I worked with these young Ladies because they reminded me of myself some may think weird but they being UNIQUELY THEMSELVES & no every1 won’t understand when you not following the masses So I commend them for doing them & their music bang 4 real tho🔥🏃🏾♀️🏃🏾♀️🔥
There's a lady on tiktok who makes meals from The Dollar Tree, her local food pantry, and now Dollar General.
More of this. She's literally saving lives.
Your lack of discipline and consistency is keeping you from your dreams baby. Time to get focused, ok? I believe in you, but you gotta believe too!! Ok, now go be great!! I love you ❤️
BALTIMORE: DRUID HILL PARK
POOL NO. 2
Built: 1921
Desegregated: 1955
Drained: 1956
Public pools were common in American cities before the 1950s and most were officially “whites only”. When the Supreme Court declared segregated access to public amenities (such as pools) to be unconstitutional, cities circumvented integration by simply removing the amenities for everybody. In short, rather than integrate public pools, many cities decided to demolish them altogether.
Subsequently, beginning in the 60s, there was an explosion in the popularity of backyard swimming pools in the suburbs which were, of course, mostly whites-only due to restrictive covenants and exclusionary zoning. In the name of racism and avoiding integration, American cities effectively eliminated a public good and privatised it for only those who could afford it.
It’s tough to see some of the images coming out of Hawai’i — a place that’s so special to so many of us. Michelle and I are thinking of everyone who has lost a loved one, or whose life has been turned upside down.
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The fact that violent, racist, white Alabamians brutally beat a Black city worker 68 years after Martin Luther King and Rosa Parks led the Montgomery Bus Boycott is a clear example of how the history and structure of systemic racism continues to impact this nation.
The fact that Black people bravely resisted racial terrorism on the very docks where their ancestors were sold at auction is a clear indication that we are fed up.