Mark Segal was 18 years old when he found himself at the center of the Stonewall Uprising in 1969.
Now, the site of one of the most consequential moments in LGBTQ history will be the first LGBTQ visitor center within the National Park System. https://t.co/3Z3xArx1LB
c'mon gems! now's the time, let's snatch this crown 👑!
let the world know you're Team Sapphira and post with BOTH #TeamSapphira and #DragRace hashtags!!
BET doesn’t even acknowledge and properly recognize Black artists outside of R&B and Hip-Hop/Rap. Look at the way they “honored” the Queen of Rock 'n' Roll, Tina Turner, with that horrible tribute. It’s also ironic how they used this picture of Rihanna on the night she received that honor when, in the past, they never thought to create a Pop and EDM category for her and other Black artists. BET needs to be honest with themselves.
The NYT thinks that Travis Kelce invented the fade 🤦🏾♀️ When you have zero cultural competency on your staff, this is how you end up with stories like this, and explaining swag surfin,’ which is at least 15 or years old.
@Owt_Tab Yooooo this whole playoff was a disappointment! Green Bay fumbled, Bills fumbled, Ravens fumbled, then the Lions fumbled. I'm definitely pissed this season 😡😤🤬
I'm glad Russell Wilson decided to speak up and explain what really happened instead of allowing Sean Payton and the Broncos get away with their one-sided versions of the truth.
Bandit you will be so missed. We have lost such a great light in our community. U have taught me so much about life and perspective. I do not know how we can carry on… rest in peace my angel
In 2018, 13-year-old Jaequan Faulkner started a small business selling $2 hot dogs with $1 sodas and chips from a stand in front of his house in Minnesota.
But his small business was in jeopardy after someone reported him to the Minneapolis Health Department.
Impressed by the young man’s drive, health inspectors decided to teach the young entrepreneur about proper food handling to assist him in getting his hot dog stand up to code.
The teen’s stand passed inspection, and it was the inspectors themselves who paid the $87 fee for his “short-term food permit."