So I’m planning to re-read the WoT books again but right now I’m rewatching all seasons of @TheWheelOfTime starting now so pray to the Creator to guide me on my very very very verrrryyyyyyyy looooonnnnnggggggggg journey
#TheWheelOfTime#WoT#Lighethelpme
Atlanta friends!! Tomorrow is the grand opening at BOSK wine • coffee • tapas! This is a black, sister, & woman owned wine bar located on Fairburn Rd. I enjoyed sampling their menu and listening to their story. The chicken biscuit is the best I’ve ever had. Let’s show them some love this weekend!
After Being a Girlfriend For 13 Years, Having 3 Kids, Allowing a 2016 Olympic Hall Pass of Sleeping With 14 Women in 21 Days and Forgiving Multiple Infidelities, Kasi Bennett Finally Has Usain Bolt Propose to Her (Photos) ==> https://t.co/1prypxq23G
Dolly Parton and Carl Dean quietly eloped to Ringgold, Georgia, on May 30, 1966. At the time, Dolly’s music career was beginning to take off, and Fred Foster, the head of Monument Records, had asked her to postpone marriage for a year so she could focus on her career.
Dolly had other plans. Determined to marry Carl without creating a stir or having the wedding announced in her local Tennessee papers, the couple slipped across the state line into Georgia and said “I do.”
She may have honored her career commitments—but she wasn’t about to put the love of her life on hold. ❤️
First look at Rachel Zegler and Marisa Tomei in Julia von Heinz’s ‘SHE GETS IT FROM ME.’
It follows Nicky, whose engagement celebration turns into a search for her pill-popping, ex-punk rocker birth mom. They embark on an anarchic mother-and-daughter journey to reconnect.
🚨 Ohio cops handcuffed a 14-year-old Black boy sitting on his front porch, claiming he “matched the description” of a man suspected of stealing cars.
But once they arrested the real suspect, he looked nothing like the child they had detained.
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I really loved seeing the Homo Magi/Hidden City get fleshed out more in today’s Zatanna #5. Campbell’s designs for their clothes and architecture are so gorgeous and intricate, and I liked the immediate tension of Zatanna’s presence in the city #ZSpoilers
When we talk about the roots of American literature, the name Lucy Terry Prince rarely gets the spotlight it deserves, yet her story is one of the most remarkable records of early American resilience. Born in West Africa, Lucy was kidnapped as an infant and brought to Deerfield, Massachusetts, where she was enslaved by Ebenezer Wells. Despite the harsh realities of her bondage, her sharp mind and powerful voice were impossible to suppress. She eventually gained her freedom after marrying Abijah Prince, a prosperous free Black man who purchased her liberty, and together they built a life in Vermont, raising six children, including a son named Cesar who fought in the Revolutionary War.
What makes Lucy’s legacy so foundational is her oral ballad titled "Bars Fight," composed after a 1746 ambush in Deerfield. Passed down orally for over a century before being published in 1855, it stands as the oldest known piece of Black American literature. But her impact went far beyond her poetry. Lucy was a fierce orator and advocate. She famously delivered a three-hour speech to the trustees of Williams College attempting to enroll her son, and she later successfully argued a land dispute before the Vermont Supreme Court. She was a poet, a advocate, and a powerhouse long before those titles were readily granted to Black women, making her story essential to American history.
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My mom just asked whatever happened to my film Lavender (lol) so reminder I made a short rom-com about bisexual angst with my friends and it’s on YouTube! I’m really proud of it!