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Month: August 2015
Lito: From now on, we will be using code names. You can address me as Eagle One
Lito: Will is Been there, done that
Lito: Hernando is currently doing that
Lito: Wolfgang is it happened once in a dream
Lito: Daniela is if I had to pick a girl
Lito: Nomi is…
Nomi: …
Lito: Eagle Two
Nomi: Oh thank god.
People of AFROPUNK Day 1 by Austin Willis.
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Wiz Khalifa Violently Arrested For Legally Riding Hovercraft At LAX
Rapper Wiz Khalifa was slammed to the ground by 7 grown police men and arrested at the Los Angeles International Airport on Saturday after he refused to get off his hoverboard.
“Haven’t been slammed and cuffed in a while. That was fun,” he tweeted, along with a photo and video of the incident.
He also posted a video to Instagram in which over three officers can be seen holding him to the ground. The officers repeatedly tell Khalifa, whose legal name is Cameron Thomaz, to “stop resisting” as he responds, “I’m not resisting.”
Police say he was resisting arrest but the Video shows differently. Several news stations have tried to reach the airport for comments but have so far been ignored.
#StayWoke
This is some fucking dystopian shit.
Getting arrested for something legal.
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me: *makes a tiny unimportant mistake*
me: time to return to the sea
Jenny Holzer – Inflammatory Essays, 1979-1982
In a statement provided by the Holzer studio, the Inflammatory Essays are described as “a collection of 100-word texts that were printed on colored paper and posted throughout New York City. Like any manifesto, the voice in each essay urges and espouses a strong and particular ideology. By masking the author of the essays, Holzer allows the viewer to assess ideologies divorced from the personalities that propel them. With this series, Holzer invites the reader to consider the urgent necessity of social change, the possibility for manipulation of the public, and the conditions that attend revolution.”
