Today we celebrate #Juneteenth, the oldest nationally celebrated commemoration of the end of slavery in the U.S. In honor of today, I would like to share the story "All Different Now" by Angela Johnson, which sheds a light on the first Juneteenth through the eyes of a young girl.
What a joke @UPS customer support is - 15 minutes in a loop of entering selections and entering tracking number. Then abruptly disconnected. Try harder.
The phrase President Trump tweeted — “when the looting starts, the shooting starts” — was first used by Miami police chief Walter Headley in the 1960s, when he sent officers with shotguns and dogs to patrol black neighborhoods. “This is war,” Headley said.https://t.co/uW3UObU2mj
I really, really don’t care what you think. I went to a PWI. I watched white students at the University of Maryland set fire and go on a rampage every time they beat Duke in BASKETBALL. No pain. No anger. And they were NEVER called thugs. EVER.