Thierry Henry on South Africa’s equaliser against Czechia:
🗣️ “You could feel it in the stadium, you could see it on the faces of the players that was not just a goal, that was a moment South Africa have been waiting for.”
“When the ball hit the net for the equaliser, it wasn’t just celebration, it was relief, emotion, and belief all exploding at the same time.”
“This is what the World Cup does to teams like South Africa every goal feels like history, every moment feels like it’s carrying years of dreams and struggle.”
“The reaction from the players tells you everything. They didn’t celebrate like it was just 1-1… they celebrated like they had broken through something much bigger than the match itself.”
“And that is the beauty of football sometimes one goal can feel like a whole nation finally breathing again.”
You are the only team that had points deducted but you still managed to qualify, you have encountered the worst abuse from certain quarters, today you soaked in the love when you circled the field after the game, you have one more hurdle before making history, we love you @BafanaBafana
South Africans in the diaspora and so many Americans have all been screaming for Bafana Bafana here in Atlanta. Some will be with you even as others are against you, but we are moving. There is still hope and we keep believing 🇿🇦 🔥
Make SELLING an extra mural in schools.
Let kids be coached weekly on how to sell goods & services, fundraise, manage cashflows, market & build wealth.
The solution is as easy as this. If kids invested in selling as much as they do sports & social media, they would be rich.
Tyler Perry has made a fortune portraying Black men as abusive, absent, criminal, weak, or incapable of leading their families. Meanwhile, Black women are often written as saints who can do no wrong. After a while, it stops feeling like storytelling and starts feeling like a stereotype. Black men deserve to see themselves represented as loving fathers, loyal husbands, protectors, professionals, and leaders, not just as the problem that a woman has to overcome.
He hasn’t helped solve one humanitarian crisis despite having the wealth to solve four and not feel it
“wHy sHoUlD hE?”
Bro, if you’re one of those D riders this is how we all view you: