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Malcolm X Speaks: You are more dangerous Sober and Critically Thinking!

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Not a conspiracy theory DC Mayor Muriel Bowser openly admits taxpayer dollars are being used to provide housing for illegals Illegals are getting free subsidized housing vouchers But it doesn’t stop there Tax dollars are also being funneled to NGOs to pay for housing for illegals Rep. Brandon Gill “It’s not surprising to me because you're also funding NGOs that support free housing for illegal aliens” Illegals for rental help and rapid rehousing-style payments. DC spent tens of millions overall on aid for illegals Think about this, while you can’t buy a home or even afford your rent, your tax money is being taken and used to pay rent for illegals Where are the prison sentences for politicians. How is this not treason

Interview With A Racist, 1960.

“Armed citizens stopped 48% of all shooters last year, but the FBI lied about those numbers. They recorded none. Zero percent.”

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So y’all finally hearing that @BustaRhymes @FatJoe @spiceofficial @DjKoolHerc @Drinkchamps @Power1051 have been pushing misinformation and false narratives about the origins of hip hop for years. Now a Jamaican legend finally sets the record straight. Salute 🫡 🇯🇲💚🖤💛

If Native Americans Didn’t Want To Go To Reservations

A historic Black cemetery in Palmetto, Florida, was vandalized, with graves damaged and “Trump” and “DeSantis” spray-painted across tombstones. Our ancestors deserve dignity in life and in death. Desecrating sacred burial grounds is hateful, painful, and unacceptable. We must protect Black history and honor the families impacted by this cruelty.

Horrible!!😢 Missing Eufaula Teen Found Shot, Dismembered, Burned 😢. A desperate search for the missing teen ended in horror when his parents found his body in a wooded area in Barbour County. His family says Markavious was last seen May 7 after leaving with a “friend”. The family says Markavious had been shot, dismembered, and set on fire. Investigators have not released an official cause of death.

Fingerprinting before conviction — Fourth Amendment Violation (3 cases) Davis v. Mississippi, 394 U.S. 721 (1969) Justia Law Rule: The Fourth Amendment applies to investigatory detentions, and detaining someone just to get fingerprints is a “seizure” that must satisfy Fourth Amendment limits. Why it matters: If police rounded someone up / took them to the station without probable cause (or a valid warrant/exception) to fingerprint them, that’s a classic suppression case. Hayes v. Florida, 470 U.S. 811 (1985) Justia Law Rule: Police can’t transport a suspect to the station for fingerprinting without probable cause, consent, or judicial authorization. Why it matters: This is one of the cleanest Supreme Court statements that stationhouse fingerprinting detentions are not “free.” Maryland v. King, 569 U.S. 435 (2013) (contrast case—often cited by the State) Justia Law Rule: When there is a lawful arrest supported by probable cause for a serious offense and the person is booked, the Court describes identity steps like fingerprinting and photographing as routine booking procedures that are generally reasonable. Why it matters: This is the big distinction courts use: Investigatory grab for prints (no PC / no judge / no consent) → Davis/Hayes problem Booking prints after a lawful arrest → usually allowed Mugshot / booking photograph before conviction — key case law (3 cases) A) Taking the mugshot (booking photo) after arrest Maryland v. King, 569 U.S. 435 (2013) Legal Information Institute Point: The Court explicitly groups photographing with fingerprinting as part of routine booking after a probable-cause arrest. B) Publishing / distributing mugshots before conviction (often NOT a 4A issue; more due process/privacy) Paul v. Davis, 424 U.S. 693 (1976) Justia Law Rule: Government distribution of a flyer labeling someone an “active shoplifter” with their mugshot generally does not by itself create a federal constitutional “due process” claim based only on reputational harm (the Court rejected the claim on those facts). Why it matters: If your theory is “publishing the mugshot before conviction violates constitutional rights,” Paul v. Davis is the case you must be ready to distinguish. Detroit Free Press, Inc. v. U.S. Dep’t of Justice (6th Cir. en banc 2016) Justia Law Rule (FOIA context): Recognizes a meaningful privacy interest in federal booking photos; helps agencies withhold mugshots under FOIA privacy balancing. Why it matters: Not a criminal suppression case, but it’s strong authority that mugshots are uniquely stigmatizing and carry privacy weight—useful in civil/injunctive contexts and policy arguments. (Optional alternative to #3, also FOIA/privacy) Karantsalis v. U.S. Dep’t of Justice (11th Cir. 2011) A lot of these case mentioned "probable cause" as if that is sufficient for search and/seizure. Probable Cause can ONLY be used to obtain a Warrant according to the 4th Amendment. Any "search" or "seizure" can only take place under the authority of a Warrant except for exigent circumstances (emergencies). The Warrant must be made available for inspection upon demand, must be signed and sealed, and back by oath/affirmation (insurance). There is no document called "Probable Cause" that exists. Therefore, any Officer, Official, Judge, or court case using Probable Cause to justify a search/seizure is applying the law incorrectly and unconstitutionally. Shared from Derek Gonzalez

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PETITION FOR THE REMOVAL OF “MAHATMA GANDHI” FROM PASSAIC SCHOOL NO. 25 TO FANNIE LOU HAME - Sign the Petition! c.org/X55zRK8C9J via @Change

New Jersey taxpayers are funding total chaos at Pinelands Regional High School in Egg Harbor Township Superintendent Dr. Melissa McCouli ($186K) is on paid leave after suing her own district, while the NJ School Ethics Commission found probable cause she violated ethics rules Another staffer Gina ($154K) is also on paid leave. The principal just filed a $1 MILLION tort claim. And the superintendent’s husband was arrested for threatening the principal and a board member Lawsuits, ethics probes, paid leaves, and a criminal case. A public records request on this mess was already ignored past the deadline What the hell is going on at this school?

Charleston White goes off on Adam22 after he says slavery doesn’t exist anymore 😳 “Adam You’re A Slave Master And You Barely Pay The N*ggas On Your Podcast””

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🚨 BANKING WHILE BLACK IN 2026 FLORIDA A successful Black businessman in Tampa sits in his Tesla outside Chase Bank waiting for it to open at 9 a.m. like he does every week. Bank employees call cops on him for being “suspicious.” Cops roll up, grill him about his car and what he does for a living. The white customer sitting in the car right next to him? Completely ignored. He had to flash a stack of cash just to prove he belonged there. This isn’t 1960. This is 2026. When does “suspicious” stop meaning “Black and successful”? This is exhausting

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🐷🧚🏻‍♂️If Chud The Chump was to call the Black boys in King Randall’s jr.c00n chore training camp Nggers and Chimps. Randall would make them write essays where they’ll have to write 5 paragraphs explaining why a smile and a hug is the proper way to react to racism

Memphis showed up to tell lawmakers they ain’t 💩‼️

Why are Nashville DA Glenn Funk and Clarksville/Montgomery County DA Robert Nash ignoring the public danger allegedly posed by Dalton Eatherly aka “Chud the Builder”? Repeated race-targeted harassment is not just “content.” Tennessee has Civil Rights Intimidation, harassment, and stalking laws for a reason. If someone in the Black community gets hurt after officials were warned, the cities and prosecutors must be held accountable.