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| Love thy female. Very, very much. via flickr.com |
Let's give it up for these HOT MAMAS and more out there who embellished the image of strong, confident, independent, compassionate, peace-loving and committed women that we all should try to live up to.
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The African-American woman stands tall and proud. And why shouldn't she?
She is loud, bold and beautiful. It is not about the skin; it is about depth in character.
She will never let anything KNOCK HER DOWN.
Not even petty jealousies or silly arguments or even childish behavior.
She feels it but she does not lose it.
Be inspired :)
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| 1971 via askmen.com |
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| 1979 via last.fm |
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| 1981 via theangiemartinezshow.com |
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| 1981 via poponthepop.com |
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| 1982 thisiswomen.com |
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| 1985 via music2nite.blogspot.com |
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| 1988 teemix.aufeminin.com |
I dig Jenny's dress (the patterns, obviously) and I think Rihanna was so much cuter and prettier in the past when she just started out.
Now before I end this tribute to the ever-so-hot queens of music, here's one from
the Princess of Crunk&B and Field Mob:
Enjoy ;)
Peace out.
via FieldMobVEVO
Peace out.
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