It’s rich listening to Abbott talk about what he’s going to fix . . . when he’s been in office 10 years. An entire decade! It’s time for voters to move on.
@sharghzadeh Same thing with Jackson Heights; originally Indian / Pakistani (who mostly later on moved to LI/NJ) replaced by Bangladeshis, and now slowly being replaced by Nepalis
Amar mayor! Tomar mayor! 🇧🇩
From Parkchester to Jackson Heights, Bangladeshi New Yorkers have been showing up for this campaign from day one — and I’m proud to have their support.
They got an Irish union leader AND a Bengali union leader opening up for Zohran, each inflecting their speeches with their characteristic accents which I loved hearing.
This is “Old New York” and “New New York” coming together for a better city for all of us.
@JosephManero@RiverOaksPrblms Eh wouldn’t necessarily restrict it to the loop itself. Areas north of The Heights (think Garden Oaks / Oak Forest/ Independence Heights/ Acres Homes) are very much Houston proper. Also, most areas north and south of Westheimer Ave. after crossing 610 can be considered Houston.
Hakeem Olajuwon played Jordan, Barkley, Robinson and Ewing all while fasting for Ramadan 💪
These are his five most impressive Ramadan performances ➡️ https://t.co/CSCd3WBPIJ
(via @andscape)
@BayouBikeyBoi Imo it’s an iconic sign… lived not too far off N Shepherd and always gave me similar vibes to the Grace Church Garden Oaks building next door
@ShawkatAlam14@muktadirnewage No, you’re absolutely right! The students of Bangladesh shouldn’t have to revert to a more institutionally corrupt government. Absolutely nothing elitist about wanting to have a fresh start focused on the youth of the country. Bangladeshis are too dead set on the two party system