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People wanna see aliens so bad, yet they can't tolerate humans with a different skin color.
Lying, saying that she didn’t know her neighbor was a “person of color” (Southern White women are never afraid to say Black, and worse, so this was definitely some made up BS). Then playing the victim and lying again about learning from it. Typical. 👩🏼💩
Alaina Kunes, a University of Mississippi student who was captured on video walking past an apartment making monkey noises and gestures at the door, has issued a public apology cbs58.com/news/ole-miss-stud…
Candace Owens never heard a Biblical argument against interracial marriage:
When I was in both elementary and high school, plenty of white kids said interracial dating/marriage was wrong based on how God forbid Hebrews and Philistines from marrying—which is why Samson was *really* punished for marrying Delilah.
The no longer mentioned King of R&B wrote and produced one of the King of Pop’s most beautiful and epic ballads—and the first song ever to debut at No. 1 on the Billboard Top 100 chart.
Michael Jackson — You Are Not Alone
Name another song that mentions the word "Alone." 🎶
Released earlier in the year in August, 16 year old Tiffany's cover of the song "I Think We're Alone Now" hit #1 on the Billboard Hot 100 on November 7, 1987. It stayed at the top for 2 weeks. The song, written and composed by Ritchie Cordell, was first recorded by Tommy James and the Shondells. It was a major hit for the group, reaching #4 on the Billboard Hot 100 in April 1967.
Tim & Bob were in the zone when they sampled the violin and bamboo flute from the song “Yearning for Peace,” from the soundtrack of the Jet Li movie, Hero.
Still one of the most iconic modern R&B/hip hop beats to date. 🔥🔥🔥
Bobby V feat Lil Wayne — Tell Me
This.🎯A lot of them want meaningful relationships, meaning, on their terms—Anything that differs exposes the fragility. Especially here, having civil and casual conversations where some of their ideas get challenged, they take it so personally and block so fast 😂People like that can only live in echo chambers, so let them.
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There are plenty who live around Black people and still believe they have dominion over us—But yes, there are also many who live around no one Black other than their shadow and believe they do as well. We're just objects to them, not human beings.
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This. It's also beyond politics because for centuries, White people have been both legally and culturally conditioned to define our existence and tell us what we can and cannot have. Sometimes even the most well-intentioned do it unaware and have to be called out.
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Aside from counting all the incoming absentee and provisional ballots, here’s some background on Cyndi Hyde-Smith from her 2020 race that can give some insight on why she wouldn’t want to lose to *him* specifically:
They weren’t comparing Tisha Campbell and Teena Marie’s vocals against each other—they were comparing the similar tone Gina’s (Tisha) voice has when she yells at Martin to Teena Marie’s tone when she sings. 😄
True. I’ve got every CD I’ve ever purchased, and countless compilation CDs I’ve made for almost three decades.
Ceelo Green dropped a line that mentioned the core vegetable in traditional Black Southern cuisine, which the song is an ode to.
The LP also shares the same title and remains of the greatest albums in the hip hop pantheon far beyond the South.
Goodie Mob — Soul Food
An energetic anthem celebrating the newly-formed Roc Nation and the artists’ dominance over the music industry and culture.
It definitely dominates sports arenas and stadiums—it could again in SB LXI 🏈
Jay-Z (feat. Rhianna and Kayne West) — Run This Town
Name another song that mentions the word "Town." 🎶
Written by Bob Stone & produced by Snuff Garrett, Cher scored her first solo #1 Billboard Hot 100 hit on November 6, 1971, with the song, "Gypsys, Tramps & Thieves," the lead single from her 7th studio album. She hit #1 on both the Billboard & Canadian Singles charts at the same time, making her the 1st artist to ever do so. It was Cher's first song with instrumental backing by L.A. session musicians from the Wrecking Crew.
