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Which song is this a cover ofagain
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most of what i post will be tutorials, i hope that’s ok.
hands are cool!
AMAZING REFERENCE
My hands don’t do some of these things. Do I just have really weird hands or?
most of what i post will be tutorials, i hope that’s ok.
hands are cool!
AMAZING REFERENCE
My hands don’t do some of these things. Do I just have really weird hands or?
I usually have to repeat my name because it’s pretty unusual. It can sound strange to people who stumble over the pronunciation. Here’s the story: My name is Amandla and was inspired by Miles Davis’ 1989 album, “Amandla,” which means “power” in Zulu. After listening to its beautiful melodies, my mother thought to herself, “If I ever have a daughter, this is what I’ll name her.” The phrase “Amandla Awethu!” was often shouted at anti-apartheid rallies in South Africa. It means “Power to the People!” Amandla is also the title of a documentary about the role of music in the anti-apartheid movement, Amandla!: A Revolution in Four-Part Harmony. I have a very cool poster that was signed by the director, Lee Hirsch. He wrote: Go Amandla!!!! Sing & Be Powerful!
Sounds like a plan!She’s Rue IRL!
Well, it’s what she’s usually doing. Oh, sorry, HELLO, TODAY IS CHALLENGE #10!! Yay! 10 days who would have thought, huh? Today I should draw What I Think Biny’s Doing Right Now and now you know. See you later!
"Racists never want to believe that they are racist. They are constantly redefining what racism means so that they can escape meeting the definition while simultaneously engaging in the behavior."
-Son of Baldwin (via intoxicatedspirit)(Source: sonofbaldwin)
