Home Actress Kali Hawk HD Instagram Photos and Wallpapers June 2019 Kali Hawk Instagram - 😩I wish I could make #JamesBaldwin my #MCM every week. He spoke in such an elegant manner about the #horror of the world. His #voice affects a kind of hopefulness about the #future also, 💓like he believed things could get better even as he stated with such #passion the #truth of what he felt was wrong at the time. 💃🏽The timelessness of his work as a #writer and #activist (although he didn't consider himself to be such) is super apparent in the fact that what he's saying in the first 3 clips could apply to anyone today. His #focus at the time was on the experience of the "Negro" 😯but in 2018 people of any #race can identify with the #idea that their lives have been reduced to working hard and getting little in return. 🤢Or the feeling of being lied to by #history books 🙊📚 Baldwin taps into the very #universal feelings that #human exploitation and #disillusionment conjure up for all of us, and it is for this reason that James Baldwin is considered a writer for the ages. 🔖To #quote Time #magazine (which featured Baldwin in 1963): "There is not another writer, who expresses with such poignancy and abrasiveness the dark realities of the racial ferment in North and South." In 1965 at The #Cambridge Union in the UK, Baldwin participated in a debate with William F. Buckley, on the topic of whether the #AmericanDream has adversely affected African Americans. 🙄How that would even be up for #debate I don't know, but the spectating #student body voted overwhelmingly in Baldwin's favor. The last 3 clips🎥 are from the final years of his life in which he asserted (re: the state of the world) that "we have to find a way to get beyond our crippling habits" 😯and I believe the world is finally waking up to this now. It's been 30years since James Baldwin's #death and though the #progress he hoped for has been slow-moving 🙏🏽it may now be on the way. Fingers crossed... #BHM #BlackHistoryMonth

Kali Hawk Instagram – 😩I wish I could make #JamesBaldwin my #MCM every week. He spoke in such an elegant manner about the #horror of the world. His #voice affects a kind of hopefulness about the #future also, 💓like he believed things could get better even as he stated with such #passion the #truth of what he felt was wrong at the time. 💃🏽The timelessness of his work as a #writer and #activist (although he didn’t consider himself to be such) is super apparent in the fact that what he’s saying in the first 3 clips could apply to anyone today. His #focus at the time was on the experience of the “Negro” 😯but in 2018 people of any #race can identify with the #idea that their lives have been reduced to working hard and getting little in return. 🤢Or the feeling of being lied to by #history books 🙊📚 Baldwin taps into the very #universal feelings that #human exploitation and #disillusionment conjure up for all of us, and it is for this reason that James Baldwin is considered a writer for the ages. 🔖To #quote Time #magazine (which featured Baldwin in 1963): “There is not another writer, who expresses with such poignancy and abrasiveness the dark realities of the racial ferment in North and South.” In 1965 at The #Cambridge Union in the UK, Baldwin participated in a debate with William F. Buckley, on the topic of whether the #AmericanDream has adversely affected African Americans. 🙄How that would even be up for #debate I don’t know, but the spectating #student body voted overwhelmingly in Baldwin’s favor. The last 3 clips🎥 are from the final years of his life in which he asserted (re: the state of the world) that “we have to find a way to get beyond our crippling habits” 😯and I believe the world is finally waking up to this now. It’s been 30years since James Baldwin’s #death and though the #progress he hoped for has been slow-moving 🙏🏽it may now be on the way. Fingers crossed… #BHM #BlackHistoryMonth

Kali Hawk Instagram - 😩I wish I could make #JamesBaldwin my #MCM every week. He spoke in such an elegant manner about the #horror of the world. His #voice affects a kind of hopefulness about the #future also, 💓like he believed things could get better even as he stated with such #passion the #truth of what he felt was wrong at the time. 💃🏽The timelessness of his work as a #writer and #activist (although he didn't consider himself to be such) is super apparent in the fact that what he's saying in the first 3 clips could apply to anyone today. His #focus at the time was on the experience of the "Negro" 😯but in 2018 people of any #race can identify with the #idea that their lives have been reduced to working hard and getting little in return. 🤢Or the feeling of being lied to by #history books 🙊📚 Baldwin taps into the very #universal feelings that #human exploitation and #disillusionment conjure up for all of us, and it is for this reason that James Baldwin is considered a writer for the ages. 🔖To #quote Time #magazine (which featured Baldwin in 1963): "There is not another writer, who expresses with such poignancy and abrasiveness the dark realities of the racial ferment in North and South." In 1965 at The #Cambridge Union in the UK, Baldwin participated in a debate with William F. Buckley, on the topic of whether the #AmericanDream has adversely affected African Americans. 🙄How that would even be up for #debate I don't know, but the spectating #student body voted overwhelmingly in Baldwin's favor. The last 3 clips🎥 are from the final years of his life in which he asserted (re: the state of the world) that "we have to find a way to get beyond our crippling habits" 😯and I believe the world is finally waking up to this now. It's been 30years since James Baldwin's #death and though the #progress he hoped for has been slow-moving 🙏🏽it may now be on the way. Fingers crossed... #BHM #BlackHistoryMonth

Kali Hawk Instagram – 😩I wish I could make #JamesBaldwin my #MCM every week. He spoke in such an elegant manner about the #horror of the world. His #voice affects a kind of hopefulness about the #future also, 💓like he believed things could get better even as he stated with such #passion the #truth of what he felt was wrong at the time. 💃🏽The timelessness of his work as a #writer and #activist (although he didn’t consider himself to be such) is super apparent in the fact that what he’s saying in the first 3 clips could apply to anyone today. His #focus at the time was on the experience of the “Negro” 😯but in 2018 people of any #race can identify with the #idea that their lives have been reduced to working hard and getting little in return. 🤢Or the feeling of being lied to by #history books 🙊📚 Baldwin taps into the very #universal feelings that #human exploitation and #disillusionment conjure up for all of us, and it is for this reason that James Baldwin is considered a writer for the ages. 🔖To #quote Time #magazine (which featured Baldwin in 1963): “There is not another writer, who expresses with such poignancy and abrasiveness the dark realities of the racial ferment in North and South.” In 1965 at The #Cambridge Union in the UK, Baldwin participated in a debate with William F. Buckley, on the topic of whether the #AmericanDream has adversely affected African Americans. 🙄How that would even be up for #debate I don’t know, but the spectating #student body voted overwhelmingly in Baldwin’s favor. The last 3 clips🎥 are from the final years of his life in which he asserted (re: the state of the world) that “we have to find a way to get beyond our crippling habits” 😯and I believe the world is finally waking up to this now. It’s been 30years since James Baldwin’s #death and though the #progress he hoped for has been slow-moving 🙏🏽it may now be on the way. Fingers crossed… #BHM #BlackHistoryMonth | Posted on 06/Feb/2018 10:25:42

Kali Hawk Instagram – PART 2: 🙇🏻By now the #JesseWilliams speech at the #BETawards is practically considered #RequiredReading among #intellectuals 🤔and yet no one has chosen to dig deeper into “this invention called whiteness” he mentions in the speech. Many people were quick to dismiss his speech as #racist 😯but he never makes an attack on white PEOPLE, it’s “whiteness” that seems to be the issue. 🙆🏽Which brings me to the little darling featured in this post. Her name is #SarahRector 👧🏿and for the first 8years of her life she was a newly freed slave living on an #Indian reservation, and considered VERY MUCH Black. Until the #DawesAct gave all #Indians and their freed slaves plots of land, and hers turned her into a #MILLIONAIRE OVERNIGHT💰💸😂💸💰😭 🏛The government had given her the crappiest land too, or so they thought until #oil was discovered on her land and she began leasing to #StandardOilTrust **infamously founded by John D. #Rockefeller 👴🏼). 🙈The moment she became #rich however, her “Blackness” was an issue because people thought “you’re too rich to be Black 👀 and ride on the backs of trains 🚂 and be lumped in with other “Black” people. 👱🏼We gotta give you some white people privileges!!” 😆So “rules” and “laws” were actually changed for this girl, and it naturally made “actual” white people mad 😡because they didn’t think their “whiteness” could be bought. But 🤑OF COURSE IT CAN, because #race is a social construct with criteria as changeable as the wind, so what makes a person “white” is always changing #LOL 🤓You would think “white” just means #European people with white skin, 🍝but when #Italians first came to #America they weren’t seen as “white” and neither were #Irish 🍀 or #Jewish people. ALL were treated and viewed as worse than dogs by the “white” #elite of American #society 💃🏽But now they’re kinda considered white. 🤔What changed that? 🦃And who even came up with the qualifiers that determine someone’s “whiteness”? 🙋🏽WHO TF INVENTED WHITENESS ANYWAY???? *To be continued… in PART 3.
Kali Hawk Instagram – PART 2: 🙇🏻By now the #JesseWilliams speech at the #BETawards is practically considered #RequiredReading among #intellectuals 🤔and yet no one has chosen to dig deeper into “this invention called whiteness” he mentions in the speech. Many people were quick to dismiss his speech as #racist 😯but he never makes an attack on white PEOPLE, it’s “whiteness” that seems to be the issue. 🙆🏽Which brings me to the little darling featured in this post. Her name is #SarahRector 👧🏿and for the first 8years of her life she was a newly freed slave living on an #Indian reservation, and considered VERY MUCH Black. Until the #DawesAct gave all #Indians and their freed slaves plots of land, and hers turned her into a #MILLIONAIRE OVERNIGHT💰💸😂💸💰😭 🏛The government had given her the crappiest land too, or so they thought until #oil was discovered on her land and she began leasing to #StandardOilTrust **infamously founded by John D. #Rockefeller 👴🏼). 🙈The moment she became #rich however, her “Blackness” was an issue because people thought “you’re too rich to be Black 👀 and ride on the backs of trains 🚂 and be lumped in with other “Black” people. 👱🏼We gotta give you some white people privileges!!” 😆So “rules” and “laws” were actually changed for this girl, and it naturally made “actual” white people mad 😡because they didn’t think their “whiteness” could be bought. But 🤑OF COURSE IT CAN, because #race is a social construct with criteria as changeable as the wind, so what makes a person “white” is always changing #LOL 🤓You would think “white” just means #European people with white skin, 🍝but when #Italians first came to #America they weren’t seen as “white” and neither were #Irish 🍀 or #Jewish people. ALL were treated and viewed as worse than dogs by the “white” #elite of American #society 💃🏽But now they’re kinda considered white. 🤔What changed that? 🦃And who even came up with the qualifiers that determine someone’s “whiteness”? 🙋🏽WHO TF INVENTED WHITENESS ANYWAY???? *To be continued… in PART 3.

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