Loss of life (young life at that) brought about by avoidable circumstances that the victims were exposed to by authority figures that were supposed to care and nurture them - is a tragedy that requires accountability. No it won’t bring back Divine and Rene, but we cannot allow people in power to be protected when their authority and status were wielded to put young men in precarious situations that took their lives. There’s anecdotes on record of precedent, there’s a grieving mother asking for the most basic details amid official statements saying they are ‘working closely’ with the families.
Investigate this to the fullest. Basketball is by no means more important than protecting our young people, most especially those who come from backgrounds that force them and their families to look at a roster spot, game minutes, a coaching staff’s favor and approval - as tickets to a better life.
Pay close attention to who says what, if anything at all. If you’re not enraged by the avoidable accident that took the lives of two young men, if your instinct is to protect an institution’s reputation over condemning those responosible for two boys dying, if you would rather be silent because you’re worried about relationships or your place in the industry, then you’re part of the problem.
This was avoidable. This was negligent. It’s only basketball, ffs. There are people responsible. Hold them accountable.
When life spikes a lesson at your head and you say, “Okay, lesson learned,” and life says, “But did you REALLY learn the lesson? Let’s make sure.”
Whack.
The sleepy little goat snaps awake after the shepherd’s call.He thinks he’s lost, but the herd is right there…So he rushes back to his family.Too cute for words. 🐐🥹💛
Just watched God’s design in motion…
A colony of Carebara diversa.. ants, small yet strategic, took down a spider ten times their size.
Their secret weapon wasn’t chaos.. it was order.
Out from the ranks came a massive soldier ant with mandibles built for war.
Each ant moved with purpose… no ego, no confusion… only unity. Watching it made my skin crawl and my soul marvel.
Even in nature, God reveals the power of structure, purpose, and obedience.
#AStoneGroove #GodsDesign #NatureSpeaks
In the 1970s, Japan hated coffee.
Nestlé spent millions on ads, discounts, and promotions BUT failed.
Then they hired a child psychologist.
What happened next turned Japan into the 4th largest coffee importer in the world:
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By 2012, they were completely bankrupt...
Not because of competition or technology - but because of ONE fatal decision…
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In 2016, Victoria's Secret was the most powerful lingerie brand in history.
$7.8 billion empire. 31% market share.
Then, it collapsed almost overnight.
All because they broke the #1 rule in business.
Here's the full story: 🧵
Apple has over 100 million Mac users.
But almost everyone's still stuck in beginner mode.
Here are 10 unbelievable things your Mac can do
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I feel sorry for all the Apple users.
Because most of them have no idea about the power of the Apple Notes App.
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