Ted Cruz, Greg Abbot, and Ken Paxton have all made statements trying to get Hasan Piker's speech cancelled this upcoming week. But here's a Nazi rally with police protection.
Caitlin Clark fans on X:
“Olivia Miles is a man.”
“Jackie Young sucks, and she looks like a dude.”
“Angel Reese is a ghetto thug.”
“Kelsey Mitchell is a short ball-hog who does nothing but shoot.”
“Aliyah Boston is fat and lazy. Her new nickname is Waffle House.”
“Stephanie White is the worst Coach in the history of the WNBA. She deserves to be cursed out and yelled at by Caitlin because she sucks.”
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***Same exact people in my comments***
“Why are you posting negative things about CC? What has she ever done to you?”
“Just admit that you hate all white people. If you don’t worship CC as we do, then you’re a racist.”
“You must be gay. Admit that you refuse to worship CC because she’s a straight white girl.”
“You are the worst person on X! You post CC’s ACTUAL stats, and we HATE you for that!”
“Why won’t you just join us in trashing, insulting, and disrespecting every other player and Coach in the WNBA, and worshipping CC? I mean, what is WRONG with YOU?!”
(Sigh)
BREAKING: In an amazing moment, James Talarico just went on The Breakfast Club and broke down the corruption that led to Texas’ ban on marijuana. This is a must-watch.
Sesame Street was originally created for Black Americans By Black Americans…
Long before it became “universal,” it was a radical project to teach, empower, and represent a community too long ignored. History often forgets who it was really for.
This black woman is wearing on her chest the original Poll tax bill from Alabama in 1960 where she had to make the choice back then of whether to vote or feed her family especially when you only made $2 dollars a week so she fed her family instead! The Save Act Now! 🤬
Andrew Young, 94 today, whose beating by white mob in St. Augustine, Florida, in 1964, while peacefully marching, helped to show recalcitrant members of Congress why civil rights bill was essential:
Disheartened by the Selma violence against Black marchers, the "normally soft-spoken" Louis Armstrong tells a reporter today 1965, "They would beat Jesus if he was Black and marched."