a woman in a silver dress is standing in front of a staircase with a sign that says 90skindofworld ALT: a woman in a silver dress is standing in front of a staircase with a sign that says 90skindofworld

I saw the resale ad and was like I am of the age of St John Knits and Eileen Fisher casual. Basically middle aged Claire Huxtable.

I love that for her!

Good turrabill, if you will.

@outerbororoyal.bsky.social this state is never beating the charges

As if the US government doesn’t use the same tactics

That’s fire!

Sadly the gentrifiers are eliminating them. Breaks my DC native heart.

A wooden sculpture features multiple heads all facing in diferent directions and appearing to scream.

How your email found me.

I am rarely on here nowadays and this is the trauma you’re inflecting on me??

To quote @pnutsmama.bsky.social “BAN MEN!”

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The 53% 💅🏾

Forget about caloric count- this isn’t enough food to form a turd

Maybe president of the local VFW but not definitely not 1600

So glad I’m of the age that I don’t who this is or care to know.

I love a roadster

@pnutsmama.bsky.social damn

Can you trade in a Peloton?

It's Like That: The Makings of a Hip-Hop Writer - Longreads Hip-hop was a different kind of music that needed a different kind of writer to cover it. This is how Michael A. Gonzales came of age in a time when Black writers began breaking the white ceiling.

In the fall a book about 1990s hip-hop journalism called Word is Bond by Syreeta Gates will be published. This story tells a part of that story from my point of view.
--It's Like That: The Makings of a Hip-Hop Writer by Michael A. Gonzales

It’ll have you singing and swinging and getting merry like Christmas!

Light work

Oh…Southern Murrlyn.

Where my mother lives in FL, the train from JAX-NOLA has ran in 20 years. First they blamed Katrina then it because a fight over who owns the tracks.

a group of people are rollerblading and one of them is wearing a shirt that says infance on it ALT: a group of people are rollerblading and one of them is wearing a shirt that says infance on it

This might be the other Black National Anthem.

a man with a beard is wearing a black leather jacket and a blue shirt ALT: a man with a beard is wearing a black leather jacket and a blue shirt

Safe from whom?

Too subdued. Even the orange ain’t strong enough for me

Yesterday’s price ain’t today’s price

Didn’t catch a charge. What I win?

Cultural game changer