The 'talkers' line should be stretched around the block. 😒

Yes, this HAS BEEN fact checked and it's 100% accurate. THIS is what your 4 to 6 year old child's skull looked like, and what your skull looked like when you were the same age. Wow. The human body is extremely intelligently designed. TEETH! YIKES! 😨 Source: https://viralnova.com/child-skull/

Gotta get my workouts in this week

I'm not being the bigger person I'm matching energy! God is Good!

This might be our final stand, if we make a stand that is...

I didn't know what "respect" was when I was younger, but I'm pretty sure of the day I learned to respect my dad. See, it was 1982, I was 8, my older sister Myra was 10. We were walking home from school and the nigga who liked kids (pedophile) was trying to grab my sister and put him in his car. We ran home and told my mother, who called my dad (who was at work) and he rushed home, by the time he got to the house he had my two uncles (Bobby and Perry) and my older brother (Matthew), who was 18 at the time, in the car. After calming the house down, he told me to come with him.

We drove to dude's house, my dad told me to stay in the car with my brother, as he and my uncles went to his house, dragged him out to his front yard and, as my uncles held him down, proceeded to beat this man within an inch of his life while telling him "don't fuck with nobody in his family."

Once he was finished beating him he got in the car and looking at me and my brother he said (very calmly), "You don't allow ANYONE to hurt a female in your family."

When he dropped us off, he just nodded to my mom and drove off. Mind you, the police came by later on in the day and questioned my dad, but I'm guessing when he told them why he assaulted dude, they laughed and left.

From that day on, I thought my dad was a superhero......and I NEVER crossed him.

#menareprotectors #respect #deathtoallpedophiles

Fun Fact:

Microwaves used to cost $500 back when I was a kid and only 25% of households had them. As opposed to 90% in 1997. Millennials were the first generation raised on processed food.

BLACK IN CHINA VS USA!

Julian McCall moved from the United States to China when he was 15. He was expecting police to pull him over while running, wearing a hoodie, but he was pleasantly surprised at the freedom he experienced. According to him, Chinese people and their government don’t associate Africans with criminal activity.

Being an African in the United States, or any country involved in the European Slave Trade of African peoples, forces one to grapple with the legacies of slavery and colonialism, day in and day out. Living like this conditions people to believe prejudice and white supremacist policies are universal.

As he said in his Miami Herald opinion piece, ‘While slavery’s oppressive shadow still shapes American society 150 years after its dissolution, it simply never existed in China. Black people are not a fixture in Chinese history, so my skin generated genuine curiosity rather than suspicion. My Blackness was certainly still Othering but in a much more benign and tolerable way than in America.’

For more on his perspective, please read his 2022 article, ‘Sanctuary: Black in Beijing’ in the Miami Herald.