Expose one criminal & watch the rest voluntarily expose themselves either through such views, making jokes out of the situation, calling women protesting single mothers, slay queens, toxic feminists etc all in attempts 2 defend abusers & violence against women #Justice4AluelMessi
"After a year of vitriol and violence against Asian-Americans amid the coronavirus pandemic, it’s long past time to admit that the country has a problem," writes the editorial board. https://t.co/iBynDlElQs
Amazon has pulled out all the stops to discourage workers in Bessemer, Alabama from voting to join the union, even bringing in outside consultants who are being paid $3,200 per day, per consultant to guide the company’s union busting efforts. https://t.co/65UukRBeLh
"It tells a story. It fulfills something in you." —The Gahamadzes, mbira musicians
🎥 Go #BehindtheDoodle and discover the story of today's interactive #GoogleDoodle celebrating the mbira → https://t.co/sgvmPKYjz7
I’m just getting word from my representatives that the NFL league office reached out to them about a workout in Atlanta on Saturday. I’ve been in shape and ready for this for 3 years, can’t wait to see the head coaches and GMs on Saturday.
Wow
"This 76 year-old grandmother is not well. Her 97 year-old mother came to visit her." 😭
No matter what stage in life you are or how old you get, your mom will always be your mom❤️
Remembering #SteveBiko who died 42 years ago on this day 12 September 1977 #RIP Zapiro's archival cartoon published @dailymaverick (12 September 2017) - https://t.co/LucmMn3kPy
#AfriSIG19 begins tomorrow! Join in the conversations by following the hashtag! Visit the 2019 page to view and follow this years curriculum https://t.co/4hZ8iCt4wR
How devastating it is to learn about the passing of a friend, colleague and mentor. He gave many aspiring journalists like myself an opportunity. RIP Mr. Pdac. #RIPPeterDaCosta
In Opinion
The chef Dan Barber writes, "Why are we not spooked by just 4 chemical companies largely controlling our future food supply?" https://t.co/E7sJoAZMSF
A few weeks ago I was driving back home when I heard Mama Miriam Olga Mabetoa's story on Lesedi FM. She was paralyzed in 2013, since then she hasn't been able to move out of her bed. Today I visited her & bought her a new wheelchair.
Gil Heron (9 April 1922 – 27 November 2008) was a Jamaican professional footballer. He was the first black player to play for Celtic, and was the father of poet and musician Gil Scott-Heron. 🇮🇪
.@SouthAfrica legacy of “the divide” created between 1653 and 1994 endures to today. Many today advocate for “let’s move on” but that is not sustainable and ignoring it is a recipe for a series of tragedies. There is still an open window to address this divide without violence.