Saucy Santana is telling DL men they gotta be silent while fishing on the creek and lost women are bouncin a** to it like he’s not referring to ya’ll boyfriends 🤣🤣🤣 betta pay attention to which fellas are vibing to that mess 🤣🤣✌🏽 it’s a sick chant, and extortion 🤐he’s basically saying he will keep quiet if yo man wanna play on the creek with him cause he still gone be all in yo face like ya’ll bffs🤣🤣
Unbelievable @AmericanAir won't take minor technology and workflow steps to protect customers from theft of private data and AAdvantage miles. Equally surprising that @Citibank would allow data integration with an entity so technically callous. @USDOT
Well, what do you know?
*76%* of Texas school voucher applications come from families whose children are not enrolled in public schools. Less than 1% of public and charter school families have applied for vouchers.
It's straight up welfare for the wealthy #txlege
Bridgewater was suspended from coaching his high school alma mater team in 2025 for covering food and transportation costs for his players while seeking financial aid from supporters.
The vote was 38-0.
Supreme Court Justices' 6-3 Vote Breakdown on Trump's Tariffs
Majority:
- John Roberts
- Sonia Sotomayor
- Elena Kagan
- Ketanji Brown Jackson
- Neil Gorsuch
- Amy Coney Barrett
Dissent:
- Clarence Thomas
- Samuel Alito
- Brett Kavanaugh
Flags at half mast speak loudly about who a nation chooses to honor.
When Charlie Kirk, a racist agitator who trafficked in division and grievance, died, Trump moved swiftly to lower the American flag, a symbolic gesture of national mourning.
But when Reverend Jesse Jackson, a global civil rights icon, freedom fighter, and lifelong advocate for justice, dignity, and unity passed away, there was no such urgency. No national gesture. No unifying call to honor a man whose life’s work helped expand democracy and human rights for millions.
Instead, the president took to social media to center himself rather than the legacy of a giant who marched with Dr. King, negotiated for the oppressed, and spent decades bringing people together across race, class, and nation.
Let that contrast sink in.
A figure known for stoking division is memorialized with the full weight of presidential symbolism, while a civil rights statesman whose mission was reconciliation, equality, and global justice is met with indifference.
That is not just an oversight.
That is a statement of values.
History will remember who was honored, how they were honored, and who was quietly minimized.
And it raises a sobering question:
What does it say about the soul of a nation when a divider is mourned with national symbols, but a unifier is not?
Talbert Swan
@MrsEvans916 I was the last judge on the James Earl Ray/MLK case
It wasn’t Jessie Jackson who betrayed MLK
My late friend Dick Gregory exposed the real betrayer—a certain late Rev BK who said he ducked back into the Loraine Motel to keep from getting shot as soon as he escorted MLK outside
The Corporation for Public Broadcasting has been dissolved, ending its 58 years as the primary funder for PBS, NPR and local TV and radio stations https://t.co/MFtTSzQSAx
Rep. Joyce Beatty told CBS News’ Nikole Killion that she was cut off on Thursday's board call as she tried to express opposition to the Trump-Kennedy Center name change. The Ohio Democrat, who is an ex-officio member of the board, said that this was a regularly scheduled board meeting but noted the name change was not on the agenda and was brought up at the end of the call.
She spoke alongside Rep. Chellie Pingree, ranking member of the House Appropriations Subcommittee on the Interior, Environment and Related Agencies. Pingree said they plan to work on a letter expressing disapproval and may consider withholding funds from the center and would explore legal options. She and Beatty also said they plan to reach out to members of the Kennedy family.
@yardtalkhbcu Funny how he fixates only on a single class of many classes that constitutes diversity. That, along with making the presence of diversity synonymous with subpar (and the inverse to be true) is diabolical.
@notaproviderMD@LukithunderEWC@FavoriteTeach11 The efficacy in producing social change from nonviolent protests was significantly aided by expanded media capabilities. It shocked the conscience of those outside the south to SEE how protesters were being treated. This, along with MLK's "Why We Can't Wait" explains timing...