mz2euceboss.bsky.social
Full of wonder and blunder.
Lowcountry girl always.
Lover of Jesus and people.
STEM and Sports junkie.
HBCU made.💙🐶❤️
ALL roads lead back to racism.
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Yes and she still tried to keep attention on him when the pale one been hollerin smh
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The house I grew up in had a living room, a den, a kitchen, a dining area. These were all separate spaces.
Fck you and that great room, contractor.
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Fck football man. Lol
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Same
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Stopppp 😂😂
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And the children. Bc when we’re talking about marginalized and vulnerable, we seem to forget about the most helpless of all - the babies.
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And that man’s post from earlier clearly shows the limited perspective and inherent classism of the white liberal. We gotta get it out the mud for us and our people. The most marginalized and vulnerable.
And understand that, like so many before us, we’re fighting for a victory we may never see.
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The polarization transcends race, gender, class, all of it. Idc if you’re talking about the color of the sky. People are set in their position and not coming off it.
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I can’t remember if I made a post about it (maybe not bc I know how ppl can misconstrue words) but I am always going to be an advocate of intentionally finding joy and maintaining relationships outside these spaces.
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I’m all for strain through strategy but if there is no thought as to how we protect our most marginalized through it idc. Your post comes across as punitive with no regard for the collateral damage, which disproportionately affects black people, so these are the rebuttals you’re going to get.
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Well I live and have always lived in a red state. I never voted for Trump. Moreover, 90% of my relatives don’t have the fiscal ability to move out of these red states due to years of systemic oppression. What should they do? Understand the privilege from which you’re speaking to make such a claim.
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I’ve never left a job on bad terms or in bad standing because I don’t believe in burning bridges that don’t have to be burnt. And bad fits don’t always mean bad people. And bad circumstances don’t always mean permanent character.
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Make them pay you friend.