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I am committed to excellence and the fair treatment of all.

[This Account Makes You Happy @FeelYouHappy]

Muhammad Ali’s legendary "knockout" by a child is still one of the most wholesome sports clips ever 🥰

[losdmost @losdmost]

Dangote Refinery becomes world’s biggest jet fuel exporter https://t.co/VphmbHhVMz

[HEADY👑 @its_heady_again]

A brave rookie exposes his raciśť training officer's dangerøūs misconduct😱

[Emotion & Music @Emotion78687]

The moment he saw his son, even the usually taciturn father couldn't hide his emotions.

[Steve Inman @SteveInmanClips]

Never judge a book by its cover

[Oracle @Oracle]

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[Sef @sefchitownmc]

@Variety R.I. P. No rap song had a better intro. Back when people actually danced at a party/club, this had EVERYBODY on the floor. Glad I got to.experience it first hand . Gen X lives!

[Variety @Variety]

Rob Base, one-half of Rob Base & DJ E-Z Rock, who was best known for the hit “It Takes Two,” has died at 59 from cancer.

“Rob’s music, energy, and legacy helped shape a generation and brought joy to millions around the world. Beyond the stage, he was a loving father, family man, friend, and creative force whose impact will never be forgotten,” reads a statement on his social media account. “Thank you for the music, the memories, and the moments that became the soundtrack to our lives.”

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[John Snow @johnsnow3t4]

The Police Made a Terrible Mistake... And This Family Paid the Price

[Massimo @Rainmaker1973]

A wholesome moment.

Mom giving her daughter one of the best experiences. Memories that last forever, not just a day.

[Just Smile @JSmile15846]

“A soldier can stand strong for a nation… but becomes soft the moment their child runs into their arms. ❤️🇺🇸”
“No battlefield is harder than leaving your child behind for duty. These moments hit different. 🥹”
“They wear uniforms to protect millions, but to their kids… they’re simply ‘Dad’ and ‘Mom.’ ❤️”

[Willie Ross Jr. Knee Deep @RossKneeDeep]

By Jasmine Crockett:

"Hey Tim Scott,

You spent years tap dancing through every interview, every speech, every Sunday show appearance telling America that racism was basically over and that your success story proved everybody else just needed to work harder and complain less.

You carried water for people who mocked civil rights, demonized poor people, gutted diversity programs, attacked voting rights, and treated Black history like a disease.

And for what?

No VP slot.
No cabinet throne.
No real power.
Not even basic respect.

You confessed your admiration on national television for people who viewed you as nothing more than a convenient talking point — the “See? We have one!” guy standing in the background smiling on cue.

Then the second you showed the smallest trace of independence and questioned that disgusting Obama monkey post, your own side turned on you like starving wolves.

Suddenly the loyal house servant wasn’t loyal enough.

Now you’re sitting in a car recording cellphone videos reminding the world that you’re still Black.

Trust us, Senator — nobody forgot.

The problem is that you spent so much time trying to convince other people that racism wasn’t real that now, when it smacks you directly in the face, you want sympathy from the same community you lectured for years.

You defended the people stripping away protections for minorities, women, the poor, and working-class families. You stood beside people cheering the destruction of programs our grandparents marched, bled, and died for.

And now you look shocked that the crowd you entertained never actually saw you as an equal.

The Bible talks about the Prodigal Son returning home after losing everything.

But the Prodigal Son came home humble.
You spent years helping burn the house down.

And now you’re politically homeless:
too Black for the people you defended,
too eager to defend them for the people you abandoned.

That’s the tragedy of selling your dignity for a seat at a table that was never meant for you.

Tim, you may be the PRODIGAL SON, BUT YOU CAN’T COME HOME."

We saw it coming. He didn't want to.

[Mamastiff❄️🌈SISU, rescue🐱mom💙#ERA#UNIONSTRONG @jtstiffy]

@PeaceCorps She is a beautiful scientist, humanitarian, doctor, and groundbreaking role model for girls everywhere, especially girls of color. A reminder that they can do anything.

[Don Salmon @dijoni]

This is calm, absolutely gifted. I hope he’s being protected, and his talent is not being exploited..

[Protect Kamala Harris ✊ @DisavowTrump20]

Unlike Admiral Bradley, Navy Admiral Alvin Holsey resigned and refused to go along with Pete Hegseth's illegal orders.

RETWEET to thank Admiral Holsey for standing up for the Constitution!

[Typical African @Joe__Bassey]

Admiral Alvin Holsey was Forced to Resign After Refusing to Carry Out Illegal Boat Strike Orders from Trump Administration.

Admiral Holsey expressed concern for civilian casualties. Secretary Hegseth pushed back and reminded the admiral of his sworn duty. Admiral Holsey informed Hegseth that he had no intention of carrying out an illegal order after 40 years of service in the U.S. Navy.

In response, Hegseth threatened to strip Holsey of his command. The meeting became heated and quickly adjourned. Less than 15 minutes later, Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth received Admiral Alvin Holsey's letter of resignation.

In recent days, members of Congress have reached out to Admiral Holsey requesting him to testify on events surrounding his resignation. Admiral Holsey has receipts and has agreed to testify.

Holsey is recognized for breaking barriers as the first Black commander of SOUTHCOM and for his dedication to partnerships and strategic challenges in the Americas.

[African Hub @AfricanHub_]

Nigerian inventor Nelson Emeka reportedly built a water-powered generator in 2018. At just 22 years old and without a university degree, he created a machine capable of producing power using only a small amount of H2O.

Even more remarkable, Emeka constructed the device using scrap materials he collected from dustbins, turning discarded items into a groundbreaking invention. His innovation shows that even with limited access to coal, gas, or solar panels, it is still possible to generate energy in alternative ways.

With Emeka’s water-powered generator, communities that depend heavily on generators could potentially avoid rising energy costs and benefit from a cleaner, more sustainable power source.

[IonQ @IonQ_Inc]

James Hayes joins @IonQ_Inc as SVP, Head of Global Government Affairs.

An accomplished policy leader with 25+ years spanning Tenable, Dell EMC, and a decade in the U.S. Senate, he brings deep expertise working across government and industry.

Excited he will now lead IonQ’s global government strategy.

[Tampa Bay Buccaneers @Buccaneers]

Celebrating Black History Month, we look back on the 1978 NFL Draft when Doug Williams made history as the first African-American QB to be selected in the first round 👏

Learn more about his draft story in "Raise the Flags," available now on Prime Video 🎥