26
Jan
‘When I went to law school, nobody heard of civil rights.’
Constance Baker Motley becomes the first African-American woman to be appointed to a federal judgeship—today, in 1966.
Quietly, The Life of the Party
Fine Folk
Esquire Theme by Matthew Buchanan
Social icons by Tim van Damme
26
Jan
‘When I went to law school, nobody heard of civil rights.’
Constance Baker Motley becomes the first African-American woman to be appointed to a federal judgeship—today, in 1966.
29
Dec
Little Chuck…
23
Dec
21
Dec
![They should have never gave this ni**a white women.
thesmithian:
[look of the hour]](http://24.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_ldrha9v8OY1qcwnv4o1_400.jpg)
20
Dec
I guess it wouldn’t be right to call the First Lady a “stallion”, so I won’t.
*sigh* such an amazing woman.
17
Dec
“I’m just gonna come out and say it… I’m ready to take on the Catalina Wine Mixer. I know what it entails, and I’m ready to nail it.” #POW
16
Dec
I’m sure Harlem Nights won on the strength.
Classic!
Ghost Dad vs. Harlem Nights
14
Dec
Definitely need to throw this on a romantic playlist. I might propose with this playing in the background…
…what crime did Obama commit before he took office to be portrayed the way he was almost instantly by the hard right? What policies has he pursued that he didn’t fully explain and fight an election on? How is a bank bailout socialism when a Democrat continues it, but rescuing capitalism when a Republican initiates it? Why is a stimulus package anathema under Obama when it was fine under Bush? At no point did the Dems unite against Bush the way the GOP united against Obama in his first eighteen months; and at no point did they co-opt the language of extremists into their core message, as Palin and Cantor have.
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