Feb 8, 2025
Fuck how most of y’all make em feel I love dark skinned Black Women <3
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Fuck how most of y’all make em feel I love dark skinned Black Women <3
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Celebrating Juneteenth
"Black people don't owe anybody anything... but an ass whooping."
Dr John Henrik Clarke
this pride month, shout out to all black people, especially those in our own community and the queer community in general! you are remembered and appreciated.
lets make the radqueer community a place of radical acceptance for all races, and one that fights back against racism and anti-blackness. black people, thank you for being cool as fuck, and happy pride :)
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happy Juneteenth 🤎 @mymelaninmatters
I'm not sure if this is fatnoirism but I know a lot of fat Black people are seen as "funny"/unserious, like they're an acceptable target to make fun of. The internet loves memes of fat Black people! But then if fatphobia and antiblackness get brought up, it's somehow "less important".
this is fatnoirism.
fat black people are often the butt of jokes and used for entertainment, whether it's because of their blackness by nonblack audiences, fatness for black audiences, or a mixture of both.
look at media like Norbit or The Nutty Professor (both, coincidentally, having Eddie Murphy as the fat characters) fatness is seen as a joke or some sort of freak show wonder. but when it's called out, it's "not that deep" and we need to "take a joke".