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[23.artistic.lover.warrior.man of trans experience]

just a blog with glimpses and larger snapshots of me and my life.
don't try to "get" me because you'll never understand 100%. =]

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  1. damn…

    damn…

    (Source: fuckyeahprettygirlsrockkk)

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  2. "Our whole spiritual transformation brings us to the point where we realize that in our own being, we are enough."

    - Ram Dass (via lucifelle)

    (Source: nirvikalpa)

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  3. royal

    royal

    (Source: aerobreezie)

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  4. calumskyegale: Mesmerizing, haunting, and absolutely breathtaking. 

    calumskyegale:

    Mesmerizing, haunting, and absolutely breathtaking. 

    (Source: creamyhazelnutcoffee)

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  5. oreo pie yummm

    oreo pie

    yummm

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  6. yummmm

    yummmm

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  7. spookyhouse:

    this has got to be illegal

    OMG…THIS IS NOT HELPING MY ADDICTION, IVE BEEN CLEAN FOR 3 DAYS NOW!

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  8. henna

    henna

    (Source: )

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  9. YUM I WANT

    YUM

    I WANT

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  10. LOL

    (Source: patron-saint-of-the-denial)

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  11. this

    this

    (Source: catandman)

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  13. (Source: joeybgood)

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  15. carltonmackey: 50 SHADES OF BLACK(from black coffee to high yellow)African American Sex Symbols & the Complexity of Skin Tone My latest art piece is fashioned in the style of a book cover.  Its title (most certainly) and its subject matter (very loosely) are the result of a creative play on the very popular contemporary novel Fifty Shades of Grey by E. L. James. Now that the art/cover is created, it’s time to write the book.  This is where you come into play.  While this subject could very easily lead to a book written by a sole individual, I am interested in a conversation…in a dialogue.  I’d like for that dialogue…those contributions from you to be the basis of the manuscript. Share with me your responses to this piece.  It may be in the form of quick comments, reflections, essays, personal stories, anecdotes, memories of things you heard your mama say about Billy Dee Williams, etc.  Over time, I’ll organize, synthesize, group, copy and paste these comments into a document with the goal of ultimately producing a FREE downloadable e-book of your contributions to the topic.  It’s a book written on the Internet by Internet users.  Just like any other piece of art, it’s open for interpretation.  Who knows how this will go?  I don’t.  I don’t even know if it has ever been done before.  But I am very curious what you have to say…and something tells me other people are too.  Let’s talk. 50 SHADES OF BLACK (from black coffee to high yellow) African American Sex Symbols & the Complexity of Skin Tone  Conceived and Designed by Carlton Mackey – Written by You Feel Free to leave comments below  Or  Email extended comments to: carltonmackey@carltonmackey.com carlton.mackey@facebook.com

    carltonmackey:

    50 SHADES OF BLACK
    (from black coffee to high yellow)
    African American Sex Symbols & the Complexity of Skin Tone

    My latest art piece is fashioned in the style of a book cover.  Its title (most certainly) and its subject matter (very loosely) are the result of a creative play on the very popular contemporary novel Fifty Shades of Grey by E. L. James.

    Now that the art/cover is created, it’s time to write the book.  This is where you come into play.  While this subject could very easily lead to a book written by a sole individual, I am interested in a conversation…in a dialogue.  I’d like for that dialogue…those contributions from you to be the basis of the manuscript.

    Share with me your responses to this piece.  It may be in the form of quick comments, reflections, essays, personal stories, anecdotes, memories of things you heard your mama say about Billy Dee Williams, etc.  Over time, I’ll organize, synthesize, group, copy and paste these comments into a document with the goal of ultimately producing a FREE downloadable e-book of your contributions to the topic.  It’s a book written on the Internet by Internet users.  Just like any other piece of art, it’s open for interpretation. 

    Who knows how this will go?  I don’t.  I don’t even know if it has ever been done before.  But I am very curious what you have to say…and something tells me other people are too. 

    Let’s talk.

    50 SHADES OF BLACK

    (from black coffee to high yellow)

    African American Sex Symbols & the Complexity of Skin Tone

     Conceived and Designed by Carlton Mackey – Written by You

    Feel Free to leave comments below

     Or

     Email extended comments to:

    carltonmackey@carltonmackey.com

    carlton.mackey@facebook.com

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