Black Easter is a Holiday founded by Irving Aguilera after the passing of his Black Havana Rabbit. The Holiday starts from March 15 to March 31st The Holiday consist of remembering and honoring Irving’s rabbit “Blas Aguilera” with the Rabbit representing Fertility & Life. And March 15th representing the demise of the Rabbit. People who celebrate the Holiday should be expected to wear Black for 16 days. And after the 16th, the individual is set to wear White until the resurrection of Jesus.
by Knitty March 18, 2024
by Knitty March 23, 2024
Black Easter represents the acknowledgement of male nature and composition. The dates are March 15th to the 31st ending right before regular Easter. The term was created by the Author which happened to have a male black rabbit at the time being. The non-fixed animal showed signs of super strength, endurance, & dominance.
by Knitty April 05, 2024
The perverted, degenerate and criminal aspects of Black Culture that are highly destructive and corrosive to the wider culture. These negative aspects are disproportionate represented in Black Culture compared to the wider culture and the other individual cultures that make it up.
by DeusDex December 06, 2023
an illness where one listens to "Friday" by Rebecca Black and the song is forever looped in their mind. Highly contagious
by sahgdzhsjc March 27, 2011
Verb or adjective to describe when a person of color expecting to find an ally in another person of color actually finds an antagonist of the uncle tom variety. Derived from Zakiya Dalila Harris' novel The Other Black Girl.
"Man they just hired this new black girl and I swore we was gonna be cool but she straight up Other Black Girl'd me."
"They're talking about hiring a new person of color in my department and I'm hype but I'm worried she might Other Black Girl me."
"Me and Shanice were supposed to work together, but I kind of get Other Black Girl vibes from her."
"They're talking about hiring a new person of color in my department and I'm hype but I'm worried she might Other Black Girl me."
"Me and Shanice were supposed to work together, but I kind of get Other Black Girl vibes from her."
by B Shane April 23, 2022
Meant to point someone out as someone else’s underling. Used in reference to said person or people probably being willing to give what seems to be their master the black kiss.
To refer to them as a black kisser would make the connotation obvious and there’s also the implication that this is a sexual reference we’re talking about and therefore none of your business if you’re curious about it.
To refer to them as a black kisser would make the connotation obvious and there’s also the implication that this is a sexual reference we’re talking about and therefore none of your business if you’re curious about it.
That’s the guy who told on you.
Why is that?
Look at who he’s hanging out with…
We’ve got a black kiss.
Why is that?
Look at who he’s hanging out with…
We’ve got a black kiss.
by Mrbigglesworth123456 November 23, 2023