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Her opening tweet about this really just somehow happening in the 'progressive' year of 2017, astutely sums it all up. Unreal. Let's just say that it doesn't sound like this is headed in any kind of good direction. Wonder how she even ended up exchanging numbers with him in the first place. 

Beautiful Minimalist art work By Tango From Shanghai 

You might think you know black... But you don't know Black. Vantablack took the world by storm when it was shown to be the most light absorbent material ever created. It absorbs 99.96% of light, and was recently used by BMW to advertise a Vantablack covered SUV using nanotechnology to adhere the substance to the car. 

But MIT was not to be outdone, and created the darkest substance ever found, though their feat was unintentional. Now they have put their discovery on display, in one of the most incredible exhibits possible.

Beautiful Minimalist art work By Tango From Shanghai 

Beautiful Minimalist art work By Tango From Shanghai 

Sounds totally legit and not like a series of facts this person just made up. See username below pics. Entertaining nonetheless. 

Loud and clear! It's another small step in the right direction. When @Dictionary.com got called out for its definition of the word "Black" being associated with 'darkness' and 'evil', they immediately took action to rectify the problem. 

That is one intense gaze! Fortunately, it's a gaze from one of the most gorgeous creatures known to humankind, the black cat. Careful looking into the eyes of these deep voids, you may never return. 

Holy crap, a facebook comments section that approaches the topic of race with tact, humor, and good vibes? It's a modern day unicorn! In a similarly constructive vein, here's a war veteran's insightful post about negative stereotyping.

During a trip to Kenya, Will Burrard-Lucas (@willbl) captured several photos of a wild melanistic black leopard, also known as a black panther. The images are believed to be the first of their kind taken in Africa in 100 years.

It started with a post about all the strange and dumb ways people create facebook events to make fun of a peculiar art installation in Chicago casually referred to as "The Bean." It ended with a tale of millionaires, artist drama, backstabbing, and the fight over the least reflective substance in the world.

Sounds totally legit and not like a series of facts this person just made up. See username below pics. Entertaining nonetheless. 

Black cats rock!