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All these pages and Tyra is still the prettiest 

[SouravMay]

Hun she's like the creator of "Who Wants To Be A Millionaire" or "Pop Idol". This completely next level. Ultimately no matter what these white ppl around the globe with do with the format, it will revert back to Tyra and her legacy. She's not "first black", or the "first female", she's "the first" period.





Lil kids in Cambodia, India, Angola are impacted by programming that was spearheaded by her.

Isis King was a trailblazer for trans people of color in the fashion world. Let's not.

[FlowerBomb]

N
OK Malcolm

[Nine]

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[Lane Bryant Jumpsuit]

I mean u rant about Vogue. Tyra IS Vogue. She created her own black owned brand which is copied. She doesn't need white approval. Other countries need TYRA approval.

what side are you on 

[Marilyn]

wat r y'all arguin about

[FlowerBomb]

If teairra marie is lightskinned

[Marilyn]

ANTM was a joke overall. Only Eva, Toccarra and a few others led a career after the show. After 20+ seasons or some mess, that's a damn shame

[Lane Bryant Jumpsuit]

ANTM was a joke overall. Only Eva, Toccarra and a few others led a career after the show. After 20+ seasons or some mess, that's a damn shame

at the end of the day they were winners of a reality show that opens doors by itself

and the career that the ones mentioned is only visible because we arent seing just their modeling gigs

[FlowerBomb]

Models who won the show were even rejected by agencies because they wanted them to start from the beginning 

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Malc is the biggest idiot of all time. Trans ppl have been modeling and slaying the runway for decades. 

[SouravMay]

Malc is the biggest idiot of all time. Trans ppl have been modeling and slaying the runway for decades. 

Isis King was groundbreaking for the community. Tyra brought the issue to the mainstream.

[Lane Bryant Jumpsuit]

Isis was in afros vidya

nuff said

[AIDS]

What career has tocarra had

[Lane Bryant Jumpsuit]

What career has tocarra had

celeb fit club
ebt
few walk on roles
modeling gigs