White neighbors got caught stealing a Bull from the Black man who owns Freedom Acres Ranch. They still won’t leave him alone. You can see that Racism is taking a toll on him
Diego Sarabia, one of seven fraternity members allegedly involved in gang rape at Cornell, has been fired by Wells Fargo as prosecutors reopen their investigation. (via TMZ)
A DIFFERENT WORLD IS SHOWING THAT GAY & STRAIGHT MEN CAN BE FRIENDS ❤️
One thing this reboot is doing beautifully is showing gay and straight men being genuine friends without making their differences a big deal.
Amir, Shaquille and Kojo come from different backgrounds, but they can still joke, connect and build a real friendship. ❤️
Being comfortable in your own skin means being able to be around people who are different from you without feeling threatened.
And if a gay man simply being himself triggers you, maybe it’s time to ask yourself why but we all know why. 🚪😂👀 #ADifferentWorld
Vicente Guerrero, a black and indigenous mule driver, became a revolutionary leader, Mexico’s 2nd president and abolished but ultimately executed.
The first Black President of Mexico.
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A Minnesota farmer walked away from law school, got turned down for a government loan, and built a Black farmer co-op that now spans seven states.
Angela Dawson comes from a family that lost its Iowa farmland generations ago.
After a 2017 USDA loan fell through, she bought ground in Sandstone and started 40 Acre Co-op the next year.
It now counts close to forty farmer members across those seven states.
Black owned farms growing near you are on Localize, waiting to be found.
Sources: KARE 11
A 9-year-old boy was kidnapped outside his Atlanta home and driven around for nearly three hours.
The boy, Willie Myrick, was terrified. He didn’t know where the man was taking him or if he would ever see his family again.
So Willie did the one thing he knew to do. He started singing one of his favorite gospel songs, “Every Praise.”
The kidnapper cursed at him and told him again and again to stop, but Willie kept singing for nearly three hours, repeating the same song over and over until the man finally stopped the car, let him out and drove away.
Willie ran for help and made it home unharmed. He later said he believed God had been with him through the entire ordeal.
When Hezekiah Walker, the gospel singer who wrote “Every Praise,” heard what had happened, he traveled to Atlanta to meet Willie in person.
I can’t imagine how scared that little boy must have been. But in one of the darkest moments of his life, Willie kept singing the words that reminded him he wasn’t alone. He went into that car terrified, but he came out still believing God had been with him every mile of the way. 💙