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@flore88121 @archeohistories Don't forget about Trump.

@archeohistories What about the millions stolen by the Biden family, and no punishment?

In December 1872, an eleven-year-old boy named Thomas Savage was sentenced at Wandsworth Prison, London, for the theft of a small amount of iron. His punishment was shockingly severe by modern standards—four days of hard labour followed by ten strokes of the birch cane. At such a young age, Thomas was subjected to both physical pain and the harsh realities of prison discipline, a reminder of the unforgiving nature of Victorian justice. During this period, the justice system often treated children as miniature adults, with little consideration for their age or circumstances. Hard labour was intended to instill discipline, while corporal punishment was believed to deter future crime. For boys like Thomas, the birching was not just a physical ordeal but a humiliating experience carried out under strict prison authority. Such punishments reflected society’s stern approach to poverty, theft, and survival during the late 19th century. Cases like Thomas Savage’s shed light on the harsh conditions endured by working-class children in Victorian London. Many were driven to petty crime by necessity, only to face punishments that today seem deeply disproportionate. His story is a sobering reminder of the struggles faced by poor families and the severity of the laws that governed their lives. Thanks to preservation and modern colourisation, his case remains a vivid illustration of the era’s unforgiving treatment of its most vulnerable. © Colorized History #archaeohistories

@celeebrateus @WakeUpPatriott A beautiful mother and smart.

@WakeUpPatriott Beautiful Queen

What's the first thing that comes to your mind when you see Her?

@365OTG Why does she look a lil stressed😄😄

Dr. Dre, Eazy E & Betty White 📸

How sweet! ❤️

Cat found the best spot.. 😊

@crockpics Yes. That was the best time.

When you’re in time-out but your best buddy won’t let you do time alone..

@ABC Harry needs to go back home

Prince Harry has lost his bid to challenge a decision that he cannot pay for police protection while he is in the United Kingdom. trib.al/63aCF6B

THIS!❤️👏🏿 RIP to the legend, the icon, and ALWAYS the #QueenofRocknRoll👑🕊️

The Supreme Court’s disappointing decision in Sackett v. EPA will take our country backwards – placing our Nation’s wetlands, and the rivers, lakes, and ponds connected to them, at risk of pollution and destruction.   My team will work with the Department of Justice and relevant agencies to review this decision and use every legal authority we have to protect our nation’s waters for the people and communities that depend on them.   Our fight for clean water for all must go on, and it will.

Father Daughter Dance 💕 #GirlDad

@rolandsmartin God is great. Congratulations🎊🎉🎊🎉💐💐💐

Say what?

Made it to my 39th birthday. Wishing for a miracle to keep getting older. #metastaticbreastcancer #birthday #mommingwithmets

20 years ago today all of my dreams came true!!!

@LordCastleton @MsTerryMcMillan You look marvelous. That's right go and hold your head up and have a great time.👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

My son just told me he was running to Target and if I wanted him to pick up something for me. And I said, "Yes. A husband on the housewares isle."

So sad to hear of the passing of the legendary activist, actor, and football star, Jim Brown, last night at the age of 87. Sending condolences to his wife, family, and friends. RIP my brother. 🙏🏾🕊️

Simply Put, THANK YOU ⭐️