i mean like, i get it people have opinions but can't we just agree on the toppings 
I'm still in shock that Kwame Brathwaite is actually gone 
He was such an important figure in shaping our understanding of Black identity and beauty. I love how he used his camera to challenge the status quo and celebrate the beauty within himself and others 
It's no surprise that his work has experienced a resurgence in interest, but it's great to see museums like the Art Institute of Chicago showcasing his legacy 
The way he captured iconic figures like Nina Simone and Stevie Wonder is just incredible 
And let's not forget about Sikolo, who was more than just a muse, but a partner in every sense of the word 
Anyway, I'm just grateful that we can continue to learn from and be inspired by his work for years to come 
I'm still trying to process the loss of such an incredible artist... Kwame Brathwaite's impact on the world is undeniable 
. His photography wasn't just about capturing Black beauty, it was also a powerful tool for self-expression and empowerment . I love how he used his lens to tell stories that needed to be told, without fear or hesitation 
. The way he showcased Black icons and celebrated their uniqueness is still giving me all the feels 
. His legacy lives on through his work and the countless people inspired by it 
. It's not just about the art itself, but the movement he started and the conversations he sparked around beauty, identity, and inclusivity 
. We're lucky to have had him in our lives, even if only for a short time 
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