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MAKE SOME NOISE: WE DON’T GO QUIETLY

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  "Early in life, I learned that if you want something, you better make some noise."  – Malcolm X That lesson has never been more relevant. Right now, we are living in a time of extreme chaos, led by a man who thrives on destruction, division, and fear. But let’s not forget:  we are stronger than him. There are more of us than there are of them.  And when the people rise, when we make our voices heard, no amount of corruption, intimidation, or injustice can silence us. They want us to be quiet. They want us to roll over and accept whatever scraps they throw our way. They want us tired, hopeless, and defeated. But  we don’t go easily. The Black Panthers never went easily. Malcolm X never went easily. Our ancestors never went easily. They fought, they organized, they protected their communities, and they stood against a system designed to keep them oppressed. They didn’t ask for justice; they  demanded  it. They didn’t wait for permission; they  too...

Black History: 365 Days, No Permission Needed ✊🏾

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To my fellow readers—both book lovers and those just passing through   Awkwardly Introverted —I hope y’all are enjoying this celebration of   Black power, Black excellence, and Black men and women doing the damn thing.   ✊🏾✨ As a   proud Black woman , I know one thing for sure:   no one can tell us anything.   We   are   Black history.   365 days a year. Every. Single. Day.   πŸ–€πŸ’ͺ🏾 And to the  racist white folks  mad about it— sit y’all asses down somewhere . πŸͺ‘ We’re not going anywhere. In fact,  we’re growing, thriving, and taking up space.  Y’all keep trying  (and failing)  to erase us, but history proves we don’t just survive—we  rise.  πŸŒπŸ”₯ That  orange, Cheeto-dusted buffoon  πŸ§€ with his  crusty, chapped mouth?  He couldn’t stop us before, and he damn sure  can’t now.  We’ve faced  far worse , and yet, here we are— stronger, smarter, and more unstoppable t...

A New Dawn for America: Why Kamala Harris Deserves Our Vote

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  Good morning, everyone! 🌞 I hope today brings you nothing but blessings and positivity! πŸ™ŒπŸΎ Let’s embrace this day with open hearts and clear minds as we move forward together. Let’s get real about something —we are living in a time where division runs deep in our country, and a lot of that can be traced back to the rhetoric and actions of the previous administration. Trump’s presidency didn’t just leave us with broken promises; it sowed seeds of hatred that have divided us more than ever before. He empowered racist individuals to feel emboldened, to commit hateful acts with a sense of impunity, and let’s not even start on the brainwashed cult members that make up the MAGA movement. This is not the America we should want. We can do better. We deserve better. Let’s break down those so-called "promises" Trump made, as highlighted in the image: Handed a Booming Economy : Trump was given a strong, growing economy, yet he managed to tank it. The economic gains made before hi...

Harris/Walz 2024: A Dynamic Duo for a New Era 🌟

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As the 2024 election season ramps up, the potential ticket of Kamala Harris and Tim Walz is generating buzz πŸ”₯ among Democrats and political observers alike. With Vice President Kamala Harris at the top of the ticket, known for her sharp legal mind and dedication to justice ⚖️, and Minnesota Governor Tim Walz, recognized for his leadership and pragmatic approach to governance πŸ›️, this duo could bring a powerful blend of experience, progressivism, and Midwestern sensibility to the national stage. Harris has already made history as the first woman, first Black woman, and first South Asian woman to serve as Vice President of the United States πŸ‡ΊπŸ‡Έ. Her candidacy in 2024 would further solidify her place as a trailblazer in American politics, offering a vision focused on equity, economic justice πŸ’Ό, and climate action 🌍. Tim Walz, with his roots in education πŸ“š and military service πŸŽ–️, brings a grounded, common-sense approach to leadership. His experience as governor, particularly during...