With the #Raptors about to hit the global stage, I’m going to share a story about what makes Toronto, and Canada, so special. It’s about a guy you’re going to be seeing a whole lot of.
A Thread.
[Hint: It's about racism, sports, and why you'll end up cheering for 🍁]
I have literal chills watching this @WNBA Canada game. 19000 people. A sold out arena. @bridgecarleton on the mic, being the Canadian star she is. Kids in jerseys. Families enjoying themselves. The debut of what could be once the W crosses boarders. This is so epic
Ms.Tang and I would like to personally thank each and every one of you who donated and purchased items from her Amazon wishlist for her classroom. There aren’t enough words to express my gratitude to our community for uplifting our teachers during this time. 💖🙏🏼 I love y’all
The number one best tip I have for anyone dealing with chronic illness is to make your health binder.
I’m waiting in the lobby at urgent care, and I swear, even when the intake nurses see it, they treat me so differently.
I don’t want to live in a society that demands every detail of the Amber Heard Johnny Depp case but is somehow content without a single name from the Ghislaine Maxwell client list.
Cats out the bag. I’m working with Adidas Canada to paint a popular basketball court here in Toronto. Not sure how many more legacy projects I’m gonna do or can do here, but this is something I’m very excited about. 🙏🏽🤍
A new @TorontoStar analysis confirms what many Ontarians already suspected.
The Ford government took federally procured rapid tests, and distributed the majority to private schools and large businesses, while public schools and hotspots went empty-handed. https://t.co/nWfOK2mkIZ
The Denver program to send social workers instead of police (STAR) has responded to over 2,200 calls low-level/intox/MH calls.
They have never called for police back-up due to a safety issue.
Never.
Think about that.