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quinnette retweeted
Decades ago, Toni Morrison said that as a nation, we don’t prioritize knowing “how to be alone and competent in solitude, how to nurture friendship rather than how to network... how to inhabit the body, not how to reconstruct, decorate, or simply medicate it.”
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news is out ! i’m joining @kelelam for new avatar LIVE on the North American dates 👽 🛸 can’t wait to rage 🖤 what an honor !!
𝗻𝗲𝘄 𝗮𝘃𝗮𝘁𝗮𝗿 𝗟𝗜𝗩𝗘 is almost here 👽
these rehearsals have been HITTING! can’t wait for yall to join me in this sonic paradise. 🤲🏾
also sooo excited to be bringing out the amazing/brilliant @keiyaa_ for the north american shows! do your homework and listen to ‘hooke’s law’ so we can scream every word together.
if you haven’t copped tickets yet, now’s your chance 🛸
kelela.co/tour-dates
quinnette retweeted
Fred Hampton wasn't assassinated because he led the Black Panthers. He was assassinated because he was uniting working-class people across different ethnic backgrounds.
What does that tell you about today
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finding someone who is able to carry on charismatic and refreshing ass conversation (without flirtation) is such a lost art, BRING IT BACK
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L.A on my way BACK!!!!
Grab your tix and Share the event! ticketmaster.com/kcrw-presen…
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so many books to read, and instruments to learn, and languages to speak, and poems to write, and mangos to eat, and countries to visit, and songs to sing, and films to watch, and people to learn, and pictures to take, and...
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In 1999, Lauryn Hill made history at the Grammy Awards, becoming the first woman to win five awards in one night. But beyond the trophies, it was her spirit that left a lasting impression.
As she stood on stage, she didn't just thank her
collaborators
She opened her heart and quoted Psalm 40
I waited patiently for the Lord; he turned to me and heard my cry.
It was a powerful reminder that her journey was
rooted in faith, not just fame
This moment captured the essence of Lauryn Hill, an artist led by purpose, poetry, and a deep connection to something higher.
quinnette retweeted
I don’t know who needs to hear this, but GET UP!
Get up and stop feeling sorry for yourself.
Stop dwelling on what happened.
Stop replaying the past like you can change it.
You can’t change what happened, but you control what happens next.
You control whether that hurt, that betrayal, that trauma, that loss builds you or breaks you.
What you went through was never meant to stop you.
It was never meant to silence you.
It was never meant to keep you from flourishing.
You will never enjoy the life God is trying to give you.
The Word already told us trouble will come. Betrayal will come, even from people close to you.
So what you’re facing isn’t new.
But staying down? That’s a choice.
Every day you lie there defeated, you’re letting the enemy steal your peace, your joy, your life. And it doesn’t belong to him. He’s already been defeated.
So today, RISE UP.
Take your power back.
Take your mind back.
Take your life back.