D’Angelo’s Prince tribute was the only one that moved me to tears, the way he got choked up. He was truly his greatest musical son.

D'Angelo performing "Sometimes It Snows in April" after Prince's sudden passing (2016). 🎥: Jimmy Fallon

"D’Angelo, stepping out of the passenger seat, with Bobby Seale, a founder of the Black Panthers, giving him a tour of Oakland, Calif." Credit: Zackary Canepari for The New York Times (2015)

D'Angelo - Africa (Acoustic Demo) one of the most beautiful things i've ever heard.

Street Talkin’ • OutKast & Slick Rick [1999]

Life is too short. Make your art.

I just blocked mytimetoshinehello for that "Sydney Sweeny as Wonder Woman" post

25 years ago Reflection Eternal released their debut album Train Of Thought

Caribbean people have been safely fishing in our waters to feed their families and communities for hundreds of years and now our people are being told to stay close to shore to avoid the possibility of being bombed by the frigging US government and CIA in international waters....

“The people who built their heaven on your land are telling you that yours is in the sky.”. Nina Simone Wow. So profound and true.

This man is smarter than tariq nasheed and all his fba followers combined !

The Garifuna are an Afro-Indigenous people of mixed African and Amerindian (primarily Carib) descent who live along the Caribbean coast of Central America. After defeating the British twice, the Garifuna were forced into exile in the late 18th century when the British betrayed

#HeresMySundayBest

I love when we get the official name for a discourse like this.... this is amazing writing.

And we just seemed cursed to just watch each other get hit every year so? Waiting our turn?

actually it’s sugar

Mos Def performing "UMI Says" with Doug Wimbish and Will Calhoun of Living Colour, Dr. Know of Bad Brains, and Bernie Worrell of Parliament-Funkadelic Bowery Ballroom, NYC 2001

I’m finna knock all this shit over

this is from a show Stevie Wonder did in Jamaica called "The Wonder Dream Concert" with Bob Marley and The Wailers & Harold Melvin and The Blue Notes as openers. Stevie & Bob performed "I Shot The Sheriff" and "Superstition" together. the most expensive ticket was $9.