queenofshiva:

bellydanceraks:

Sharon Kihara

ughhhhhhh her hip tattoos are phenomenal 

Pretty much! <3

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Bernini’s David on Flickr.

Took this picture a loooong time ago. This is a copy of Bernini’s David at a cemetery in Charlotte.

shizucor:

Who are these gentlemen?

Just found out these gentlemen perform at Renaissance festivals. They do not consider themselves belly dancers.

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xibalbadance:

OMG I WAS SO NOT EXPECTING A PICTURE OF ME ON THE INTERWEBZ!!!!

=DDDDDDD

I thought I’ve seen her before and I now I know it’s youuuu! Lovely picture. Lovely dancer.

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Who are these gentlemen?

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archidex:

Jollibee Spaghetti! :) #philippines #vacation #jollibee (Taken with instagram)

‘Twas my favorite meal at Jollibee when I was a kid.

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grand-bazaar:

1910 Philippines

Interesting. Who are the Subuagane? I did a Google search and nothing but this postcard pops up.

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I LOVED THIS SCENE. The food looks soooo good.

(I am really hungry, right now.)

(via ghibli-gifs)

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ninetyninepercentoxidized:

But I don’t know where to find one. Or how to join one. I’ve been doing it for a few months now. I’m in love.

I suggest finding a teacher that has a troupe. Attend the classes, work hard and she may notice your skills.

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“In my culture, dark ain’t lovely.”

fuckyeahethnicwomen:

fuckyeahethnicwomen:

Shadeism (by Shadeism)

Submitted by p-p-panty

This short TV documentary is an introduction to the issue of shadeism, the discrimination that exists between the lighter-skinned and darker-skinned members of the same community. This documentary short looks specifically at how it affects young womyn within the African, Caribbean, and South Asian diasporas. Through the eyes and words of 5 young womyn and 1 little girl - all females of colour - the film takes us into the thoughts and experiences of each. Overall, ‘Shadeism’ explores where shadeism comes from, how it directly affects us as womyn of colour, and ultimately, begins to explore how we can move forward through dialogue and discussion.

reblog. Made by Nayani Thiyagarajah. 

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