Michelle D Singleton

I love being a Wife, Mother of 3, Nurse & business owner. So very proud to own Touch of Eden Travel and MSingletonCBD.

[23XI Racing @23XIRacing]

LET’S CHUMBA 🎉🎉

[Michelle D Singleton @skegee1283]

@23XIRacing I'm SO FREAKING PROUD OF YOU BUBBA WALLACE!

[Michelle D Singleton @skegee1283]

Yes! You better Listen!

[Stephanie Mills @PrettyMill1]

I love this woman, YESSSSSSS #JenniferLewis! Everyone, remember to GET OUT AND VOTE 💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾 #POWER 🗳️🗳️🗳️🗳️💛💛💛💛👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾💛💛💛💛💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾#KamalaHarris2024 #HarrisWalz #KamalaHarris #vote #bidenharris #savedemocracy #DemocracyIsOnTheBallot

[Michelle D Singleton @skegee1283]

@claycane Montbattan is his father Prince Phillip's surname.

[TherealRonin #FuckTheWar @ACTIdgit]

@CalltoActivism This right here.

[UMBC Women’s Basketball @UMBCwbb]

Let’s welcome some more dogs home 🏠

Say hello to Tiara and Talia🐾🐾

[Audrey Gibson @AudreyGibsn2eet]

Clooney can say whatever he likes, we are using the funds to re-elect President Joe Biden! We need stay the course, put our heads down and get to work! Enough already!

[AFRICAN & BLACK HISTORY @AfricanArchives]

The first black American architect to graduate from MIT and the country’s first academically trained black architect, Robert R. Taylor was truly groundbreaking. Born in North Carolina in 1868, he learned carpentry and construction from his father, a former slave, and worked as a construction foreman before enrolling in MIT. After graduating in 1892, he was recruited by Booker T. Washington to work at the Tuskegee Institute in Tuskegee, Alabama, where he spent nearly four decades. There, he was an influential educator, developing the architecture and construction trade program and inspiring countless students. He also designed and built a number of the campus’ structures, including libraries, residence halls, administration buildings, academic centers, and a dining facility.
In 1899, Taylor designed The Oaks, Booker T. Washington’s home and the Tuskegee Institute’s social center, which offered employment services and on-the-job training for students. He considered the Tuskegee Chapel, a brick and stone worship space that burned down in 1957, his masterpiece. Many of his buildings still stand today.

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[GhostDogKills @king_razor_]

@keithboykin @Target Support Black Bookstores
https://t.co/NOSswkQXFO

[Michelle D Singleton @skegee1283]

This book is so good, enlightening, maddening when you realize what was behind the history you lived through and thought you knew what was up.

[Michelle D Singleton @skegee1283]

@claycane Your book just dropped into my Audible library and the journey has begun. Thank you so much! CONGRATULATIONS!

[Michelle D Singleton @skegee1283]

Great 2 Games! #ILoveYouTalia20

[Lady Aggie Ball @LadyAggieBall]

𝟐-𝟎 in the Sunshine State 🙂🏝️⁣⁣
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#AggieWBB💙💛 #Commit2Grit #WeAboveMe #LevelUp #BeUncommon

[Michelle D Singleton @skegee1283]

@LadyAggieBall CONGRATULATIONS!

[Michelle D Singleton @skegee1283]

@LadyAggieBall @MyaEmoni_ CONGRATULATIONS LADY AGGIES!

[Michelle D Singleton @skegee1283]

@LadyAggieBall @BraconeMaleia @NCATAGGIES @LadyAggiesHC CONGRATULATIONS!

[Michelle D Singleton @skegee1283]

@claycane Congratulations. I have mine pre-ordered. Can't wait!

[Tuskegee Athletics @MyTUAthletics]

Happy College Colors Day!

Make sure to get your Tuskegee Gear and support your Golden Tigers with us this weekend!

🎟 https://t.co/l6urxnkDUt

#CollegeColorsDay l #TuskegeeAthletics l #HBCU

[Tuskegee Athletics @MyTUAthletics]

Tuskegee Cross Country Set to Open at JSU’s Foothills Invitational on Friday, Sept. 1

📰 https://t.co/v7DBsgezgH

#TuskegeeAthletics l #TUXC l #HBCU l #SIAC

[Tuskegee Athletics @MyTUAthletics]

Tuskegee Among Teams Featured in Men's Basketball HBCU Tip-Off and Challenge Hosted by Chris Paul and Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame

📰 https://t.co/7dPru8qOGt

#TuskegeeAthletics l #TUMBB l #HBCUTipOff l #SIAC

[ChristinaProenzaColes @ProenzaColes]

In the 1930s scholar & poet Melvin Tolson coached the debate team of Wiley College, an HBCU founded in 1873, that dominated the segregated field of debate for a decade. In 1935, Wiley competed against the University of Southern California, the national champions, & won.