I don't think it was a gross injustice that Christian Gonzalez was not named to the AFC Pro Bowl team.
@NickCRadio and I discuss Patriots vs Bills and much more on the latest #GregBedardPod ⤵️
📺: https://t.co/HiIN7xa9nM
🎧: https://t.co/ha77KdR5zH
⚡️by @PrizePicks & @GameTime
🚨 FRESH SNIPPETS 🚨
1. "Anthem" by Lil Wayne (feat. Drake & Tyga)
Alternate Version of Startrax, Carter 6 Clearance Copy.
2. "Yves Slatt Laurant*"
Already leaked in full, Drake posted a snippet on his IG story today.
#Colorado HC Deion Sanders:
“We’re doing things that have never been done and that makes people uncomfortable. When you see a confident black man, talking his talk and walking his walk, coaching 75% African Americans in the locker room…that’s kind of threatening…..oh they don’t like that.”
This photograph depicts the arrest of John Lewis in Tennessee in 1961 for his role in organizing and participating in civil rights demonstrations.
In that same year, at just 21 years old, Lewis faced an assault by two men in Rock Hill, South Carolina, as he attempted to enter a "whites only" waiting room. The attack left him with injuries to his face and ribs.
Subsequently, Lewis was arrested in Jackson, Mississippi, where he spent close to 40 days in state prison for his refusal to leave the "whites only" section of a local bus station.
Following his release, Lewis joined 12 other freedom riders in Birmingham, Alabama, where they were subjected to a vicious attack by a mob of KKK members armed with baseball bats, metal pipes, chains, and rocks.
Escaping to Montgomery, Lewis sustained a blow to the head with a wooden crate during the ordeal, recalling later that it was an extremely violent encounter, and he feared for his life.
In 1965, Lewis led another civil rights protest, marching alongside approximately 600 individuals from Selma, Alabama, to Montgomery. The marchers were met with brutality from state troopers who wielded clubs, bullwhips, and tear gas. On that infamous day, known as "Bloody Sunday," Lewis suffered a skull fracture.
In 2009, John Lewis witnessed the inauguration of Barack Obama as the 44th President of the United States. Following the ceremony, he approached the first black President with a piece of paper, and upon receiving his autograph, Obama wrote, "Because of you, John. Barack Obama."
Unlike you little 🤬I'm a grown ass man
Big shoes to fill 🤬, grown ass pants
Prolly hustled with your pops, go ask your parents
Its apparent you're staring at a legend
Who, put a few little 🤬in the they place before
Trying to eat without saying they grace before! 🤫👑