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[KiKi TV @KKTVGROUP]

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[KiKi TV @KKTVGROUP]

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[KiKi TV @KKTVGROUP]

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[Mark Bland @markbland]

Michelle Obama sets the record straight on how men need to be viewed!

[Barack Obama @BarackObama]

To everyone who helped bring the Obama Presidential Center to life, thank you. Michelle and I are so grateful for all your dedication and hard work over the years.

I got a little teary-eyed tonight thinking about my mother-in-law, Marian Robinson.

[KiKi TV @KKTVGROUP]

The Deaths expected today are nearing 68,000 at this hour. Let's care. Stop the spread of disease today. https://t.co/TYKGxwUL91

[KiKi TV @KKTVGROUP]

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[Queens R. Made @QueenRMade1]

To my black brothers and sisters, it is never too late.
“If you are breathing, you are Not done.”

Happy Black History Month

[IBEW @IBEW]

In the 20s, breaking into the electrical industry wasn’t easier for Black Americans. But Sam Taylor did it
In 1922, he founded Taylor Electric—the first Black-owned construction company in Chicago and now one of the oldest IBEW signatory contractors nationwide.
#BlackHistoryMonth

[Black Media Hub ✊🏿 @BlackMediaHub]

Comedian Redd Foxx and Malcolm X were best friends and worked together as dishwashers at the same restaurant in Harlem in the 1940s. The staff called Malcolm “Detroit Red”. and Foxx “Chicago Red”.

Before history froze them into separate legends, Redd Foxx and Malcolm X were just two young Black men trying to survive Harlem in the 1940s.

They were best friends, hustling side by side as dishwashers at the same Harlem restaurant, scraping by in a city that offered talent but very few chances. Among the kitchen staff, they earned nicknames that followed them like street folklore:
Malcolm was called “Detroit Red”, sharp, fiery, and already intense in thought and presence.
Foxx was “Chicago Red”, quick-witted, loud, and endlessly funny—even while elbow-deep in dirty plates.

What makes their story powerful isn’t just where they ended up, but where they started. One would grow into a revolutionary voice that challenged America’s conscience. The other would become a comedy icon, using laughter to expose the same truths from a different angle. Different paths. Same roots. Same grind.

Long before microphones, speeches, or television fame, they were brothers in struggle—laughing, debating, surviving—proving that greatness often begins behind the scenes, unseen and uncelebrated.

History rarely tells us how close legends once stood to each other. But sometimes, the most extraordinary futures are born in the most ordinary places—like a Harlem kitchen sink.

[BrooklynDad_Defiant!☮️ @mmpadellan]

Good morning and Happy Monday to everyone who won’t forget that trump removed MLK Jr. Day and Juneteenth from National Park free-entry days, then added his own birthday.

The disrespect is deliberate.

[KiKi TV @KKTVGROUP]

The freedom to say NO! The freedom to say, we're going in the wrong direction or that you're going about this the wrong way. That's what makes our diamonds shine! People vs People equals Death of any nation large or small. It's happening! Choose to live!

[Congresswoman Ayanna Pressley @RepPressley]

In his last speech, Dr. King reminded us that the greatness of America is the right to protest for rights.

His words are as relevant today as they were then.

In the face of authoritarianism, we'll always remain active, engaged, and relentless in our pursuit of justice.

[KiKi TV @KKTVGROUP]

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[Robert Reich @RBReich]

Martin Luther King Jr. understood better than almost anyone that racial justice and economic justice are inextricably intertwined. Watch his powerful call to end poverty from his final Sunday Sermon.

[Be A King @BerniceKing]

This #MLKDay, let’s join my father in having the AUDACITY TO BELIEVE…and to be love in acting according to our belief. #MLK #MartinLutherKingJr

[KiKi TV @KKTVGROUP]

It's an ultra sound.... Because she's coming for me, and that means I have to knock her ass out the way!

[KiKi TV @KKTVGROUP]

At this point, people only seem to be civilized when it's time to vote in order to keep all this going. Any other disagreements are usually met with bullets or harsh chemicals. So, who is it really keeping all this chaos ongoing? Keeping hatred secure is the only clear picture.

[KiKi TV @KKTVGROUP]

By applying Positive Reinforcement, we will understand why killing citizens practically all over the world has become a norm for governing control concerning disagreements. Can this be the type of vengeance that can destroy humanity? https://t.co/jRFF6tBpUW

[KiKi TV @KKTVGROUP]

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[KiKi TV @KKTVGROUP]

Horrific video of burning buildings. Some residents were unable to escape. https://t.co/KFFxDUeEIK