lati-negros:

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kayanicoblaze:

Beautiful.

blunthought:

Glen Wheeler & Claudia Greyson [Sister Sheeba]

blunthought:

Sisters & Brothers.

Miss this show

afrodisiac1:

Me using my homemade STP Cock ………I made this muthafucka and it’s fucking BOMB …….used my old packy …..and a few other secrets ;-)

My GF is recording and we are both cracking up cause I got hella Pee shy  so it took a min for the pee to flow……so just ignore the snickers …!!!!

it’s the best design I’ve seen thus far …….get at me if you want advice on how to make one

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Wow!! Please share instructions!!!

lati-negros:

The first black mayor of Esmeraldas, Ecuador, visited Waukegan on Friday in search of sister-city economic partnership and cultural exchange.

Ernesto Alonso Estupiñan Quintero, an Afro-Ecuadorian who has led the oil- and fishing-port city of Esmeraldas since he was first elected in 2000, looked out on a room full of faces at the Black Chamber of Commerce of Lake County headquarters and said, through an interpreter, “I feel at home. I have reunited with my family.”

Afro-Ecuadorians are descendants of black Africans who escaped from Spanish slave ships. While they make up just 3 to 5 percent of the South American country, they are 70 percent of the population of Esmeraldas, home to Ecuador’s largest oil refinery. They have struggled to overcome poverty and racism, Estupiñan Quintero, said.

daniellemertina:

and that’s why black love is so amazing. because both sides have to resist the norm… which is to dehumanize the other. and to turn what is expected, disrespecting & oppressing the other to actually choosing to respect & honor them.