Thanks to the aggressive uprising and protection of White Supremacy; one day the United States will become functionally irrelevant and practically obsolete!
@WendellPierce May God bless and protect all of you who didn't vote for Trump. May any evil or demonic actions be thwarted and destroyed. May his shield of protection surround you and your family. Because at the end of the day, God is STILL in control!
📸 President @JoeBiden was recently spotted shopping at Old Navy in Rehoboth Beach.
He spent 36 years in the U.S. Senate, 8 years as Vice President, and 4 years as President of the United States.
And there he is… shopping at Old Navy like everybody else.
No entourage shutting down a luxury store. No designer boutique. Just Joe looking for a deal.
Trump would NEVER.
Happy Birthday, President Obama — the last guy who could walk into a crisis and make everyone’s blood pressure drop.
Retweet if you miss that superpower.
@Les61410Les@SenSanders Demonic! No wonder he can end aid and medicine to starving kids and vulnerable populations; he's a hateful, racist, cold-hearted DEMON! Hell will definitely be his home!
Netanyahu: I need $12 billion
Trump: Approved
Elon Musk: SpaceX needs $4.16 billion
Trump: Approved
Jeff Bezos: Amazon needs $17.5 billion
Trump: Approved
Top 1%: We need a $1 trillion tax cut
Trump: Approved
Average Joe: My wife has cancer. Can we get Medicaid?
Trump: Denied
On this day in 1924, Novelist, playwright, poet and social critic, the late James Baldwin was born.
“To be African American is to be African without any memory and American without any privilege.” —James Baldwin
@JeniHooper@TheFrankLauria White Supremacy! Crazy part is -It's how things have always been done here in the United States; it's just now affecting the entire country and not just Blacks! When it was only affecting Blacks - everyone was cool with the inhumanity of white supremacy. Blind eyes were turned!
During World War I, thousands of Black Americans answered the call to serve their country, believing that military service would help secure the equality they had long been denied at home. Yet when the war ended, many returned to a nation where segregation, discrimination and racial violence were still part of everyday life. Their courage on the battlefield was undeniable, but the fight for equal treatment continued long after the guns fell silent.
This powerful photograph captures one man standing up for that injustice. His sign reads, “If Negro men can carry guns for Uncle Sam surely they can drive milk wagons for Bowman Dairy.” It was a simple but powerful message. If Black men were trusted to defend the nation in combat, why were they considered unfit for ordinary civilian jobs?
The protest challenged the hypocrisy of employers who accepted the sacrifices of Black soldiers during wartime but refused to hire them afterward. Across the United States, many Black veterans faced barriers to employment despite risking their lives for their country. These demonstrations became part of a broader movement demanding equal opportunity, fair employment and basic human dignity.
The years following World War I saw growing activism from Black communities. Organizations, labor groups and veterans pushed back against discriminatory hiring practices, helping lay the foundation for the civil rights campaigns that would gain momentum in the decades that followed. Their determination reminds us that progress has often come because ordinary people refused to accept injustice as normal.
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Today Rand Paul wants to force an 85-year-old Dr. Anthony Fauci to address the American people but refuses to ask the same of 84-year-old Mitch McConnell.