Milton-bearl - What You Gonna Do

Summer wind - what I feel

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2017-07 珍妮佛

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My friend Alyasha is a design powerhouse and a legend in the streetwear industry. We met through Self Edge, which happens to be a shop that aligns well with his passion for vintage American fashion and culture. He’s also one of the most stylish dudes I know. I’m happy to see him get some shine with PF Flyers, a company he’s been supporting his whole life. 

Click here to check out the other two segments in his series.

My brother @_jskii out in Miami rockin the desert matrix camo

F*ck the Tory Government Protest // London // 9th May 2015

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 THE STORY BEHIND THE “GOOD NIGHT WHITE PRIDE” IMAGE: May 9, 1998: The KKK, decide to hold a rally in Ann Arbor, MIchigan despite having their asses handed to them there two years earlier.  The Ann Arbor city council obliges them, spending $137,000 of taxpayer money to accommodate their hatefest in the middle of town. Anti-Racist Action, the Revolutionary Workers’ League, and the National Women’s Rights Organizing Committee all mobilize to confront the KKKlowns.   This photo of an Ann Arbor anti-racist showing a racist scumbag some Michigan hospitality is legendary and is where the Good Night White Pride logo comes from.   In all, five people were injured during the ruckus before the Klan were shut down and run out of town.  In the weeks that followed, Ann Arbor city officials and police launched an unprecedented manhunt to arrest 39 anti-racists for the “crime” of opposing a racist terrorist organization operating publicly in their community.  In the end, twenty anti-racists faced charges; sixteen of them had their charges dropped and just one was convicted, for allegedly throwing a rock that hit a cop. The lessons of Ann Arbor on May 9, 1998 have repeated themselves in the years since: people standing together can take their streets back from racist scum; city officials and police are happy to spend tax dollars protecting racists and persecuting anti-racists; and most importantly, fighting hate is not a crime!

A$AP Rocky experiences discrimination in the early years