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@skiistiredasf R.I.P. Lewis Charles Malone

Rest in power, Lewis Charles Malone. One of the pioneering Black Marines (Montford Point Marines) who served in WWII and fought at Iwo Jima has passed at 103. Born in Alabama in 1923, he helped break barriers in the U.S. Marine Corps during a time of segregation. His service and the legacy of the Montford Point Marines continue to inspire.

The worst dudes you know are busy saying Black women (the base) are arrogant and entitled or Black voters are stupid or Black elected officials are shills ...all part of some fake version of a working class makeover (takeover) of the party. Masks are slipping all over the place.

Happy 103rd Birthday to a true legend, — one of our very own Top Gun and a Documented Original Tuskegee Airman (DOTA). ✨ Col. Harvey made history as part of the team that won the Air Force’s very first “Top Gun” competition in 1949 — and did it with inferior aircraft. That victory sent shockwaves through military aviation. The trophy they earned was hidden away for nearly 50 years, but the impact of what they accomplished could never be erased. As one of the first Black fighter jet pilots, his legacy goes far beyond that moment. It’s about breaking barriers, overcoming adversity, and proving excellence through unmatched skill, determination, and resilience in the face of discrimination. What really stands out is his mindset: “Being old doesn’t mean anything. It’s just a number. It’s your attitude… you have to keep a positive attitude about everything. And have a sense of humor. If you don’t, you’re dead in the water.” Col. Harvey has continued to be an outspoken advocate, showing what it means to lead with strength, purpose, and perseverance. There’s no way to capture everything he’s done in one post, but if you have a moment, take a look at his incredible story here: "James Harvey profile" (https://reference-url-citation.invalid/1) Take a moment to wish him a Happy Birthday and show love to a true American hero. ❤️ #HappyBirthday #TuskegeeAirmen #TopGun #AmericanHero #RiseAbove #HonorTheirLegacy

We remember Lawrence Brooks 🌹 The oldest World War II veteran in the United States and believed to be the oldest man in the nation, passed away at the remarkable age of 112. With his departure, the world lost not only a man, but a living witness to history, a member of the Greatest Generation whose courage, endurance, and quiet dignity carried him across more than a century of change. His life stands as a testament to service, sacrifice, and unwavering strength. 🕊️

The reason why America do not have universal healthcare coverage in America because of Black people. it’s a true story. They wanted Black people to die out in two generation so they deny university of healthcare for Americans.. and everybody suffered because of that included white people

Anna Mae Robertson (née Wilson), a member of the historic all-Black, all-female 6888th Central Postal Directory Battalion (“Six Triple Eight”) during World War II, passed away in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, at the age of 101.

Hello, I wanted to share something important with you. Our community is coming together to support Denise Oliver Velez during this difficult time as she faces her health battle. Every contribution can help ease her final days and support her husband. gofund.me/e47006cea

#OTD Jul 13, 1787: The Continental Congress passes the Northwest Ordinance. In addition to providing for a government and civil liberties for a new territory, excludes enslavement northwest of the Ohio River except as punishment for a crime. #History history.com/this-day-in-hi…

#OTD Jul 13, 1929: A white mob drove more than 200 Black residents out of North Platte, Nebraska. The mob targeted the entire Black community with violence after a Black man was accused of killing a local white police officer. #History calendar.eji.org/racial-injusti…

@wholesome_X_ Outstanding.👏🏾

This Pennsylvania barbershop boosts kids' confidence by paying young customers $3 to read stories aloud during haircuts, deserving endless retweets.

@donnie197235 @skiistiredasf Bulls…😏

@skiistiredasf The race war has started

Two Black Women, Sharon Owens and Dorcey Applyrs made History as the First Black Mayors of Albany and Syracuse in Upstate New York

Please help elevate this story. She absolutely did not hang herself. They ruled suicide and the story went away. She and her family deserve better.

#OTD Jul 9, 1868: The 14th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution is ratified, guaranteeing African Americans full citizenship and all persons in the U.S. due process of law including those formerly enslaved. #History zinnedproject.org/news/tdih/14th…

#OTD Jul 9, 1793: The Act Against Enslavement in Upper Canada bans the importation of enslaved persons and will free those who are born into enslavement after the passage of the Act at 25 years of age. The act was partly inspired by the case of Chloe Cooley, a Black woman who was violently bound and sold into enslavement in 1793, according to the Canadian Encyclopedia. It was also driven by the growing abolitionist sentiment within the British Empire. #History thecanadianencyclopedia.ca/en/article/179…

@Just_CallMeD Great Spaces D and everyone. G’night family.

@Just_CallMeD History of Republican antiunion platforms since the 1960s.