Black women really are...
An architectural triumph, aren't they? I mean, whether slim, medium or large, they consistently declare themselves the very model of what women of all races ought to look like...but don't.
Every time I do a status on Black women's aesthetic, sensuality or their physical form, I run the risk of sounding like a scratched record...well,
so shall it be.
If the mainstream media will not speak of their hallowed status then I sure-
as-hell will! There is much about Black women's attitude which is often quite repugnant...I get that.
But only a liar, a fool or a blind man would deny them (and all Black women) their true status as the world's most astonishingly beautiful women.
So yeah...the record maybe scratched
but I'll keep right on playing it!
(c) Menelik Charles.
Photography: Jafar M. Pierre
— with Akiko-Ayalla Cotton Cooks, Makeda Voletta, Shannon Shandingo White and 36 others.An architectural triumph, aren't they? I mean, whether slim, medium or large, they consistently declare themselves the very model of what women of all races ought to look like...but don't.
Every time I do a status on Black women's aesthetic, sensuality or their physical form, I run the risk of sounding like a scratched record...well,
so shall it be.
If the mainstream media will not speak of their hallowed status then I sure-
as-hell will! There is much about Black women's attitude which is often quite repugnant...I get that.
But only a liar, a fool or a blind man would deny them (and all Black women) their true status as the world's most astonishingly beautiful women.
So yeah...the record maybe scratched
but I'll keep right on playing it!
(c) Menelik Charles.
Photography: Jafar M. Pierre
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