This National First Responders Day, we want to thank ALL the first responders out there who work hard year-round to keep us safe and sound. From braving severe weather during critical storm responses to day-to-day emergencies, police officers, lineworkers, nurses, firefighters, and more, are the selfless individuals who keep our world protected and running smoothly. Send this to a first responder today to say THANK YOU!
On this birthday, I thank God for allowing me to see another year of life and for revealing who my REAL friends are. I’m grateful for my incredible husband and his family for making my birthday weekend memorable. The past month has been challenging. I’ve lost several social media accounts because certain women disagreed with my views and joined forces to silence me. But you can take away my platforms, NEVER my purpose! For over 11 years, I’ve stood on accountability, helping protect children from abuse, assisting people facing false allegations, and helping countless others behind the scenes. My work has always been bigger than social media.
There are unhinged individuals online who seem to eat, sleep, and breathe everything I do. Their obsession with destroying my reputation and peace is disturbing. What’s been most disappointing is watching people I’ve supported remain silent while I’m being attacked. But God has shown me who’s truly in my corner, and when He elevates me, I’ll remember this season. I’ve remained quiet through so much, but don’t mistake my silence for weakness. My time to speak will come.
As I celebrate another year, I’m standing firmly on God’s promises. NO WEAPON FORMED AGAINST ME SHALL PROSPER! I may lose accounts, friendships, and connections, but I’ll never lose my faith, my voice, or my determination. Even if I have to stand alone, I WILL STAND! I will continue demanding accountability and being THE QUEEN OF ACCOUNTABILITY, whether you like it or not! Happy Birthday to me!🎂❤️👑
🚨 "OH, YOU'RE GONNA HIT ME?"
A white woman stood in front of a young Black man on the street, acted like he was going to hit her, and then hurled a RACIAL SLUR when his mom stepped in filming.
"Why are you standing in front of me though?" he asks on video.
She throws her hands up: "Oh, you're gonna hit me?"
"Bro, move out my way," he tells her, as his mom steps in behind the camera: "Just gotta make sure you straight."
The woman turns to the camera: "Oh my god, why is she in my face?" then flips the middle finger and yells the N-word at his mother before walking off as the crowd gasps.
Why play the victim first and then drop a racial slur walking away?
@BronxBombrs Baseball is the only sport where guys celebrate with champagne showers in the locker room just for making the playoffs or advancing to the next round. They should save the champagne for winning it all. Now they look like clowns.
@MLBONFOX has had the worst coverage I can recall in three decades of watching the World Series. Smoltz is awful. No way he was this far off when he was on the mound.
“When I said that thing about the Yankees losing, you know that right then we won and advanced. You know, the one who wins is the one who enjoys it. When we beat Cleveland I enjoyed it too, I really savored it. So now, nothing’s over yet, but I have to take the heat.” -Junior Caminero
translation via @Masterflip_
video via @nicolsdepena7
🚨 Alexander brothers each get 30 years in prison after women spoke of being drugged and raped by them https://t.co/xdwjeqUXcP
📸 Miami-Dade Corrections and Rehabilitation Department via AP, File
The Charlotte Hornets on Feb. 11 are retiring the No. 1 jersey of Muggsy Bogues, the shortest player in NBA history at 5-foot-3. Bogues spent 10 of his 14 NBA seasons in Charlotte (1988-1998) and is the franchise leader in assists, steals and minutes.