February 11, 2012 • 19,137 notes • sombrocko

R.I.P. Whitney Houston - (August 9, 1963 - February 11, 2012)

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February 11, 2012 • 12,792 notes • jakefogelnest
How Will I Know (Acappella)
Whitney Houston
Whitney Houston (The Deluxe Anniversary Edition)
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Whitney Houston’s isolated vocal track on “How Will I Know.” 

Wow. 

beautiful and so sad

R.I.P.

ugh, just such perfection. poor lady.

Amazing. So sad.

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January 22, 2012

I need to get on Tumblr more. I barely have time to sleep, but I really want to make time to blog more.

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January 15, 2012 • 28 notes • echristineposts
You don’t recognize the biggest day of your life, not until you’re right in the middle of it. The day you commit to something or someone, the day you get your heart broken, the day you meet your soul mate, the day you realize there’s not enough time because you wanna live forever. Those are the biggest days, the perfect days… you know?
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January 9, 2012 • 10 notes • mikcraycray
So there’s a bump in the road. You can’t bail the minute things get rough.
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January 9, 2012 • 7,207 notes • socialsociety
queennubian: socialsociety: BLACK WALL STREET is not a record label started by The Game.  Black Wall Street was the most prosperous black community in America during the 1920’s located in Tulsa, Oklahoma. It was known as “Little Africa” or “Black Beverly Hills”, a prime example of racial nationalism. To put into perspective of how money flowed in Black Wall Street, a dollar took 365 DAYS to leave the community, now a dollar leaves an African American Community every 15 MINUTES. The community had hundreds of businesses all negro owned and their motto was “To educate every child”.   June 1, 1921 white supremacists bombed BLACK WALL STREET and killed over 3000 people and destroyed over 600 businesses. 21 churches, 21 restaurants, 30 grocery stores, a hospital, bank, post office, and most schools were destroyed. The dead were buried in unmarked graves. It wasn’t till 1997 that Oklahoma decided to pass the “1921 Race Riot Reconciliation Act” which provided decedents of that area a free college education. SMH AT AMERICAN HISTORY  READ THIS. They for sure aren’t teaching this in school. Tell your babies. Share with your students.

queennubian:

socialsociety:

BLACK WALL STREET is not a record label started by The Game.

 Black Wall Street was the most prosperous black community in America during the 1920’s located in Tulsa, Oklahoma. It was known as “Little Africa” or “Black Beverly Hills”, a prime example of racial nationalism. To put into perspective of how money flowed in Black Wall Street, a dollar took 365 DAYS to leave the community, now a dollar leaves an African American Community every 15 MINUTES. The community had hundreds of businesses all negro owned and their motto was “To educate every child”. 

 June 1, 1921 white supremacists bombed BLACK WALL STREET and killed over 3000 people and destroyed over 600 businesses. 21 churches, 21 restaurants, 30 grocery stores, a hospital, bank, post office, and most schools were destroyed. The dead were buried in unmarked graves. It wasn’t till 1997 that Oklahoma decided to pass the “1921 Race Riot Reconciliation Act” which provided decedents of that area a free college education.

SMH AT AMERICAN HISTORY

 READ THIS. They for sure aren’t teaching this in school. Tell your babies. Share with your students.

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December 14, 2011 • 16 notes • dakotahjohnson
dakotahjohnson: I need to dance it out right about now…..

dakotahjohnson:

I need to dance it out right about now…..

December 14, 2011 • 4,158 notes • staypozitive

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