BLACK AMERICANS FINDING OUT ALL THE ANTI BLACKNESS IS FROM FOREIGNERS THAT HATE US BUT USE THEY FORTUNE TO BE AMONGST US 👉🏿 USE OUR CULTURE AND SEND MONEY BACK TO THEIR COUNTRY IS CRAZY?‼️🤔
#TheDelineationContinues
I posted on this couple days ago, got almost no response. We have a lynching problem in this country. It must be investigated. There are too many of these which I suspect are crimes, I suspect are linked to extremists. Black people do not hang themselves in public in daytime
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In 2018, Rubin Swift traveled from Cleveland to Phoenix to take custody of his newborn daughter, Ru-Andria.
When it was time to go home, he arrived at the airport with his four-day-old baby and learned they couldn't board. Frontier Airlines required newborns to be at least seven days old to fly.
Rubin suddenly had three days to wait in an unfamiliar city. He didn't have enough money for a hotel or rental car, and he had a newborn to care for.
There was one person he thought to call.
Joy Ringhofer was a 78-year-old hospital volunteer Rubin had met only days earlier while visiting his daughter at the hospital.
When Rubin explained what had happened, Joy didn't simply offer advice.
She came to get them.
Joy brought Rubin and Ru-Andria into her home, fed them, gave them somewhere to sleep and helped care for the baby. Rubin later recalled that she would even stay awake with Ru-Andria during the night.
For three days, two people who had recently been strangers lived under the same roof while waiting for the little girl to become old enough to fly.
Once Ru-Andria reached seven days old, Frontier rebooked their flight and waived the change fees. Rubin and his daughter finally returned home to Cleveland.
But they left Phoenix with something neither had expected.
Rubin had started calling the woman who opened her door to them "Grandma Joy."
He later described her simply as "the grandmother to my child."
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They done made Grandma need to catch her breath. Having the bulk of your family reign down on you at once for no reason other than you exist is a wonderful sentiment that many don't get to experience. I think it's such a beautiful offering of love that I hope to experience it several times with my family.
#Gary, #IN: Then 13y/o Ja'Niyah is STILL MISSING and was last seen on August 12, 2024, near the 1900 block of Malcolm X Drive, wearing black pajama pants, a black hooded sweatshirt, and red and black shoes.
The people of Gary, Indiana have been left in the dark long enough. Mayor Melton and neighboring officials are pointing directly at NIPSCO for failing to maintain their infrastructure, and now 10,000 families are still paying the price. This is unacceptable. These families are waiting on an executive order to declare a natural disaster while their food spoils and their lights stay off.
Prosecutors charging Keshia Golden with first degree murder after she called the police over 50 times for domestic violence is their way of telling her and every other survivor you should let your abuser kill you.
LET THEM BEAT YOU TO DEATH. Because if you defend yourself and your child, we will make you regret it. We will punish you for surviving.
Keshia’s legal team is asking for public outcry. Let’s give it to her.
Any video of black people having a good time is immediately used by racists to say they’re not human. These people used to hide in shame but Elon gave them a megaphone
A mother and her three daughters endured severe housing conditions from 2023 until February 2026 after repeated pipe breaks, flooding, and unchecked mold growth.
Despite multiple maintenance requests no effective help arrived. Requests to relocate were met with retaliation.
Experts later confirmed toxic mold levels so extreme they would only enter the home in full hazmat gear. Water bills soared between $1,000 and nearly $4,000 due to ongoing leaks. The family lost essentially everything to contamination and left with only their clothes.
The mother works full-time while attending school full-time; her daughters are honor-roll students. After rebuilding their lives post-divorce, they are now forced to start over from scratch. She is publicly advocating for justice, refuses to be silenced, and encourages others to speak up for themselves and their families.