Rhyne Howard has eclipsed 2,500 career points and become the youngest player in WNBA history to record 2,500 points, 500 rebounds, 500 assists, 200 steals and 100 blocks.
The three-time All-Star now sits atop the list of the youngest players ever to reach the milestone, ahead of Diana Taurasi and Maya Moore. Howard also accomplished the feat in the second-fewest games in WNBA history, trailing only Tamika Catchings.
Meet Nicholas Perkins, this visionary HBCU grad who acquired all 92 Fuddruckers restaurants for $18.5 MILLION! 👏🏾
Nicholas Perkins (Howard University & Fayetteville State University) made history as the new owner of the iconic “World’s Greatest Hamburgers” brand — spanning the U.S., Canada, Panama, and Mexico.
From successful franchisee to full owner of a national chain!! This is what Black wealth building, vision, and HBCU excellence look like in action!
Proud of Nicholas Perkins for showing the world what’s possible when ambition meets opportunity. The future of Black business is bright!👏🏾👏🏾
I remember being in middle school and considered an "Olympic hopeful" when Jackie Joyner-Kersee came to speak to my class. I was even asked to read her biography and introduce her.
Years later, I am proud to consider her not only a role model to myself and so many others, but also a friend. We have both worked closely with the Boys & Girls Clubs of America for decades, supporting their mission to provide safe and empowering spaces for youth. This is the same environment I strive to create at Dominique Dawes Academy
#Black History Month!
Remember when Google dropped this Black History Month commercial in 2020?
That’s what honoring Black history looks like, telling the truth loudly, not sanitizing it when it makes people uncomfortable.
Happy Black History Month.
🚨THREE days before executing Alex Pretti, the SAME agents almost killed another U.S. citizen…🚨
While illegally detaining unaccompanied minors, using excessive force, causing multiple car accidents, and assaulting multiple U.S. citizens… all in one video.
The video starts with agents checking the ID of a 16-year-old girl they had just hit with their car.
She has a U.S. passport.
They don’t care.
They had already taken her 15-year-old brother after scanning his face.
They seize her passport, and then handcuff her.
At the front of the car, you can see a U.S. citizen legally observing.
Not interfering, or moving.
Just filming.
Suddenly, agents swarm them and tackle them to the ground.
Multiple men put their full body weight on the person’s back. One agent hits them in the face, and then pushes his knee into their face, while another pulls the person’s hair…
All while the person lays motionless.
Their nose starts bleeding into the snow. They’re struggling to talk, let alone breathe. All while they are not resisting.
When the agents finally lift them up, blood is running down their face.
And the agent’s rampage continues.
Agents are then seen smashing a car window and try to grab the driver while the car is not in park, nearly running over another agent in the process.
Multiple people are now on the ground.
One man has been pepper sprayed, his glasses knocked off.
A woman walks up.
Without warning, an agent pepper sprays her directly in the eyes, blinding her, while they yell at her to move.
She can’t see where she’s going, so the person filming has to lead her to the sidewalk.
The camera turns back.
The man who was pepper sprayed earlier is now standing, lethargic, disoriented, and unable to see without his glasses, and with pepper spray in his eyes.
They slam him back to the ground.
An agent walks over, pepper sprays him again, inches from his eyes, and casually walks away.
This is believed to be the same agent who later shot Alex Pretti in the back.
As three agents put their full weight on this man, other agents begin throwing tear gas, including a canister thrown right next to his head.
The entire area fills with thick smoke.
You can hear agents accidentally hitting a car because they can’t see.
After multiple pepper sprayings, physical assault, and tear gas deployment right next to his face, the agents simply stand up and walk away.
They leave him lying in the middle of the street, surrounded by smoke, without glasses, effectively blinded, after already causing crashes due to lack of visibility.
Eventually, he manages to get up and run for help, begging bystanders to assist him.
And these are the same agents who later illegally assaulted women for filming, then assaulted Alex Pretti for helping them, using excessive force, pepper spray, and bear spray…
Before tackling Alex Pretti, beating him, removing his legal firearm…
and executing him.
This is what happens when agents are trained to ignore the Constitution, are protected from consequences, and told that violence is policy.
If this blatant abuse is allowed to continue, it’s no longer a question of if another U.S. citizen will die…
It’s only a question of when, and how many more they think they can get away with before anyone stops them.
18-year-old Aya Osman beat cancer for 2 years while earning a 4.77 GPA and graduating Summa Cum Laude from Ridgeview High School in 2023.From her hospital bed, she tackled IB coursework, stayed motivated with piano and family support, and never gave up her dream of neurology (now pursuing biology).
Today, she’s cancer-free and thriving at NYU on a full scholarship. ❤️🙏🏽
This is dope! Found this video from 2013 of A’ja at age 16, I think she was a junior in high school at this point.
Interesting notes:
- She was a guard
- She was big Diamond DeSheilds fan
- Her goal was to get Olympic goal and play as long as she can
🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
The 2025 Down East Viking Football Classic was more than a game—it was a celebration of community, tradition, and Viking Pride! Thank you to everyone who came out to support and make this year’s classic unforgettable.
#ECSU#DEVFC#VikingPride