⚢ A Lesbian. A Music Artist. A Nail Tech… IG: @ thriiscompanii & @ 3thrii3
Philadelphia, PA
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Calvin Cambridge retweeted
I saw someone say she's appropriating white culture by being punk and it's very important to me that everyone knows the song played in this trailer is LITERALLY about a black woman being called a poseur by fellow punks because of her skin color 50 YEARS AGO
Calvin Cambridge retweeted
JUST CREEPY! Man says he got a smart TV and claims he was in his house being watched all day every day since he bought it
Readers added context they thought people might want to know
This is an old viral video from April 2025. The clip shows a reaction to YouTube content playing on a TV, not live surveillance through a smart TV.
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Calvin Cambridge retweeted
JUSTICE SHOULD NOT DEPEND ON WHO YOU ARE.
Two young Black men. Two cases. Two very different circumstances. But one question deserves to be asked:
Are we demanding the same urgency, transparency, and fairness when Black people are at the center of a case?
Nolan Wells’ death has left his family and community with unanswered questions, while Karmelo Anthony continues to challenge his 35-year murder sentence through the legal process.
Standing up for Nolan does not require us to pretend we know exactly what happened. It means demanding that the unanswered questions receive the attention they deserve.
Standing up for Karmelo does not mean ignoring the seriousness of the case. It means recognizing his right to due process, meaningful legal representation, and a fair appeal.
We don't have to choose between compassion and accountability. We can demand both.
No rushed conclusions.
No selective outrage.
No double standards.
Just truth. Just fairness. Just justice.
#JusticeForNolanWells #JusticeForKarmeloAnthony #EqualJustice #JusticeMatters #DueProcess #Accountability #CivilRights
Calvin Cambridge retweeted
Poverty exists not because we cannot feed the poor—but because we cannot satisfy the rich.
—Martin M. McLaughlin, 1980
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Q: Why is socialism taking off in some quarters?
BEZOS: We have real affordability problems. Housing is a good example—it's a place where a lot of the government intervention that has happened has been counterproductive. If you put in place government programs that subsidize demand and constrain supply, you are going to get high prices.