Most people wildly overestimate how long Black people have been legally free in America. a timeline that shows the minute fraction of time America has recognized Black people as full humans (on paper).

Man allegedly transferred a woman’s house deed after claiming she was his dead sister, gained ownership, threw out her belongings, and hasn’t been arrested, according to the woman, who says no one is helping, including the police, court, and DA. 😳

It’s easy to cling to doom and gloom, but it’s important to remember there is always an option It may not be the most desired option, but sometimes you have to take it for the moment and use it to push you through, up and out of certain hard moments in life

The BIGGEST elephant in the room: We haven’t done ANYTHING even remotely close to stopping their nefarious parasitic agendas for us. EVERYTHING they wanna roll out THEY ROLL OUT. Unimpeded. We’re too fractured, INACTIVE & ONLY REACTIVE. People are STILL talking about VOTING, FFS!

not only has the legal system failed her but her community. She need 40 ppl willing to show up / move her BACK in & refuse to leave the house until it is resolved.

i’m about to go on an insane run. a streak of wins never before seen. i will win to the point that a new word would have to be coined, so that the person narrating my wins won’t spend all day describing it. you saw it here first.

They are pricing us out of life and y’all solution is just to lock in and make more money.

there’s quite literally books about this.

All over America people are finding gas stations that continue to charge them even when gas is not being pumped This time it’s in Vallejo, California We are being robbed blind

I've received a lot of questions from readers about how to support, and even locate, Black farmers. Here's a guide to get you started: capitalbnews.org/support-black-…

🇺🇸 BREAKING: NYC Mayor Mamdani just said what America refuses to admit. "The wealth of a median white household in the city is more than $200,000, while that of a black household is less than $20,000." Ten times the wealth. Same city. Same century. Same flag. That's not a gap.

I’ve been telling yall for years we can save the people but we cannot save this country. We have everything we need to take care of each other but yall have got to change your mindsets to meet the moment.

Get a library card and start using it. Your local library has so many resources you are not aware of. Lookup nonprofits in your area, parks, food pantries, community leaders, musicians, artist, city council, school board, small business owners and start talking to them.

I love how it's totally optional for him to do this but he does it anyway

it costs $35,000-$150,000 annually per person to leave individuals homeless. it costs $13,000-$25,000 annually to house them. not only is it cheaper to solve homelessness than to simply manage it, it’s also the right thing to do in a just society.

In 4 years I have lost: - my right to an abortion - my ability to obtain financial aid to pay for a degree - my right to clean air and water - my right to safe food free of forever chemicals - my right to be represented in Congress as a taxpaying citizen through the VRA I hate

Guys get so mad when you don’t want to engage in their red pill content

I think that we need to desperately reframe what we consider acts of violence in the United States. Not being able to afford food is violence, your tax dollars killing kids is violence.

Today’s Supreme Court decision effectively guts a key pillar of the Voting Rights Act, freeing state legislatures to gerrymander legislative districts to systematically dilute and weaken the voting power of racial minorities - so long as they do it under the guise of