scene with the walkers and the chains – her first scene coming into the prison with me and Andy. Andy and I were both like, “This girl is badass,” right off the bat. She’s been graceful. She’s been elegant. She’s been ferocious. She’s been a leader. She leads by example and she’s also infectious with her attitude and her professionalism. She’s never unprepared. She’s a joy to work with. If you’re in a scene with Danai, you know it’s gonna be awesome. She’s become a really good friend of mine. She’s going to be missed. She’s definitely one of the big ones. – Norman Reedus

Beautiful Photoshoot for Vogue Arabia December Issue