@mtennonbaptist I allowed trauma to penetrate practically every aspect of my body, I can say it is real. Thankfully, I’m finally shaking it off by the Grace of God, professionals, family and friends🙏🏽
@iamdelmancoates@mtennonbaptist Will be pleased to welcome you back to your pulpit virtually from a deserved sabbatical 🙏🏽I hope to share with you what’s happening after my heart transplant in February 12th.
Deaconess Mary Waters has been my #1 supporter a few years now. As well as Rev. Smith
@AttorneyCrump Please see this through😢
This young man deserves justice and his attacker deserves punishment.
I’m so sorry 😢 he has this in n his memory but. I’m happy he didn’t react physically! My emotions are out of control right now. No one should have to endure this kind of abuse.
@RonFilipkowski Most of his supporters have blinders on their brains, their eyes. And, with such straight faces comments like this woman is making are just ludicrous!!
Today, the @MBK_Alliance is announcing their Freedom Summer 2023 grant recipients. I’m proud of the work these 33 Chicago-based organizations have done to change the lives of Black and brown boys across the city, and can’t wait to see what they do next. https://t.co/e6H3hbCWna
🚨BREAKING: Michigan’s attorney general Dana Nessel has announced charges against the state's 16 "fake electors” for their role in the scheme to challenge the 2020 presidential election results. The AG office’s press release explains that they were each charged with felonies including conspiracy to commit forgery, forgery and other charges.
The 16 electors allegedly met "covertly" in the basement of the Michigan Republican Party headquarters on December 14th and signed their names to multiple certificates falsely stating they were the duly elected electors.
Those false documents were then "transmitted to the United States Senate and National Archives in a coordinated effort to award the state's electoral votes to the candidate of their choosing, in place of the candidates actually elected by the people of Michigan."
The investigation remains ongoing, the release says.
"The false electors' actions undermined the public's faith in the integrity of our elections and, we believe, also plainly violated the laws by which we administer our elections in Michigan," Nessel said in a statement. "My department has prosecuted numerous cases of election law violations throughout my tenure, and it would be malfeasance of the greatest magnitude if my department failed to act here in the face of overwhelming evidence of an organized effort to circumvent the lawfully cast ballots of millions of Michigan voters in a presidential election."