Bryan Cranston tells Rainn Wilson America’s downfall will be a lack of inclusion, adding he won’t support racism or any form of exclusion 👀🤔
“You can’t call this the greatest country when it has a severe scar that won’t heal until we look back and ask, ‘What did we do?’”
"For me, I can never really be done here at A&T even with graduation. It's just so much they've given me that I have to give back and I don't know how I'm gonna repay it, but it will be ten-fold over." @TheRealJRSmith on how special it is to graduate from @ncatsuaggies@WFMY
During the promotional run for his album Blue Lips, ScHoolboy Q pushed back against being a 37+ year-old rapper trying to relate to kids:
"Me personally, I don't want to relate to kids. At 37 years old, I don't want a 14-year-old to be like, ‘Aw shit, yo, umm […]’ I just don’t want it. […] At 37, I don’t have 13-year-old bars right now […] I can make you move, but I don't think I should relate to a 14-year-old."
This is so infuriating because then they’ll turn around and tell you that black people own nothing because we dont make the right investments meanwhile theyre literally stealing from us. This should be bigger news & all of the black people in powerful positions should step in
This is how power gets taken from Black communities. Every seat removed is jobs and income removed from a majority Black city.
Louisiana State Senator Jay Morris has filed multiple bills aimed at stripping judicial seats from majority-Black New Orleans.
Pay attention to the clips. Watch how he speaks to Black elected officials — dismissive, disrespectful, like they weren’t chosen by the people of this state. That’s not just tone, that’s intent.
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Let him hear from you — since he didn’t think it was necessary to hear from the people before filing these bills.
Democrats, it’s time to call this what it is. If someone can sit in your face, disrespect your constituents, and try to take power from your communities without even a conversation — what do you call that?
And Republicans — this doesn’t make you look strong. It shows exactly what this is really about: power and control, not safety or justice.
You can move bills, but you can’t erase the record.
People are watching. People will remember.
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The most important Oscar speech tonight wasn’t about film.
The director of “Mr. Nobody Against Putin” just said this from the stage:
“You lose your country through countless small acts of complicity. When we act complicit when a government murders people on the streets. When oligarchs take over the media and control how we produce and consume it. We all face a moral choice. But even a nobody is more powerful than you think.”
He was talking about Russia.
The audience knew he was talking about America too.
Elon Musk owns the platform you’re reading this on.
David Ellison is buying CNN — Pete Hegseth said it will be “far better” when he does.
The DOGE deposition videos were removed from YouTube.
The Epstein files are sealed.
The Pentagon won’t release a casualty count.
Countless small acts of complicity.
That’s how you lose it.
A nobody is more powerful than you think.
Never stop connecting the dots.
Gas prices. Plane tickets. The cost of everything. It's all going up. And while Americans brace for it, the Trump family just launched a new business — PowerUs — tied to war contracting. Don Lemon and Symone aren't letting this slide. #ClockIt#MSNow
Ketanji Brown Jackson graduated magna cum laude from Harvard-Radcliffe College and cum laude from Harvard Law School where she was an editor of the Harvard Law Review. She had 20 years experience as a lawyer and 10 years experience as a federal judge when she was nominated for the Supreme Court.
They called her a DEI hire.
Mark Wayne Mullin has a high school diploma and a 2 year community college degree in construction management, no military or law enforcement service, and was a cow-calf rancher. He was nominated by Trump as the secretary of Homeland Security.
They have the caucacity to call this meritocracy.
RIP Power, whose entrepreneurial vision and branding genius re-invented the business of hip-hop.
He took Wu-Wear from mail order to brick and mortar to Macy's – and helped make "Wu Wear: The Garment Renaissance," the greatest commercial-disguised-as-a-rap song in history.
Robert De Niro: “We all love our country. I choke on that phrase. Can you love a country where our neighbors are shot down in the streets by masked government thugs? Can you love a country that denies healthcare for tens of millions of our fellow citizens? Can you love a country that trashes our economy to give tax breaks to its billionaire cronies? Can you love a country that pardons violent criminals and protects pedophiles? I feel betrayed by my country. It doesn’t have to be perfect, but it does have to return to the values that gave us our strength and humanity”
This is Linda Davis, a special education teacher who was killed in a car crash involving ICE agents
The agents didn’t render aid.
She was minutes from her school and bled to death in her car.
They didn’t offer aid to Renee Good or Alex Pretti either.
Say her name too.
Can we talk about the way Jill Scott flipped, “The Way” on her Tiny Desk. This arrangement made an already perfect song even more perfect. And those BGVs go crazy. Give this queen her 10s.
REMINDER: “your energy bill within 12 months will be cut in half. I’ll have your energy bill down within 12 months, throughout the country."
It's been 13 months.
Electricity is UP over 11%.
Promise everything.
Deliver NOTHING.