Chelsss✨

[Don Salmon @dijoni]

He was the victim. He was running for his life.. It was self-defense.. He was attacked by a bunch of thugs.

[𝟮𝟭.🛸 @Big_tagg]

realizing how many Black American families were killed or robbed of this, yet her ancestors survived it all in Mississippi..Just beautiful.

[lana 💜 @moniplaylist]

The voice actor for lilo passed away recently and also experienced homelessness……Hollywood industry just uses you and spits you out

[𝓛𝓿 @levirelates]

If your child dies of a preventable illness because you refused to vaccinate them, you should be charged with involuntary manslaughter.

[Typical African @Joe__Bassey]

That’s the hidden face of Australia.

[Strangé @auntymurda]

🕊️🌹♥️ Due to today being Juneteenth, I wanted to make a post about Eric Mays, a councilman, a hood humanitarian, and a soul that brought (and still brings) many smiles and laughs to people's faces today. When I think of Eric Mays, I think of Black History.

To many people, Eric Mays was someone who was hilarious, unapologetic, and stood on business no matter who was in front of him. To me, as somebody who spent a lot of time researching him, I learned that there was much more to the man than the viral clips. Beneath the jokes, arguments, and headlines was someone who genuinely cared about people.

He was known for standing out in the cold and snow to help the homeless, spoke openly about his love for the Bible, and carried with him the influence of his father, who was a pastor. He never seemed afraid to speak up for Black people, challenge racism, or defend what he believed was right, even when it made him unpopular. Like all human beings, he was flawed and misunderstood at times, but his passion for his community was undeniable.

As a proud son of Flint, he represented the city with heart, conviction, and authenticity. His impact reached far beyond city council meetings and internet memes. In his own way, he became a hero to many.

Forever missed. I pray he ascended peacefully and found rest. 🕊️🌹♥️

[MBM Online Marketing @mbm_online]

The #FBA family found out that Rick Chow also owned a fried wing business and boycotting that too. I'm surprised nobody found out where he lives yet I guess in do time to handle some unfinished business. 🤔👀💯

[katey so pinkꕤ @loverlezza]

gestures that make you more feminine

[💗 @ma1ybe]

if he doesn't win a noble peace prize I'm losing it

[Judah🦁 @BachirSoHumble]

It’s absolutely mind-blowing how evidence comes out showing that Karmelo Anthony was actually attacked and jumped; he even ran away, and they pursued him. He had no choice but to defend himself; he was scared. It’s crazy how the media has portrayed Austin Metcalf as an angel when in reality Karmelo was the victim.

[Emani @inlovewithemani]

People been celebrating Juneteenth for YEARS without a red, white and blue flag.

[AFDS_BM @AfdsBm]

Black Child, You Are Worth So Much!

[Covie @covie_93]

Obamas out here reminding people of that time when America had a president and first lady who could read.

[Carolyn Hinds 🇧🇧 #FreePalestine #CongoInCrisis @CarrieCnh12]

The Sanatobia ommunity is boycotting the Walmart where 1-year-old Kohen Wiley was murdered and his aunt critically shot by Hunter Foster.
This boycott should be nation wide, and is an example of true solidarity and how we should all be pushing back against these fascist companies

[Nicole ✨ @BombshellCole]

In honor of Juneteenth, let’s post the things only we would understand.

(Don’t explain a thing)

I’ll start:

[𓆩♡𓆪 GODS FAVORITE 𓆩♡𓆪 @soulaaangel]

ALWAYS AND FOREVER

[Clit Dempsey ⚽️ @thotzekage]

He killed that baby on purpose

[Power to the People ☭🕊 @ProudSocialist]

The mother of Kohen Wiley, the 1-year-old baby who was murdered by police at Walmart, is speaking out and says her friend used self-check out to buy the diapers and that her friend did not drive toward the cops. This was murder and the cops lied to try to cover it up.

[𝗠𝘂𝗵𝗲𝗲 ♛ @muheediva01]

I rebuke living paycheck to paycheck. I declare overflow, expansion, and provision.