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Everybody that got all the answers for the democratic party need to start organizing and do something now that they have the floor.
Ya'll been bitching for years. This is your opportunity right? Show the rest of us how easy it is to fix all this shit like you say on yoru pods.
Dr. Hadiyah-Nicole Green @drhadiyahgreen has been selected to receive The President's Lifetime Achievement Award, which includes a Lifetime Pin, a Gold Medallion, and a Letter bearing the signature of our current President, President Joseph R. Biden, Jr., on 11/9/24.
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In 1959, police were called to a segregated library when a Black 9-year-old boy trying to check out books refused to leave, after being told the library was not for Black people.
The boy, Ronald McNair, went on to became an astronaut. The library is also now named after him.
Ronald McNair was 9 when a South Carolina librarian told him he could not check out books from a segregated library in 1959. Refusing to leave, a determined McNair sat on the counter while the librarian called the police, as well McNair's mother. The police arrived, told the librarian to let the young boy have his books, and McNair walked out alongside his mother and brother.
McNair went on to earn his Ph.D. in physics at MIT and became one of the first African Americans selected as astronauts by NASA, alongside Guion S. Bluford, Jr. and Frederick Gregory.
McNair's first spaceflight was the STS-41B mission, aboard the "Challenger" shuttle. He successfully maneuvered the robotic arm, which allowed astronaut Bruce McCandless to perform the first space walk without being tethered to the spacecraft.
On this day in 1986, the second space flight for McNair would be his last. He, along with six other NASA astronauts, were aboard the Space Shuttle Challenger when it exploded 73 seconds after takeoff in 1986. Everyone on board the shuttle was killed.
Today, the library in South Carolina where McNair was refused books is named after the heroic boy determined to make a difference.
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I think the NBA has gone too far with all of the jerseys and court changes. Need to pull back and dig back in on consistent team identity. It’s already tough for fans to keep up with all the player movement and now there’s no consistent team identity when you turn on games.
Imagine ordering flowers from @ProFlowers and the florist straight up lying about delivery. Then having to call 3 times for resolution while hearing how awesome their customer service is while on hold. #NEVERAGAIN#ProFlowers#Garbage
Don’t worry my beautiful daughter, you’ll hear a lot more than 47 “No’s” in your lifetime. But in the end, they will still have to put some respect on your name. They may even have to call you Justice.
If someone created an education system JUST FOR THEM that made it difficult to get into colleges created FOR THEM which made it hard to get into law schools designed FOR THEM to learn a constitution written FOR THEM, they’d probably assume anyone who is NOT THEM is unqualified.