Troy_Lake

Remember when she made doctors call Ron DeSantis to give them permission to give her an abortion despite being adamantly anti-abortion for everyone else?

This is the picture the White House didn’t want you to see. You know what to do.

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2Pac(ft. Rappin' 4-Tay) - Only God Can Judge Me (1996)

Monday Night Football promo (1994) Bills vs Steelers

The Bible spends far more time on poverty, greed, and personal conduct than it does on homosexuality. Yet some people center everything on that one topic because punching down on marginalized people doesn't take courage. It's actually cowardice.

The only way to respond to GOP scapegoating…

“free speech” and “hipaa” always cited by people that clearly don’t understand what either are lmao

“Anyone who is depriving you of freedom, isn’t deserving of a peaceful approach” — Malcolm X

A billion dollar drone but the Affordable Care Act was a problem.

The 3 horseman of Twitter MAGA grifters who stand for nothing.

This is the person who called ICE on the roofers after they finished their job.

FATHER-SON PICK AND ROLL 🔥 Bron and Bronny continue to make history 🙌

I never used to understand why the United States has such high government spending, debt and budget deficits. It turns out that the country is being financially looted, and the people that are getting all that money want to take as much as possible.

After the Soviet Union collapsed, a group of corrupt wealthy oligarchs stole everything leaving the people with nothing. This is what is happening. Right now. In the United States. And so called “patriots” are cheering it on.

Reaves lobs it up to James… TWO HAND KING SLAM 👑

It’s crazy that a 36 year old movie still looks better than almost anything that releases today

A good night in LA 😎

@LeeMerrittesq @usctrojan43 A system.

In an Orange County, Florida courtroom, Judge John Jordan looked at a Black woman before him and asked, “Have you ever chopped cotton?” He followed it with, “That’ll straighten you up,” reaching for the history of plantation field labor while deciding a Black defendant’s fate. She was in court on a felony battery case, facing community service, and instead of modeling impartiality and respect, the judge invoked imagery tied directly to the enslavement and exploitation of Black people. That is not a harmless joke; it is a reminder of who has power in that room and how casually our trauma can be weaponized from the bench. Jordan’s comments triggered a formal ethics case. The state’s judicial commission found that he violated the Code of Judicial Conduct and is recommending only a public reprimand, which he has agreed to accept, while allowing him to remain on the bench. So the result is this: the system agrees his words were wrong, but is still asking Black defendants to trust a judge who sees “chopped cotton” as a way to “straighten up” a Black woman standing before him.