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3.8.15

Photograph: "Chrystie Street, Lower Manhattan"




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Parking Garage, Chrystie Street, Lower Manhattan @lowermanhattan. . . . . #manhattan #selfcamera #selfie #picoftheday #4banger #instadaily #newyorkerbag #photooftheday #newyorkcitylife #parkinggarage #instagood #newyorker #newyorkcity #ig #fashion #dmvmeets #usa #newyork #taillights #nyc #parkinglot #architecture #dopeshot via stonesoferasmus.com
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Greig Roselli
I am an educator and a writer. I was born in Louisiana and I now live in the Big Apple. My heart beats to the rhythm of "Ain't No Place to Pee on Mardi Gras Day". My style is of the hot sauce variety. I love philosophy sprinkles and a hot cup of café au lait.
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James Baldwin (1924-1987) was a writer, born in Harlem, lived in Europe, was Black and Gay. He wrote beautiful prose, heartfelt pieces that stay with you. I love writers who allow themselves to be vulnerable. You cannot speak truth to power and still remain stubborn of heart. My favorite quote of Baldwin’s is “The place in which I’ll fit will not exist until I make it.” That’s a quote for the lonely-hearted, the mistaken, the wanderer. The different kid, the peg in a round hole. For those of you who turn to words for comfort, for truth, for reality - read James Baldwin. . . . . . #bookstagram #writer #blackliterature #blackbookstagram #blackgirlmagic #poetrycommunity #poetrylovers #writers #books #blacklivesmatter #blackcreatives #urbanauthors #authorsofinstagram #blacktogetherness #blackauthorsofinstagram #prose #love #blackartists #writingcommunity #writersofinstagram #blackwomenwriters #blackhistory #blackstoriesmatter #author #blackauthor #blackwritersofinstagram #100bestwriters via stonesoferasmus.com

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Greig Roselli - Writer, Philosopher, Educator

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