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#BlackFaeDay is inspired by pictures I saw of Kenji K (@flowersfromkenji on Instagram). I was still on the high of #28DaysofBlackCosplay and Brandy’s Cinderella streaming and thought, “I need more of this feeling”. I felt hopeful and dreamy looking at these images. (1)pic.twitter.com/L1M8820paR
I’ve seen other black costumers and influencers who have been flexing their ethereal looks and I’m a fan! We need a day dedicated to this! Orcs, mermaids, faeries, princesses. I need it all ok! So #BlackFaeDay needs to happen y’allpic.twitter.com/L2hjmZbfP1
#BlackFaeDay isn’t limited to just people who identify as female. Everyone can join in, but do participate in ways that align with the purpose- to uplift and include dark skinned individuals in the realm of fantasy. Black people have imagined themselves larger than life too.pic.twitter.com/9AIFXCNCMj
I’m SOOOOOO IN 
as a love pirate from planet water, and a friend of the local moon faeries, i will see you very soon!
hey, @jellyjartist, i literally felt #BeKind fly into my head when I saw #blackfaeday
happy weekend, all
Xx
Beautiful person, beautiful picture!
I’m so happy that there’s a #BlackFaeDay. I am loving everything about this and seeing the representation and the brilliance of the cosplay creations is a real delight! Thank you for creating this.
Thank you so much for creating this hashtag! I'm a writer over at @TheMarySue and I was thinking of writing about this. If that's okay with you, I'd just like to ask how you should be credited, and I'll also credit @silkflowerkenji as inspiration :)
I just saw your article today and tweeted it. I’m sorry I didn’t get to you sooner :(
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