June is a month of celebration at my house. My brother’s birthday was June 1st and he turned 22. My mother and I’s birthday is June 14. I’m blessed to have my family. If anyone wants to contribute to our celebration, either @Zelle or @CashApp me @ $AshantiDitaway.
The Blk church women yall keep calling old, centrist and outta touch are the BASE because they do the WORK period. It’s less about how the demographic votes & more about HOW THEY MOBILIZE. Online lefties cosplay as the base but you don’t get to be the base without doing the work
🎒🍎 Wish List Wednesday 🍎🎒
This week's featured list is for the Theater Department. This program continues to grow and shine each year as students experience the excitement of the theater arts!
Theater Department Wish List 🔗https://t.co/BFY1QhH8AK
#LuersSpirit
Black people who grew up in white communities sharing that they never experienced racism or always felt accepted by their white friends makes me wonder why the conversation so often shifts into protecting white people from accusations no one made.
I feel like the photo of this Black women surrounded by dozens of masked, anonymous, white nationalists is going to be a defining picture of this moment in America for a long, long time.
Based on Jane Austen's iconic masterpiece, watch the trailer for SENSE AND SENSIBILITY, starring Daisy Edgar-Jones, Esmé Creed-Miles, Caitríona Balfe, George MacKay, and Fiona Shaw. Only in theaters October 16.
More than 60 years after World War II, Hana Berger-Moran reunited with the American medic who saved her life as a newborn inside a Nazi concentration camp. “I was able to thank him finally. Truly thank him because he saved my life. He did,” says Hana. https://t.co/nykE47FAjg
Standing naked before Nazi doctor Josef Mengele at Auschwitz, Hana Berger-Moran’s mother was asked if she was pregnant. She denied it, a decision that ultimately saved her and her unborn child. https://t.co/A4NajvryQZ
Three Jewish women gave birth and kept their babies alive inside a Nazi concentration camp. Marked for death, they overcame unimaginable odds to survive.
Eva Clarke says her mother would say, “And in the end, we won,” because their family line goes on. Clarke, now 81, has four grandchildren. https://t.co/EOkQun6kMP
@Pat_Stedman I think that's actually the point of what I'm saying, being able to have intimacy without worrying that it HAS to lead to sex every single time and knowing that if it doesn't, your husband won't get mad at you.