There’s been a lot of conversation online about the dress code policy at Tuskegee. But current students have been largely left out of the discourse.
So I talked with some of them:
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I really respect @BootsRiley for this type of marketing. I really regret not seeing You, Me and Tuscany in theaters cause I waited too long before they snatched it out of theaters and I was left with streaming on Prime.
I need u in there today.
If you wait a week or two to see I Love Boosters, it won't be in theaters, so you might as well read the spoilers.
If we don't have the theaters packed this week, they snatch us off screens. And some heavy hitters come next week and the week after.
@Og_goonr@amazonmilkfrog They literally sent death threats to the partly Black-owned Bridgeport Records in December. The neighborhood is cool and increasingly diverse, and the record store notes they’ve been embraced. But Bridgeport has a known history that Black people are weary of.
@nhoodpublicist In Memphis during the early 2000s the elders in the local office said every letter. Most members said “double A” though. Does seem like a push to say letters now.
“…it was never simply about a hotel. It was about value and about how Memphis continues to be positioned within the league’s broader landscape. It is a city that contributes to the NBA’s culture, energy, and identity…discussed as if it exists on the margins of both.”
Memphis didn’t misunderstand LeBron. It recognized the pattern. This isn’t just about basketball. It’s about perception, investment, and why Memphis keeps getting the short end of the stick.
Full breakdown ⬇️
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#WordsByShy ✍🏾
The willful ignorance that people have approached this topic with is astounding.
It was never about LeBron complaining about a hotel. We do not care about that.
It’s about advocating for the team to move to Nashville because of Nascar, Vanderbilt and Hockey. You know this, RC. You just don’t want to say it.