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I wrote this for the real ones.
The single moms.The high-agency parents.
The ones who refuse to outsource their children’s future. No soft advice. No perfect Instagram family.
Today is August 1.
I promised a reveal.
I just opened the doors to my personal platform — the home base for everything I am building.
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This is only the beginning of the News Kingdom growth.
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Come over. Let’s build.
Queen Mindy of Memphis
Senior General Counsel | Mother of 4 | Author | Child Advocate
#TheMindyBrief
OPINION: We Cannot Afford to Let a BLM March Organizer Win Tennessee’s 5th District
Devante Hill just told Memphis media he’s “destined” for the newly drawn 5th Congressional District seat.
Destined.
That’s the word a 34-year-old Black Lives Matter activist who organized pandemic-era marches uses when he looks at a congressional district that stretches from Memphis into Middle Tennessee and up toward Kentucky. Not “I’m going to work harder than everyone else.” Not “I’m going to deliver results for working families.” Just destiny.
Let’s be clear about what that actually means.
This is the same movement that spent 2020 burning cities, demanding the defunding of police, and turning “mostly peaceful protests” into a national experiment in lawlessness. Hill was out front organizing those marches. Now he wants a seat in the United States Congress representing Tennessee families, Tennessee businesses, and Tennessee children.
We cannot afford that.
Tennessee is not a laboratory for radical social theory. We are a state that values law and order, parental rights, secure borders, and actual results over slogans. The last thing the 5th District needs is another politician whose political identity was forged in the chaos of 2020. We already lived through the crime spikes, the businesses that never reopened, and the police departments that were handcuffed by progressive rhetoric. We do not need to import that energy into Congress.
Hill’s campaign is already wrapping itself in the language of destiny and inevitability. That is classic activist framing. It is not serious governing. Destiny is what people claim when they don’t want to debate policy. Destiny is what they invoke when their actual record is marching in the streets instead of delivering results.
Look at the district itself. It is newly drawn. It is competitive. It is exactly the kind of seat where a well-funded radical can slip through if conservatives stay home or treat the race like a side show. That is how you lose ground. That is how soft left candidates who talk about “equity” and “systemic” everything start writing the laws that affect your kids, your schools, and your streets.
We cannot afford it.
Tennessee has already rejected the most extreme versions of the 2020 agenda. We have stood for parental rights. We have stood for law enforcement. We have stood against the soft-on-crime policies that turned major cities into open-air experiments. Putting a BLM march organizer in Congress would be a direct contradiction of everything the state has fought to protect.
This is not about race. It is about record and ideology. A man whose political brand is tied to an organization that celebrated the destruction of 2020 does not get a free pass just because he is from Memphis. He has to answer for what that movement actually produced: higher crime, damaged communities, and a generation of kids who watched adults burn down the very neighborhoods they claimed to care about.
Tennessee deserves better than destiny talk. We deserve candidates who talk about results, safety, economic growth, and protecting the next generation. We deserve people who understand that “mostly peaceful” was never peaceful, and that the families in this district are still paying the price for the chaos that movement helped unleash.
Devante Hill can claim destiny all he wants.
The voters of the 5th District get the final say.
And they should make it very clear: this is not your destiny. This is Tennessee. We are not going backwards.2
@elonmusk
Elon,
I’m a single Memphis based attorney and American mom One is eight years old and still climbing into my lap at night.
Last night she heard Newsmax talking about you and President Trump working together so the right can win the midterms. She looked straight at me and said, “Elon loves America, Mama.”
That’s it. That’s the whole speech from an eight-year-old who doesn’t know what a PAC is, but she knows what love of country sounds like.
Thank you for putting your money, your time, and your name on the line again. Thank you for the last PAC and for whatever you’re doing this time. Most people talk. You actually move.
My little girl doesn’t need me to raise her as a political clone of me. She just needs to grow up knowing that the people who build the future still love the country that let them do it. You just gave her that proof without ever meeting her.
From one American mom who works hard, raises her kids, and still believes this place is worth fighting for
Thank you.
#TheMindyBrief
It’s not my job to police the internet either…
but reporting cauliflower cookies as “harmful content” is the real public service announcement we didn’t ask for.
They’re just low-carb, high-agency fuel for people who actually read labels and refuse to let processed sugar run their lives.
Some of us are busy raising kids, running, building empires, and still finding time to make snacks that don’t spike blood sugar.
Maybe the real harmful content is the reflex to cancel anything that isn’t boxed and sugar-loaded.
Stay curious. Or at least stay quiet while the rest of us cook.
Let me know if you want a real recipe that has cauliflower in it but actually tastes like a cookie
🍪✨
#KetoBrief
@elonmusk Some dreams refuse to dim.
Mars isn’t a destination.
It’s a promise kept across decades of noise.
The ones who never look away are the ones who make it real.