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Catching Elephant is a theme by Andy Taylor
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Chiwetel Ejiofor [Fashion 38/41] by Ian Harrison](http://24.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_m3vghgaiZo1qzc58mo1_500.jpg)
Chiwetel Ejiofor [Fashion 38/41] by Ian Harrison
My dinner. I’m such an adult. (Taken with InstaCam)
Erykah Badu - Window Seat
Davis’s work has been consistently stellar throughout her career, yet her most celebrated role to date may just be that of a maid to a white family during the ’60s in the Deep South. Some viewed The Help as another stereotypical representation of black life, but Davis still found a way to shine in her work. Diverse and well-defined parts such as the ones Theron enjoys—a ruthless killer in one film, a dying woman in love in another—aren’t offered to Davis, nor are well-paid endorsement deals with Christian Dior. In the world Davis lives in, you take a role like the one of Aibileen in The Help because you’ve long given up on the notion that more balanced, nuanced parts about women who look like you are on the horizon. You understand that even in major films that feature African-American male stars, you may not get to costar as the wife, girlfriend, or partner because big studios get more ‘bang for their buck’ when the female is of another race.
Allison Samuels, “What Charlize Theron Doesn’t Get About Black Hollywood” (via strawberries-n-cream)
Dorothy Dandridge was BAD!!!
YOU BETTER ACT LIKE YOU SEE HER!!!
BETTER THAN YOUR FAVES!!
