Experience the*Morgasm: Armant Benoit.

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8:31 am • 5 July 2012 • 5 notes

nolahellcat:

a red moon for the 4th

I hate that I wasn’t out.

8:30 am • 5 July 2012 • 2 notes

nessarene:

Willow Smith - “I am Me”

Brought tears. This is real.

Love.

9:15 pm • 4 July 2012 • 169 notes

“Everyone knows that the key to winning as a big-time coach is keeping your players eligible. Some of that effort is legal, some not. Give the players tutors and gut courses, or even have someone write term papers for them. Get the campus police and the local cops to cooperate. Hey, boys will be boys. Overlook. Blind eye. Forgive them their trespasses as game day approaches. Keep them eligible. Joe Paterno was a football coach all of his long, adult life. Like all coaches, after a while, keeping your players eligible is second nature. When his old assistant was in trouble, that must’ve kicked in. Joe Paterno kept Jerry Sandusky eligible. If he has a legacy, that’s it.”

— Joe Paterno’s Legacy: Protect Players At All Costs by Frank Deford

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9:06 pm • 4 July 2012 • 100 notes

npr:

The story of The Highwaymen is one of biracial friendships, lingering racism, painting and a murder — culminating in a contemporary clash over an artistic legacy.
via The Murder Of A Protege: The Story Of Alfred Hair by Jacki Lyden
Photo: Courtesy of Doretha Hair Truesdell
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This story is fascinating. — Tanya B.

npr:

The story of The Highwaymen is one of biracial friendships, lingering racism, painting and a murder — culminating in a contemporary clash over an artistic legacy.

via The Murder Of A Protege: The Story Of Alfred Hair by Jacki Lyden

Photo: Courtesy of Doretha Hair Truesdell

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This story is fascinating. — Tanya B.

9:06 pm • 4 July 2012 • 221 notes