newspeedwayboogie:

“Hip-hop gave me a home, an identity. Before, people looked at me and thought ‘Oh, she’s a Paki refugee kid who doesn’t know how to speak English.’ Now they looked and said, ‘Her trousers are so baggy, she’s got bleach in her hair, her Walkman’s on too loud.’ These kinds of bigotries were easier to deal with.”
M.I.A.

So strong.

newspeedwayboogie:

“Hip-hop gave me a home, an identity. Before, people looked at me and thought ‘Oh, she’s a Paki refugee kid who doesn’t know how to speak English.’ Now they looked and said, ‘Her trousers are so baggy, she’s got bleach in her hair, her Walkman’s on too loud.’ These kinds of bigotries were easier to deal with.”

M.I.A.

So strong.

Cite Arrow reblogged from newspeedwayboogie

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