Художница из Кот-д’Ивуара покорила соцсети своим необычным творчеством, и вам придется приглядеться, чтобы уловить его суть

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Issa @badgalriri fan arttttt in honnor of @oceans8movie that i want to look sooo bad ! We dont have it in côte d'Ivoire actually but it will be here this friday and i just cant wait to see it. ??? did you see it ? How it was ? Dont spoil me oh please. If you want to repost please tag me ?❤❤??? and tag the queen. #rihanna #ocean8 #art

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Do you love #puppies ?? Cause im in love with them ! I found this one in the street today and dont know how i should call him ??????! #dog #bestfriend #hairart #africa ?? !!! Vote for me in the link in bio at african talent award

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#metoo Thousands of women are raped every day in the world, but very few are able to talk about it, to complain or fight. Why? Because our "beautiful" society has the tendency to blame the victim almost every time. "" Oh but you should not have to gone out so late !!! "" "" "Ah, but you had a mini skirt" "," "why are you complaining if you agreed to have dinner with him?" "," "dont tell me that you were not trying to seduce him with all that makeup" "… Ladies … NOTHING JUSTIFIES RAPE, SEXUAL ASSAULT OR HARASSMENT. Neither your clothing, your make-up, your relationship with the abuser (because even your husband doesnt have the right to force you to have sex if you dont want to, the concept of marital rape exists). There is no enabling circumstance for the abuser and you need to talk about it so that thing starts to change. Don't remain silent, dont let anyone tell you that you have some responsibility in this despicable act !!!! Speak out because you dont have to carry this burden alone, talk to help other women who are afraid, talk to start a revolution, talk to change things. You are not alone. Dont be discouraged even if your direct surrounding makes you feel guilty … the weight can be difficult to sustain and the battle can be hard but it is worth it !!!!!! It's never too late to speak out. Even if the assault took place 20 years ago, a crime remains a crime so dare to speak out …. dont let anything pass… so those men learn to honor and respect women . Because yes, it is not for you to interfere with your liberty so that they are not tempted but for them to know how to control themself. I repeat it once more, dare to talk about it, dare to SNITCH ON YOUR PIGS… talk to the people around you so they can bring you all the support that the victims desperately need to start the process of healing… My DM is open to anyone who wants to talk. You are not alone.

A post shared by KY (@laetitiaky) on Nov 2, 2017 at 2:11pm PDT

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???? shampoo dayyyy ???? !!! ??? Sorry for my disapearance !!! Im back now ????? and you not ready for what coming ??? #hairdryer #braids #hairart #shampoo

A post shared by KY (@laetitiaky) on May 23, 2018 at 9:27am PDT

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Now they want their independance and go away ?. They grow so fast ! #legs #braids #hairart #afro

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I love music so much! Sometime i wish i can be a genius in music. You know, the kind of person with musical ear who can sing and play a lot of music instrument !! But i have no talent in it and to lazy to work ?????????????! What is your favorite kind of music ????!!! I can listen everything but im a big fan of afrobeat music. #music #trumpet #jazz #afrobeat ??????

A post shared by KY (@laetitiaky) on Apr 27, 2018 at 12:47pm PDT

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At what level is the fight for women rights in your country ????? in mine we still have a lot of work. some women are sexually mutilated because some believe that a woman does not have the right to have sexual fulfillment. some women dont have the chance to go to school because for some it is not useful to educate a woman. ordinary sexism is second nature to some. women are paid less, sexually harassed daily, slutshamed and violence against them is justified… guys the list of women struggle here is so long…. In other contries this is even worse… Today, Is a reminder of how we have a lot of work again to do. Im sad sometime when i realise how powerless i am in front of the situation of some women in this word. But i remember that i have a powerful weapon ! ""The possibility to speak"" Think to all these women who speak everyday to say NO when Something wrong, things become a little better everyday. So dont neglect it and never lose an opportunity to speak. Thank you to all theses brave feminists men who stand with women everyday for justice and equality. You are heros too.

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Happy valentine's day ❤❤❤??????????????! #valentinesday #love #kiss #roses #art

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#bodypositive #bodypositivity #selflove #food #loveyourself Story by @abbytsao When I was younger, I was quite skinny and underweight. So I never thought I was 'fat' or could be 'fat'. But then in high school, I started eating more and gaining more weight. My mom was actually really happy at first but after a few years, even she said I should be careful. To be honest, I'm very sure that I am not fat at all. And in high school, it was a very international school so they were very accepting of body and nobody ever. thought I was fat. But since my university, I have moved back to my Asian (Hong Kong) culture where people are very skinny, and being skinny is very important. I've been called fat so many times and made fun of. But I knew I didn't care. I loved myself! Especially since I know God made me so I am perfect the way I am! So when people make fun of me, I always brush it off and don't care what they say because I found my own confidence within me and in God's love for me. So that's my story. People still make fun of me until this day. But I don't care. I can even make fun of myself. Also, I really like running, and people always think I'm doing it to become skinny, but that is really not true!!! I will run even if I don't lose any weight because I love it, and I love the feeling of my body becoming stronger! Of course there are times of insecurities but all that will pass and in the end, your body is yours so love it and take care of it! One funny side note, I always think to myself, ""Do I like eating more or being skinny more? Which one will give me more happiness?"" and the answer is always food!!! So I always choose it! ?

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??????????? What a beautiful day ! I tried to catch this little guy but it not easy !!! ??? #butterfly #picture #camera #art

A post shared by KY (@laetitiaky) on Jun 4, 2018 at 5:49am PDT

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Against gun and violence use love and art ! ??? cause art denounces, educates, and can make people smile, I am convinced that artists can change the world ! Hummm but im a cute james bond girl huh ???? #melanin #blackart #love #artisticgun #gun

A post shared by KY (@laetitiaky) on Oct 20, 2017 at 1:24pm PDT

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I believe i can fly ! You should believe you can fly too cause we all can touch the sky !!!! I believe in me and i believe in you… ???? #swipe Tag someone you believe in ?✊? #angel #sky #ailes #wings #hairart #hairstyle #blackart #africa

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#bodypositive #bodypositivity #selflove #loveyourself #tall Today i have 2 stories for you ! Story 1 by @brazzabujadz At my young age I’ve already seen that I was a bit different than other kids. I was the tallest kid. ALL MY LIFE IN ALL COUNTRIES I’ve been, peoples always make comments about my height before anything else and that has always been embarrassing for me. They ask how tall I am before even asking my name, some call me names that lows my self esteem. That’s why I ended up walking with a forward head posture to feel a bit shorter than usual, hated my self so much that I became very anxious, began to dress like boys because I didn’t want people to look me and judge me. I always thought that peoples talk about me in a negative way. I also had problems dating boys because I was too tall. I ended up not loving myself anymore until I started to realize that nobody was perfect. My body is a creation of GOD. I also didn’t realize that some people who compliment me were actually right. To all my tall girls right here, loving yourself FIRST is the most important thing. Who you are is enough ? A proud giraffe ??? Story 2 by @leahkinglive One that’s not talked about much is what it’s like being a tall woman. I’m 6feet/182cm, which isn’t as tall as some women I’ve met, but definitely taller than the average man worldwide. I do love it, and have always loved it, but it also means that some people have called me degrading names since childhood, react crazily to me if they feel intimidated, and generally act as though my height is the only thing that’s important about me. It’s sad for them, and just frustrating to me! It’s just a wild journey of loving the body you’re in, isn’t it? Anyway I’d love to see a creative expression of feminine height and/or feminine grandness — it’s ok for us to feel larger than life and capable of taking up tons of space, even if it makes men feel small.

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??????? have a good monday ❤❤❤❤. #birds #art #braids #hairart #african

A post shared by KY (@laetitiaky) on May 28, 2018 at 4:49am PDT

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#bodypositivity #bodypositive I live in Ivory Coast and there, beauty standarts are completely different from those of the western countries. Thick Women are praised and considered as the most beautiful. I always had small boobs and small booty and people used to bodyshame me especially during my teenage periode where i was thinner because of some problems that I had. "Does she eats?" "I feel like she's going to break," "she looks like she is sick" "she's awful". For the sensitive and unstable little girl I was, it was not easy. My self-confidence was low and I didnt think I could accomplish anything in my life. When I was 18, a lot of things changed for me. I have met, discovered people and experienced events that helped me to love myself as I am, and this growing self-confidence in my physicality has affected my entire life. I started to dream, to have projects and to believe that i was able to achieve them despite my limitations. Media and social networks do the apology of a particular type of woman. Flat belly, big breast, and big booty. Most of the time the photos are edited. Girls with different morphology create complexes and try desperately to achieve bodygoals sometimes unrealisable. it make me sad because I know how complexes can affect someone's life. Yes, the women who are always represented in the media are beautiful. But guess what? You are too. we all are. Beauty is Thin, thick, flat tummy or not, big boobs or not, strechmark, cellutite, bodyhair… We must understand that true beauty is a state of mind. It's about feeling good about yourself. This state of mind is always reflected in the energy we release, in our aura and gives us incredible power that allows us to achieve great things. Let's learn to be kinder to ourselves and to our body because it's our best companion. It's okay to do things to bring out the best of us (Sport, cosmetics, special diet..) but always make sure that you use healthy and not dangerous ways because health is the most precious gift. feeling good inside is just as important that feeling good outside. you deserve to be loved and respected, whatever you look like and if people around you can't do that let them go away.

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???!!! Let's play !!! #artwork #photography #hairart #guitar #music #hair #havanatwist #braids #styles #afropunk

A post shared by KY (@laetitiaky) on Jun 6, 2017 at 5:46pm PDT

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Happy new year !!! Hope you all are ready to walk into 2018 like Queens and Kings here to get all the blessings you all deserve !!! ??????? I wish yall the best ! Thank you for 2017 #happynewyear #queens #kings #african #hairart

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Try to find the genie idea that will light the bulb on my head. ? #struggle #artist #hairart #braid #havanatwist #bulb #light #genius #reflection #africa #blackgirl #pink

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Heellllloooo my friends !!! Im nominated to "african talent award" in the "best innovator" category!!! So i offer to you a cup of coffee or tea if you vote for me ???????!!!! Link in bio for the vote (im the one in the middle) ! You can vote once a day !!! ?????? ! Thanks so much for you support ! That means everything ! #cup #tea #coffee #hairart #african #afro #blackgirlmagic

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THATT RED is the best redddd everr ????! I'm addicted ! @fentybeauty @badgalriri #stunnabitch #stunna #stunnalippaint #hairart #hairyhands #fentybeauty

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