Who cares if "spend dat" is a good song? The issue ain't the song, the issue is Caresha writing a letter on behalf of the devil himself! It's a disservice to every one of diddys victims. It's a smack in the face to ALL women that are victims .
Why is the mainstream media so silent about this story? Free Janine Delane!
Black American woman Janine Delane is reportedly being held in federal custody after refusing to sign over her ancestral land to a Mississippi judge.
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Okikiola Iriafen
Eziyoda Magbegor
Nnemkadi Ogwumike
I spoke with WNBA players of African descent about their relationship with their names and how they present themselves as pros. Some shorten for comfort. Others, for preservation.
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to the women who built the WNBA:
the gay athletes who were forced to
hide
pretend
and shrink themselves so this league could survive
your quiet courage became the foundation of something bigger than sport. you are the blueprint every league aspires to follow.
Happy pride 💗
Pastor Kristian A. Smith spoke about the people who say that homosexuality is a sin
“You can't really get through to Christians when talking about sexuality if you don't deal with what they believe about sin. It doesn't matter what you say. You can say, ‘You know, Q+ people—they're the entire music ministry. We wouldn't have a church without them,’ and so on and so forth —all of these valid points. But at the end of the day, it always comes back to ‘but it's sinful.’
So in my theology, I deal with that directly. If the greatest commandment is the core of Jesus's message—because when he was asked, ‘What's the greatest?’ He said, ‘This is it. Everything hinges on this’ —then if love is the greatest commandment (love for God, neighbor, and self), the first rule of love is ‘do no harm.’ If I love you, I'm going to at least commit to not harming you. I can't help everybody—I’m a finite human being—but I can make a commitment to not harm anybody. So if the first commitment of love is ‘do no harm,’ then sin is anything that causes harm. That’s why I barely even use the term "sin" anymore. I talk about harm. Because sin is harm, and harm is sin. If something is not harming anybody, then it’s not a sin.
And if you can reorient your understanding of sin, maybe you can start to think differently about same-gender-loving people and trans people who are just living their lives, not harming anybody. They’re simply trying to live their truth. So then the question becomes: if they’re just trying to live their lives without harming anyone, and you, as a Christian, are condemning them and pushing them down, then you are the one causing harm. Right? So you are the one living in sin.”
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The name ‘Tiffany’ is many centuries old.
To many people, it sounds like a stereotypical name for a Valley Girl in the 1980s.
This has led to a phenomenon called “The Tiffany Problem,” which describes things that sound anachronistic, but actually aren’t.