@tomrare@Erica_AcireFL@NFL_DovKleiman And the only reason you are saying you think Eminem was honoring his mentor is because the thought of a yt man standing up for Black lives makes you uncomfy. So say what you mean to say rather than hiding behind theories that you create to protect your little feelings.
@tomrare@Erica_AcireFL@NFL_DovKleiman Just because it’s not in the headlines anymore, does not mean it disappeared. Racism is still around & strong. Cops are still m**dering Black people. As long as the system & the people contributing to the system continue to uphold racism, people will continue to take a knee.
Monica Berki, the owner of NoW sushi in San Diego, sent some very racist text messages. Twitter do your thing. (More screenshots below). #racism#BlackLivesMatter
@megynkelly@naomiosaka Naomi owes you NOTHING, Megyn. She does not owe you interviews, her reasoning for whether she does or does not give an interview, the time of day, NOTHING. You’re a racist bully who is desperate to remain relevant. Just stop already!
No one should overwork themselves just to survive.
This includes disabled people who are unable to work.
Being unable to work shouldn't mean forced poverty and possibly homelessness.
Quite an ending by the prosecutor saying: You were told George Floyd died because his heart was too big. But, he died because Derek Chauvin’s heart was too small.
somewhere in the world there is a girl who just cut and dyed her hair after a breakup and about to post it with the caption “so this just happened” and i just want to tell her that i love her
There are things that can help, such as diet changes, mobility aids, and so much more.
However, people shouldn’t expect those with chronic illnesses and/or disabilities to get “better” over time. It’s unfair to have that type of pressure on people.
In terms of physical symptoms, dealing with a chronic illness and/or disability doesn’t always get easier.
Sometimes symptoms are progressive.
Sometimes comorbities arise.
Sometimes symptoms stay the same but can take a heavy toll on someone’s mental health.