Some rap fans are not fans of NAS
They are fans of ILLMATIC and
IT WAS WRITTEN
The rest of Nas discography they don’t really care for as much
In my opinion those are not real Nas Fans
They are just fans of 2 albums by Nas
As the real nas fan I am
Most of my favorite Nas Songs are not even from these two classic albums
That’s how great his discography is..
But many people miss out because they are so stuck on these two albums
My favorite nas songs outside of these two albums
1.) drunk by myself
2.) stay
3.) nothing last forever
4.)Stillmatic (intro)
5.) lost freestyle
6.) last real nigga alive
7.) these are our heroes
8.) everything
9.)once a man twice a child
10.) store run
11.) back when
12.)TSK
13.) it never ends
14.) rest of my life
15.) project windows
16.) 2nd childhood
17.) Bible
18.) my own worse enemy
19.) stay chiseled
20.) my way
I don't study politics, but I do study culture, and here are some of the signs that a cultural shift has been brewing for years in America that most of the professional political analysts just completely missed.
Some of these may seem absurd, but hear me out. 🧵
We'll start with this one:
@donhodsonesq@lopezalejndraxo It’s interesting how selective memory is at play for people voting for this person. If you choose him fine, but remember ALL of it! Including (and not exclusive) all his mishandling of the pandemic, inheriting a good economy, and care for the 1% not the middle class.
@AfricanArchives Yes, and their white colleague, Norman who knew what they were going to do was terrorized for his support. Sad. And here we are. Keep fighting
@CrucibleOfThght Looks like the right has forgotten to leave the children out of it. As previously done for Barron when individuals began to go after him in 2016 for his disabilities. No one needs to be shamed for showing sincere love PeriodT!!
I have Asthma, allergies, dyslexia, ADD, anxiety, and Depression.
But I will tell you that what you have does not define what you can become.
Why Not You!
@DADSFOR2A @MrChuckD It’s really not about political party it’s about his humanity and his “why”. He keeps telling us who he is! Choosing him It’s saying more about us than anything else. It’s sad
Andrea Motley Crabtree, the Army's first female deep sea diver and the first Black American female deep sea diver in any branch of service.
#WomenHistoryMonth
—Andrea Motley Crabtree holds a significant place in history as a Black woman who broke barriers in the United States military. In 1980, she became the first Black American woman to serve as a deep-sea diver in the U.S. Army, marking a significant milestone in the integration and diversification of military roles that were traditionally held by men.
Deep-sea diving is a highly specialized and demanding field, requiring rigorous training and exceptional physical and mental strength. The role involves underwater missions that can include salvage operations, construction, demolition, and repair tasks under challenging conditions. By qualifying as a deep-sea diver, Crabtree not only shattered racial and gender barriers but also demonstrated the capabilities and resilience of African American women in highly demanding and technical fields.
Crabtree's accomplishment came at a time when the U.S. military was undergoing significant changes regarding the inclusion and roles of women and minorities. Her success paved the way for future generations of women and African Americans in the military, showcasing the importance of diversity and inclusion in enhancing the capabilities and reach of military operations.
In addition to her pioneering military career, Crabtree's story is one of perseverance and determination. Facing both racial and gender discrimination, she had to prove her worth and capabilities in a field that was not only physically demanding but also traditionally unwelcoming to people like her. Her achievements have inspired many, highlighting the importance of breaking down barriers and challenging stereotypes.
Andrea Motley Crabtree's story is a testament to the progress that has been made in diversifying the military and other traditionally male-dominated fields. It also serves as a reminder of the work that remains to be done in achieving full equality and inclusion. Her legacy continues to inspire and motivate women and minorities to pursue their dreams, regardless of the obstacles they may face.
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@MrChuckD They are ignored because there’s nothing there that the US wants. They are not seen as a threat, not seen as an economic stream. It would mean doing it out of care for human well-being. …and we know how that goes