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Amen, Dreams Come True. Give your Patents a hugs for Me They did That, we are so Proud of You! King Started his First NASCAR Race in Tucson Oct29 2022 age 10
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I thought the caption was just a joke to play on this little boy being so good. No, they actually DID call the police and the family was asked to leave.
Why would the police enable such stupidity?
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🙏🏾💔 PRAYERS UP FOR TLC LEGEND T-BOZ! CHILLI REVEALS SHE’S RECOVERING FROM A SICKLE CELL CRISIS! 🥺❤️
Fans are sending love and prayers to TLC’s T-Boz after fellow group member Chilli reportedly shared a health update with concertgoers on October 9.
According to the update, T-Boz has been recovering from a sickle cell crisis, a serious complication of the disease she has courageously spoken about throughout her career.
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Just drove all the way to Brooklyn to check out this store I thought looked really rad and had a few things in mind to buy and literally was looked at as if I couldn’t afford it and was told he could find something comparable for me. Wow, dude. You’re an idiot and just lost a huge sale. But y’all should go check out Art of Play in Brooklyn if you enjoy being treated like Julia Roberts character in Pretty Woman. For sure, check it out 👎
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Rest In Peace, Marcy 💔🙏🏽
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Matt Suhey passed away yesterday.
He was my dad’s closest friend. After we lost my dad in 1999, Matt became the biggest father figure I had. When everything felt uncertain, he was there. My dad left him in charge and Matt never let that responsibility sit lightly. He protected our family. He looked after us. He made sure we were okay, year after year, without ever making it about himself.
That is who he was.
Their friendship showed me what real friendship looks like. Not the easy kind. The kind that lasts when the lights go off, when the stadium is empty, when life gets heavy. Brian’s Song told the story of Piccolo and Sayers. Somebody needs to tell the story of 34 and 26. Two men who trusted each other completely. Two men who became brothers.
I know @walterpayton was standing there waiting for him the second he got to heaven. I can see it. That smile. That hug. That reunion they both deserved.
Our family is so thankful for the love he showed us over the years. The Payton family will continue to lift Donna, Joey, Allison, and Scotty up in prayer during this difficult time.
Rest easy, Uncle Matt. We love you. We always will. 🙏🏽🐻⬇️
#Bears
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Turns out solving crimes is a little easier when the cameras are rolling. It was great spending time with the cast of Dark Winds and the law enforcement professionals who help bring authenticity to the screen.
Productions like this are part of a film and television industry that supports thousands of New Mexico jobs, drives hundreds of millions of dollars in direct spending and showcases our state to audiences around the world. Stay tuned for season 5 in 2027!
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The families of Nolan Xavier Wells, Daniel Erving, and Tyler Smith came together today with Attorney Ben Crump and Marc H. Morial of the National Urban League. Each lost an 18 year old son. Each is still demanding a full and honest account of how their child died.
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Ryan Clark confirms ESPN executives leaked his firing to Outkick (a MAGA website) so the MAGA cult can celebrate his firing.
He says ESPN executives didn’t like how he stood up for Black people, including Angel Reese.
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Not even been 24 hours and we Appreciate the millions of REAL ones who actually watched and listened to our latest Pivot conversation with @Realrclark25 @FredTaylorMade @OfficialCrowder
Those who actually DID that, know the real and aren’t creating false headlines and narratives by piecing together parts and combining quotes of a 49 min discussion that fit the narrative they want to push.
Just like almost every Pivot show- We laughed, we cried, we spoke from the heart and never changed up from who we are. That’s our platform, that’s what we do- we have real conversations, we connect to the human side of people and remain authentic through our experiences, good and bad.
Freddy T and Chan guided the convo perfectly and let RC speak freely. When you watch your brother go through what he did and still show up every day giving 110%, these are the kind of emotions that come alive and we embrace it.
We are a family and that’s what a family does. We are proud of our platform and appreciate the support as we have been in the works creating even more impactful and resonating content🖤love you Pivot Fam thanks for rocking with us!
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Want to go fast around the Brickyard? 👀
Hear how defending winner @bubbawallace will chase the @xfinityracing Fastest Lap in Indy!
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Staci Turner, the Chief Medical Examiner in Mississippi, needs to be thoroughly investigated. Every case she’s ruled as accidental, undetermined, or suicide involving Black people should be reexamined immediately.
Take Trey Reed; found hanging on the Delta State University campus. She ruled it a suicide. But an independent investigation later determined it was a homicide after discovering blunt force trauma and bruising all over his body.
Nolan Wells was ruled a drowning almost immediately after his body arrived. His family has now demanded an independent investigation.
Damion Cameron’s death was ruled undetermined after a deadly confrontation with law enforcement left him with internal neck bleeding.
And Shannon Wilson was embalmed without his family’s permission; destroying critical evidence that could have shown he was murdered.
This is exactly what institutional racism looks like. When I post about it, this is the kind of thing I’m talking about.
They call us racist for exposing their racism!
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#EmmettTill would have turned 85 today. His lynching was a most brutal example of the sociopathic, vile nature of white supremacist ideology + racism + hate.
Carolyn Bryant Donham‘s lie fanned the flames of hate in the hearts of her husband, Roy, and brother-in-law, J.W. William, who abducted 14-year-old Emmett. They beat and mutilated him before shooting him in the head and sinking his body in the Tallahatchie River. Three days later, Emmett’s mutilated and bloated body was discovered and retrieved from the river.
We will never forget Emmett Till or his mother, #MamieTillMobley, who insisted on a public funeral service with an open casket to expose the world to her son’s bloated, mutilated body. and to the barbarism being inflicted by white people upon Black people in America.
Emmett Till and Mamie Till-Mobley cannot be erased.
#RememberingEmmett #TheKingCenter #StillTill
