@duskopoppington This is a story I’m going to hate to tell but this is the true definition of a culture vulture the dude to my right was my head of legal he basically came into my environment got paid as a lawyer and decided to work with my artist that sh
@duskopoppington Feeling a lil anxiety I’m gonna have to come clean I hate dentist office
@duskopoppington Some light shopping today for my next project @dressedtokill_ddstudios @raquelmhorn @bianca.stam @mermaidvision @serafuckinggillow up in Barnys…this project is gonna be fun
@duskopoppington How I’m feeling inside #lovemyjob @bianca.stam @raquelmhorn
@duskopoppington This was the office for a sec not a bad Indy life I wish @queenofharlem would open up in the west coast though
@duskopoppington We had to get our nails did @raquelmhorn @bianca.stam #dressedtokill
@duskopoppington Me and mines birthday shopping on melrose yesterday for @ava_dash #royals #dashfamilylife
@duskopoppington Me and my son @boogiedash talking about opening his new restaurant in the meadowlands called #buns and opening this new restaurant on Mondays in la in echo park wit out emotional support dragons @poppingtonpups #royals #dashfamilylife #in
@duskopoppington My boy lucky flew alone for the first time… So proud of him but I already miss him
Actress and Fox News talking head Stacey Dash recently revealed to The Edit Magazine that she and her cousin, Roc-A-Fella co-founder Dame Dash, no longer speak due to her political beliefs and her refusal to “keep her mouth shut” when it come to critiquing President Obama.
“My family and I have not spoken. My cousin Damon and my brother [Darien, CEO of DME Interactive Holdings] were role models to me because they were great capitalists. Now we’re not really talking because they were the ones who told me to keep my mouth shut. They felt that I should do certain things because I’m black.”
She goes on to say that while she may have broken relationships with family, she’s thanked by black conservatives all the time for speaking her mind.
“Certain friends don’t speak to me any more either. But you know what? In the street I get [approached by] so many people of every color saying: ‘Thank you so much for standing up and being so brave.’ I thought it was time to have a black president and that it would unite us in such a profound way. But as a country, I don’t think we’ve been so divided since the Civil Rights Movement. I mean, isn’t it extraordinary that we are even discussing race in 2014?”
Check out pics of Dame in the gallery above.
Source: TheYBF
Image: Splash News
