Najee MO Hu$$le 🏆

Pops , Dad , dada , Daddy . entrepreneur , brand owner #Flee IG: flee_no

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I’m good off of whatever I lost cause whatever I lost wasn’t for me .

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It’s a get money day

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Out the way making money

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Good win GCU!!

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She be wanting me to come over to smack , I just be wanting my feet rubbed .

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This nigga Coby White hit 8 3 pointers !!! I put his bitch ass under 4 🤦🏽‍♂️

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On this day in 1831, Freedom fighter Nat Turner was executed for leading a slave rebellion in VA.

He started what is considered the most deadly slave revolt in the history o the United States , the Nat Turner Rebellion, which sparked the events leading to civil war.

A THREAD!

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On this day in 1894, Albert C. Richardson patented the casket lowering device.

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Remember your truths in a city full of facades !

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To those who served and loved the country that did not love them back.

Happy #VeteransDay!

[Terms of Sagittarius @SagittariusTerm]

#Sagittarius arent great at being fake. If they dont like you, they will definitely make it known (whether they mean to or not)

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@legaxci_apparel Nigga you not gone win that. Reason why pay out already lol

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Congo is silently going through a silent genocide. Millions of people are being killed so that the western world can benefit from its natural resources.

More than 60% of the world’s cobalt reserves are found in Congo, used in the production of smartphones.

Western countries are providing financial military aid to invade regions filled with reserves and in the process millions are getting killed and millions homeless.

Multinationals mining companies are enslaving people especially children to mine.

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@GahDamnAnimal That mega shark n they got that movie about lol

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@Vinaandreaa They don’t love you know no more ?

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Betty white always been a real one R.I.P

[AFRICAN & BLACK HISTORY @AfricanArchives]

In 1954 Betty White had a talk show and faced criticism for including a black tap dancer, Arthur Duncan, on her show.

Betty responded with “I’m sorry. Deal with it” and gave Duncan more airtime. Her show was cancelled afterwards.

—In 1954, American tap dancer Arthur Duncan made his debut on the Betty White show. Betty White faced criticism for featuring a Black performer, but she responded with, "I'm sorry. Live with it." She even gave Duncan more airtime. However, shortly after, her show was canceled.

Duncan had kind words for Betty, saying, "She [Betty] is probably one of the nicest, grandest, and greatest people I've had the chance to meet in my life. Whenever she walked into a room, it lit up. She was very thoughtful and helpful. She launched me into show business."

Reflecting on the time he spent on Betty's show, Duncan mentioned, "During my appearance on [Betty's] show, some viewers from different areas resented the inclusion of Black Americans and threatened to withdraw their support. I was unaware of these events at the time and only learned about them several years later after Betty wrote her book. She explained it this way: 'Needless to say, we used Arthur Duncan every opportunity we could.' She stood up for her beliefs, and that resolved the situation."

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[AFRICAN & BLACK HISTORY @AfricanArchives]

In 1954 Betty White had a talk show and faced criticism for including a black tap dancer, Arthur Duncan, on her show.

Betty responded with “I’m sorry. Deal with it” and gave Duncan more airtime. Her show was cancelled afterwards.

—In 1954, American tap dancer Arthur Duncan made his debut on the Betty White show. Betty White faced criticism for featuring a Black performer, but she responded with, "I'm sorry. Live with it." She even gave Duncan more airtime. However, shortly after, her show was canceled.

Duncan had kind words for Betty, saying, "She [Betty] is probably one of the nicest, grandest, and greatest people I've had the chance to meet in my life. Whenever she walked into a room, it lit up. She was very thoughtful and helpful. She launched me into show business."

Reflecting on the time he spent on Betty's show, Duncan mentioned, "During my appearance on [Betty's] show, some viewers from different areas resented the inclusion of Black Americans and threatened to withdraw their support. I was unaware of these events at the time and only learned about them several years later after Betty wrote her book. She explained it this way: 'Needless to say, we used Arthur Duncan every opportunity we could.' She stood up for her beliefs, and that resolved the situation."

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She said she wanted to see me . So I sent a pic

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Ppl will hate you for trying to live better than the circumstances you was put in .

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Happy 73rd birthday to Dr. Alexa Canady. She became the first black woman to become a neurosurgeon in 1981. She also co-invented a device to treat fluid buildup in the brain.