The mic cut out during O Canada at the Sabres game.
Buffalo filled every single second of silence.
Sang it word for word.
This is how you tell your neighbors you see them.
We love Canada. Don’t listen to the noise.
He actually kept the pinky promise, This is bigger than tennis ❤️
In 2017, during a US Open press conference, a young tennis fan named Izyan “Zizou” Ahmad shyly stepped up to the mic and asked Roger Federer if he could “please keep playing for eight or nine more years” so that they might face each other when he turned pro.
Federer smiled, gave him a playful “pinky promise,” and the moment quickly became a beloved clip in tennis circles.
Five years later, in 2022, Federer surprised Zizou in Zurich and fulfilled that promise through a special meetup arranged for them to hit together on court.
I am never shutting up about this. not only because of the fact that she showed up to support benito but also because she literally rearranged the song and turned it into a salsa, it shows that she truly wanted to show her appreciation for our culture
The Obamas chose dignity over distraction. Inspiration and pride over racism and hate. They didn’t just ignore Trump, they remind us what leadership is about.
To all the athletes representing @TeamUSA: I'm so proud of you. Your talent and perseverance have brought you to this moment, and Michelle and I will be joining Americans from across the country cheering you on.
.@JamesTalarico: The only minority destroying America is the billionaires.
Trans people aren't taking away our healthcare.
Muslims aren't defunding our schools.
Immigrants aren't cutting taxes for themselves and their rich friends.
We are focused on the wrong 1%.
Here is @jamestalarico with a few comments on Christian Nationalists. This is well worth a moment to listen to, coming from a man in the seminary studying to be a minister. #DemsUnited
Journalist Edward R. Murrow used his platform on CBS to criticize the witch hunts led by Senator Joseph McCarthy in the 1950s.
This is what real journalism should do — hold power to account, not capitulate to it.