Wednesday, January 24, 2018

Quiter Still.



Monica Bellucci stilled in quiet.


Monica Bellucci's profound beauty both stabilizes, and shakes a man's sense of being.


There was a time.




African American woman's pride is won, and her strength is resilient. - Gregory E. Woods, Keeper of Stories 




Abonique.




a Black woman. the pride of her Ancestors!!






Afros were meant to build pride being Black in America, as a Negro becoming an acknowledgement of self above the terror of being murdered with aplomb by whites protected by a system of belief. - Dawn Wolf, Keeper of Stories [November 15, 2017]


Tuesday, January 23, 2018

2 Similar Styles, 2 Different Approaches to Life!


First Lady Melania Trump making an appearance in October of 2017!





Kim Kardashian makes quite the entrance!

DACA



Drumpf's a piece of 💩 In any event, you still have to grapple with your beloved outdated, and at times poorly worded Constitution, -Section 1, Clause 1 of the Fourteenth Amendment reads:

"All persons [BORN] or naturalized in the United States, and subject to the jurisdiction thereof, are citizens of the United States and of the State wherein they reside"

If you know the history adequately, the
13th, 14th, and 15th Amendments are the result of black liberation struggle and black grievances against the U.S. government. The 14th Amendment, in part, sought to address deficiency in the Dred Scott v. Sandford decision. The Dred Scott case (1857) held 'a free negro of the African race, whose ancestors were brought to this country and sold as slaves, is not a "citizen" within the meaning of the Constitution of the United States-- therefore had no standing to sue in federal court'

The irony, while [BLACK] Haitians and other [BLACK] Africans are blocked and/or deported under the Trump Regime, [WHITE] Russians and Norwegians are very welcome. And this is labeled merit-based immigration.

"While the president rails against children of undocumented immigrants, wealthy Russians rent his condos—at huge costs—so they can have American kids."
- Michael Scipio 




Melania Trump was born April 26, 1970. She is one of the more beautiful women on the international stage, but as Trump's wife one of the most solemn troubled wives on the international stage. Being famous makes speculation legitimate for those of us who believe in privacy, respect it; but feel deeply the vibrations between couples simmering with dark waves between them. What can one do for so public a person and what does her marriage have to do with immigration?  - Gregory E. Woods, Keeper of Stories 1/23/18 



Perspectives Given by position




Cell phone usage obscuring how you think you look? Then you've entered a way of not seeing yourself, seeing yourself as you think you appear. This is a nuance of the early stages of cell obsession in immature hands at the beginning of a century that does know itself, yet! - Gregory E. Woods, Keeper of Stories 9/15/17



















Death eyes. I am done.


Dead eyes, not as dramatic as these, are plenteous in modern society. They make thinkers think, parents shudder, conscious social scientists reassess their thought processes, and brings into focus what ails the soul of American culture is its disconnection from the touch of Life's Web. - Gregory E. Woods, Keeper of Stories 9/15/17



















When a woman needs to fuck a man, and the man is aching to do so an agreement is set neither can depart from. It is the contract between souls to unite, and the consequences of chance have to be measured first. - Dawn Wolf, Keeper of Stories



Balcony is a good place to 'see' your woman safe from all wrong in the swirling around in the outside world, where security is an illusion, not far from the dream of alone. - Dawn Wolf, Keeper of Stories 9.13.17


Balconies, for a couple, can be extensions of erotica and imagined as temples above the fray, a place to be above, and within what ails your soul from the workplace. What the height means depends upon perception and the perception of being above others is humbled by the smallness of being beneath a vast sky!... - Gregory E. Woods, Keeper of Stories Sept. 11, 2017 

IN Depth, WITH Depth



artist Jimmy Law. A Black Woman's Face.


jeans and melanin in style


Niya Cale and Krystle Lov'e 

Niya Cale and Krystle Lov'e by Roland Dawson.



photographer Roland Dawson of Zaria Fortson-Linton (l.) and another model.



photographer Roland Dawson of Zaria Fortson-Linton (l.) and another model!




Niya Cale squatted, and Krystle Lov'e stood. photographer Roland Dawson.