They’re not scared. The children of the people who tried to stop integration are just trying to stop people from teaching about it.

I saw that mess yesterday. Man, the ratio. That bitch got ROASTED. I made sure to add fuel to the fire.

First, they made CRT an imaginary boogeyman. Then they held it up to scare themselves.

I don’t know if it’s possible to be black in America without unknowingly being some white person’s “black friend”

Jesus. That tweet. What the actual fuck? 

Me reading the Black Twitter response to Rep. Morgans tweet:

Glad we got Michael Harriot back on here in some form.

Man... I miss Harriot, but I do NOT fucks with Twitter, period.

“I had a black friend.”

“Our fear is that the constant attention created by doing so is simply encouraging more of the same truly stating what’s happening, which in some cases simply may be attention seeking statements of hate intended to do harm and in others truly may be statements of hate intended to do harm.”

This is why people were saying NOT to separate the BBB from the infrastructure bill. They knew that someone was going to pull this shit. (People being anyone with damn eyes and some sense)

I posted these stats yesterday on the NYT comments section to an ig’nant troll who was tryng to make the argument that Manchin’s doing what his constituents want.

Rahm is absolute garbage and a perfect example of the corruption of money in politics.

Seriously.. I’m thinking at least 4 more zeros behind that number.

25k?  That man needs a new lawyer. 

I don’t know how this man has spent so long in labor relations and somehow has never picked up at all on what all Black people find they need to do just to survive out here.

Nobody’s buying that sedative bullshit. Now let’s get her ass off the bench and pick through her cases with a fine tooth comb because you know there’s racist bullshit in those decisions of hers.

A private eye snooping in the lives of those racist ass board members would produce some interesting dirt.

True f’n story:

My wife finally got fed up and told me I needed to take the boys (6 and 4) to get their flu shots next time.

That time came around and before we left, I had the whole “time to man-up” motivational speech going. They were practically barking before we left. Easy day I thought.

We have to sit in the waiting…

I hesitate to bring this up, because every kid is like their own entirely different person and all, but kids are amazing at picking up cues from their parents, and if you’re at all nervous or pessimistic, it can absolutely create the kid’s experience; like that brief moment after a toddler falls, and they look at you…