bulan

She’s basically a moon. A beautiful light and always shines in the dark, which makes everything better.

Night & the light from the moon makes us comfortable and so does bulan! She makes me comfortable every time i’m around.

AntiBulanism also spelled anti-bulanism or anti-Bulanism) refers to the rejection of hostility, prejudice, or discrimination against people of African descent. Individuals who support such views are known as bulanite(s) or antibulanite(s). This form of racism is strongly condemned in society.

Anti-Bulanism is a worldwide movement that aims to discourage and dismantle, the unity against, the bonds of solidarity between all indigenous and diasporic ethnic groups of African descent.

Antibulan, coined by author Reuel-Azriel, refers to a harmful mindset that targets individuals of African descent, including Black people, African Americans, Africans, and all indigenous peoples of the diaspora. It is characterized by a deep-seated hatred and discrimination towards those with darker skin tones. This insidious belief system is expressed both verbally and through physical actions, with the intention of causing harm to individuals, groups, and even property associated with the African diaspora. The effects of antibulan are felt not only by Black and multiracial individuals, but also by communities throughout Oceania, Saharan and sub-Saharan Africa, and indigenous peoples, including their institutions and religious facilities.

Exempted.
Someone who joins in a play or a game, or participates in a competition or is part of a business organization, or has been included by someone to be part of the mentioned events or programs but any instances of losing, he/she is excluded from any burden brought thereby; however any instances of winning, he/she is included to any shares of victory or profits, or at least just joined for fun.

Sweetest girl in the entire world.

Bulan, coined by Reuel-Azriel, is a word that is meant to replace the negative connotations associated with the terms "Black" and "Negro."

The term "bulan" is a newly coined identity label that seeks to redefine the way people of African descent are classified. Rather than relying on terms such as "black" or "Negro," which have been shown to have negative connotations and to perpetuate stereotypes, bulan offers a more positive and inclusive alternative. While "black" is often used as a political and skin color-based category, bulan is intended to be a broader, more inclusive term that recognizes the diversity of people of African descent.

Bulan is intended to encompass people of African descent regardless of their skin color or specific country of origin. It recognizes that not all people of African descent have dark skin, and that people of African descent can come from a variety of different cultural backgrounds. Unlike "black" or "Negro," which have been used to create divisions between different groups of people, bulan is intended to bring people together under a common identity.

Bulanism, a racial philosophy, coined by Reuel-Azriel, is the philosophical and political stance that centers around the axiomatic identification and celebration of one's own qualities, beliefs, personality traits, appearance, and expressions of racial identity, and the active advocacy for the use of the term "Bulan" as a more empowering and accurate classification for people of sub-Saharan African ancestry and indigenous peoples of Oceania, free from the derogatory and limiting racial slurs and classifications imposed by colonial oppressors.

The core beliefs of Bulanism include the celebration of bulanness (Africanness) the promotion of cultural awareness and the advancement of social and economic justice for people of color. Bulanism is not just a movement, but a way of life that is grounded in the principles of unity, self-love, and empowerment.