THE SECRET OF SELLING THE NEGRO (1954)

GANGURU GiRL$ [Japanese "Blackface" Lil KIM ERA]

0r__nah : Japanese Ganguro Girls or " yamanbe " are considered " blackface " also translated to "heavily sunburned face." As a subculture they challenge the official sanitized , sweet and subservient image of Japanese women in endless service of male patriarchy. Highly controversial, considered animalistic and racially "Other" ganguro Girls trace back to the original ruler of ancient Japan, a powerful shamanic Empress and are likewise associated with #magic #myth #fairies #witchcraft #MountainWomen and #folklore #Goddessworship #FemalePower #BadBitches #Radical #Trickster s #BlackMother Worship #GAiAMatrix #Shamana ⚡️💖🙌🌸🌊🔥👑💎💜💖⚡️⭐️💛💀 And then there's the STINK FACE, Or Nah? BONUS : : We are 38% star stuff and 53% water we are cosmic beings made of oxygen carbon nitrogen and calcium that was produced by red Giants and supernovae eons - High

7 Reasons why becoming a member of Beat365 rocks.

As you already might know I go by the alias Undakova (Undercover) and I am beat maker, DJ and MC here in NYC. I have been producing hip hop beats since the 90s and have produced my own hip hop instrumentals for my album created here in New York City. I often get asked by R & B artist and MCs "Can you produce some beats for my album?" One day the question popped up in my head "Where does an artist find great sounding Hip hop, r&b and rap beats that sound so good you play them in your car for fun as well as record song after song with them?" If an artist doesn't have a friend or business partner who is a producer or know how to/ want to produce beats on there own spare time (which can take a lot of time and money) where does he/she find a complete collection of hip hop beats? Well the answer is simple. . . . To find Hip hop, r&b and rap beats that sound so good you play them in your car for fun as well as record song after song with them go to Beats365

What A Memorable Night!

What A Memorable Night! Our 10-year BEAT Birthday Bash this past Tuesday was epic! Together, we demonstrated the unparalleled generosity of the Hip-Hop community, the education community and the culture of giving that continues to flourish within. Thanks to your support, we all pooled our resources and energy together and with Arc Tank 3.0 funding we raised nearly $100K! We are truly inspired by your benevolence and generosity. We want to thank everyone that attended, our honorees (Congressman Charles Rangel, Principal of The Lavelle School for the Blind Diane Tucker, and legendary photographer and community hero Joe Conzo), our presenters, our amazing host Chesney Snow, all of the guests, all of our online supporters, and all of the staff that helped curate such an amazing birthday experience for us at Mission Nightclub! Above is a quick recap of an enchanting evening filled with inspiration, gratitude, and love ️. We had the honor of being in great company of

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