Life Lover

Life is the fundamental human right, without which there are no other human rights.

@nancyhighlands1 I don’t listen to morons

“Michelle Obama is a man” was one of the first conspiracy theories I heard as a teen. It ended up being how I realized that a lot of Republicans were actually REALLY racist.

@AntiWokeMemes Sin

Lets hear the answer

@amyklobuchar BS

With $300 billion, we could end homelessness, fund cancer research for 40 years, and give every child free pre-K for over 7 years. Instead, Trump is sending it to Iran. This is not America First. Not even close.

Exactly👇🏿🎯

Obama: "We've got a set of institutions that have fallen victim to the siren song of 'everything is about money, everything is about attention, everything is about fame, everything is about getting over.' But meanwhile, there are just a lot of people out here doing the right thing and raising their families and taking care of people."

In September 1946, Albert Einstein called racısm America’s “worst disease.” Earlier that year, he told students and faculty at Lincoln University in Pennsylvania, the oldest Black college in the Western world, that racial segregation was “not a disease of colored people, but a dısease of whıte people, adding, “I will not remain silent about it.” When Albert Einstein moved to America, he was disappointed to see how Black people were being treated. Even in his new hometown of Princeton, he observed separation of the whıte and bIack societies. Einstein thought of segregation as “unacceptable.” Albert Einstein rarely accepted honorary doctorates but he did so for Lincoln University, a small historically Black college in Pennsylvania in 1946. He also gave a lecture before a small group of students who are seen with him in the photo. Also taught Black university students but the press didn't like to publicise it as the idea of educated equal Black people scared the establishment.

wel well well BLACK AMERICANS contrary to popular belief are the most PATRIOTIC

This Sean Penn quote is no more controversial than recognizing Hitler was an enemy of Germany.

White people are not victims of racism. You can't be a victim of a system you created.

People of Color's history is being erased!!! 😭😭😭

@Yam_Nivek Joe Biden, Barack Obama, Nancy Pelosi all came NOT rich, all left FILTHY RICH.

@ArtOfMusic_ Remember Democrat policies that are destroying the black population

No other group in America had to survive •Black Codes •Convict leasing •Jim Crow •Redlining •Sundown towns •COINTELPRO •Assassinations of leaders •Crack epidemic (CIA linked) •Mass incarceration •School segregation •Destruction of 60+ Black towns •GI Bill exclusion •FHA loan denial •Police lynchings •Media demonization

@KarenHoward42 I believe Tara Reade

@RepSummerLee Stop cutting in line! Until Native Americans get the entire country back, your in second place.

As we approach America's 250th year, we recognize Black labor, Black lives, and Black futures have suffered government-sanctioned harm. Reparative justice means quality jobs, healthcare, economic opportunity, and so much more. When Black communities thrive, everyone thrives.

@Joe__Bassey Since 1973, 17,000,000+ black lives have been destroyed through Democrat policies, especially abortion

Acknowledging the atrocities committed and overseen under Leopold II in the Congo does not diminish the horrors of the Holocaust. History is not a competition of suffering. It reminds us of a fundamental truth: genocide, mass murder, and crimes against humanity have occurred across different continents, cultures, and eras. Every victim deserves equal dignity, remembrance, and justice. When we honor all human suffering without hierarchy or selective memory, we move closer to a world that truly learns from its past rather than repeating it.

Happy Seersucker Day! How do I look? 😎

This wasn’t an accident. This wasn’t bad luck. This wasn’t unforeseen. This was engineered. Engineered by Democrat politicians who promised progress while entire neighborhoods sank deeper into addiction, fatherlessness, crime, dependency, and hopelessness. For generations they asked for votes. For generations they got them. Now look at the results. I live where these policies land. I don’t need a professor, a pundit, or a politician to explain what I see with my own eyes. I see the outcomes. And the people paying the highest price are the very people they claim to represent. Let’s have the conversation they don’t want us to have. #AStoneGroove #SilentMajoritySpeaks

Some stories make us celebrate, others make us reflect. All of them deserve our attention. This week on BET News, we're honoring Black LGBTQ+ voices and creativity, taking a closer look at a controversial refugee policy, and covering a landmark verdict in the O'Shae Sibley case. Head to BET.com for more! #BET