Kakra Kwesi Boye-Doe, MD

My mom didn’t want me to get braids because “you’re going to be a doctor and people will give you looks” but I let her know we don’t let racists dictate our life

Tribute Thursday goes out to Coach @AMB2Live who dedicates all his time to inspiring, mentoring, teaching the next generation the success skills essential to not only being players but also incredible people 🐘 4 Lyfe

@MAHA_Action Low blood sugar is actually really bad for diabetics and they need access to sugar to manage that but who gives a shit about real science when we have vibes?

Remember friends: there are two types of diabetes, one where your pancreas fails to produce insulin at all due to autoimmune disease, and one where the rest of your body becomes resistant to the effects of insulin. One of these can kill you quickly, and the cure is sugar, lots of it, and fast.

Hope it was worth it, @PamBondi

We've noticed. Pedophiles, Conmen, dictators, frauds, rapists. They've all noticed too.

He. Him. Mister. Sir. A fucking Father. Real trill, real trans. #TransDayOfVisibility

Today I am visible. Your fav trans sports babe. #TransDayOfVisibility🏳️‍⚧️

My #TransDayOfVisibility post was very simple across 3 social accounts. I posted a couple selfies and said “Today, I am visible,” and it got thousands of likes (16.1K+) before I get into the full engagement (45.6K+). (Out of that I received like 5 bigoted comments total.)

It’s Transgender Day of Visibility and I celebrate my dearest @angelmaxinetv. You continue to be a force, an inspiration, a symbol of hope for the Trans community in Ghana and I can’t emphasize enough how much I love you. Keep shining my Empress. ❤️❤️❤️

I’ll still be around, continuing projects back home 🇬🇭 and on the African continent, but this new mobility allows me to take on bigger ideas and opportunities worldwide. Here’s to perseverance, faith, and embracing new beginnings. 🙏💡🙏❤️🌏🎬

🏳️‍⚧️ Happy Trans Day of Visibility. Visibility matters, especially as trans rights are being challenged. Honored to feature these incredible men in our latest campaign and to use our platform to amplify those who deserve to be seen and respected. @iam_kyhry

Their favorite anything.

Lost your job, your million-dollar income, your wife, your kids, your friends, and the respect of all reasonable people in society, because you’re obsessed with butt sex and can’t stop ranting about it. Sad, pathetic man.

There has been one death in ICE detention every 6 day on average this year. Here’s what I told @ABC News.

Today is Trans Day of Visibility. Trans, non-binary, and gender-nonconforming people have always been here — from the hijra of India to the Diné nádleehi to the leaders who built the modern LGBTQIA+ movement here in New York. Your existence is not up for debate. Your lives are not a political issue. We’re fighting for a city where every trans New Yorker can live openly, safely, and with joy.

I’ve said this once before but just to reiterate, if transgender people’s rights are up for debate and negotiation then so are YOURS.

I try to post solid findings here, but this one is not. It's a call for more research on something that affects a lot of patients: ▪ Premenstrual worsening of #ADHD A few new papers are out, summarized here. It's a start: psych-partners.com/adhd-menstrual…

He went from working as a hospital janitor in the U.S. to training in neurosurgery. And his message is simple: Age should never be a barrier. Dr. Kwadwo, originally from Ghana 🇬🇭, had to leave his undergraduate studies at the University of Ghana when he got the opportunity to move to the United States. When he arrived, he had to start over. As someone without a science background at the time, he returned to college to take the science courses he needed, all while working different jobs to survive. → McDonald’s → other side jobs → and eventually as a hospital janitor That was his last job before the next chapter of his journey began. Today, he is on track to complete his neurosurgery residency. Stories like this shows that progress is not always linear. Sometimes the path looks delayed. Sometimes it looks unlikely. Sometimes it looks nothing like the final destination. But with persistence, discipline, and vision, a lot can change. The rest is history.

This is a clearer answer than TC’s

Across versions of ChatGPT, responses to psychotic prompts were frequently inappropriate or partially appropriate, raising safety concerns for users at risk for #psychosis. ja.ma/4rQVwM8