On Feminine Crippled Love: The Katherine Jackson Paradigm, Tyler Perry's Temptation, and Chronic Lovelessness
ELIXHER contributor Cyree Johnson writes about being diagnosed with Systemic Lupus Erethematosus, learning to love hir body, and how popular media examples of crippled Black femininities sanction chronic lovelessness. Share this:
EVEN if it makes OTHERS uncomfortable
I will LOVE WHO I AM
— Janelle Monae (via queerbois)
I’m going to make a store called “Build-a-Bra” where girls can go and make bras that are for them if they have different shaped boobs. And really big boobs. And really small boobs. And bras for boys that they can stuff if they want them. And really any kind of boobs. And you’ll choose the size of each cup and then you can choose the color and pattern and shape. And it’ll be really cheap. But lace and diamonds will cost a little extra
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my 12 year old “niece” Lila on her business idea.
I love that little girl.
(via marrymejasonsegel)
Best idea.
(via shakethecobwebs)
I wanna go
(via godricsgirl)
LACE AND DIAMONDS WILL COST A LITTLE EXTRA!
(via mojoflower)
This girl needs a kickstarter. For real.
(via sourcedumal)
I vote her for presidency
(via strugglingtobeheard)
