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If you are LGBTQ. a minority, a woman or a child you are SAFE with me! #YouAreSafeHere #LoveWins

Joined November 2012
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#WageHope #WorldCancerDay for my mom, who lost her battle with Pancreatic Cancer 5/18/12, 3 months after diagnosis.
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Sad our kids are scared to go to school. Not because of bullies or teachers but because some waste of space decides to take their anger out on children.
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If that doesnt make you angry I pity you. I may even spit on you.
“JUSTIFIED.” That’s how Mississippi’s AG describes the use of force that killed 1-year-old Kohen Wiley. Kohen deserved to grow up. Black families deserve answers, not cover-ups. From Kohen to Nolan Wells, we cannot let Black lives be swept under the rug and normalize injustice.
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According to his family, Jayden has been found and is hospitalized. Additional info not available. We are praying for Jayden’s speedy recovery. Thank you ALL for sharing his profile. 🧡
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Rest in peace hero. 🇺🇸 😪
On this day in 1950, NASA astronaut Ronald McNair was born. He died during the launch of the Space Shuttle Challenger in 1986, age 35. In 1959, police were called to a segregated library when a Black 9-year-old boy trying to check out books refused to leave, after being told the library was not for Black people. The boy, Ronald McNair, went on to became an astronaut. The library is also now named after him. Ronald McNair was 9 when a South Carolina librarian told him he could not check out books from a segregated library in 1959. Refusing to leave, a determined McNair sat on the counter while the librarian called the police, as well McNair's mother. The police arrived, told the librarian to let the young boy have his books, and McNair walked out alongside his mother and brother. McNair went on to earn his Ph.D. in physics at MIT and became one of the first African Americans selected as astronauts by NASA, alongside Guion S. Bluford, Jr. and Frederick Gregory. McNair's first spaceflight was the STS-41B mission, aboard the "Challenger" shuttle. He successfully maneuvered the robotic arm, which allowed astronaut Bruce McCandless to perform the first space walk without being tethered to the spacecraft. On this day in 1986, the second space flight for McNair would be his last. He, along with six other NASA astronauts, were aboard the Space Shuttle Challenger when it exploded 73 seconds after takeoff in 1986. Everyone on board the shuttle was killed. Today, the library in South Carolina where McNair was refused books is named after the heroic boy determined to make a difference.
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Check it out now!
I’m so excited to share my album Dreamer with you, coming out on Nov 6th! ❤️ Be excited, be very excited! Preorder CD & Vinyl 💿 jesmusic.lnk.to/DREAMER
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He's such a lying idiot!
BREAKINGNEWS; Secretary Pete Hegseth claims that only one or two countries contributed to Afghanistan war. This is a lie. 32 countries had two or more deaths. 16 countries had over 10 deaths. 3 countries had over 90 deaths. Canada 159, UK 457. 🚨
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Racism is racism but I dont think the whites can complain considering they started racism and have subjected many races especially African Americans to unjust hate.
JD Vance makes excuses for white nationalists: "When you demonize a guy because he's white, it's just as evil as when you demonize a guy because he's Black. When you demonize a guy because he's white ... some people will get radicalized into some very dangerous ideas."
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#MISSING 14-year-old Mazarie Green, 4'9" slim build. Unknown clothing. Last seen in the Halthorpe area on 10/9/26 around 6:20 pm. If located please call 911 or 410-887-0872.
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MISSING TEEN IN TORONTO 14-year-old Nia was last seen Wednesday, October 17th in the Jane Street and Chalkgam Drive area. Please share, and if anyone has information on Nia's whereabout contact the authorities immediately. @FOMissingBoys @Missing_CA #MISSING #MissingChild
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In America you can watch a firing squad, but can't watch Stephen Colbert.
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Happy Heavenly Birthday. R.I.P.
🎂 Remembering Michelle Trachtenberg on what would have been her 41st birthday. ❤️ From childhood stardom to unforgettable TV roles, she touched the hearts of a generation. Gone far too soon, but never forgotten. 🕊️ 👉 BirthdayBuddies.net 🎈
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One Philadelphia police officer is dead, and another is fighting for his life. Between them, 15 gunshot wounds. They answered a call for service and walked into an ambush. One father will never come home to his two children, while another family is praying their father of five survives. These officers showed up to serve and protect their community, and in return, they were met with a hail of bullets. How many more officers must be gunned down for doing their jobs before Congress acts? How many more families must have their lives shattered before we stop accepting violence against law enforcement as an inevitable part of the job? WE ARE FED UP WITH MOURNING OFFICERS WHO SHOULD HAVE COME HOME. Prayers and condolences are not enough when officers are being deliberately targeted simply for wearing the badge. The National Fraternal Order of Police calls on Congress to pass the Protect and Serve Act, establishing federal penalties for those who deliberately target law enforcement officers with violence. Our officers continue to answer the call. Congress must answer ours! We will not stay silent while officers are hunted down for doing the job they swore to do. ENOUGH IS ENOUGH. PASS THE PROTECT AND SERVE ACT. Source: 6abc Action News. Used for informational purposes. @phillypolice #fop #protectandserve #phillypolice #lawenforcement #firstresponder
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If losing 250years worth of freedoms hard fought for is great...I'd rather suck!
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Awesome!
The Crazy Horse Memorial in South Dakota is one of the world’s largest mountain carvings in progress. The top image shows the full design plan — a Native American warrior named Crazy Horse sitting on a horse and pointing ahead, honoring Native pride and history.
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