
@CheyneyUniversity HBCU 1837| Coach| KAΨ ♦️ Frederick MD Alumni Chapter 18th Polemarch
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H P Glover retweeted
"“No one has tried to convince me to vote.” Nobody is paying these men any attention."
This is some straight up BS! Yall know WTF is going on but yall are sitting out because no one is giving you a bottle. GTFOH!!!
Yall wont do politics but complain when politics does you 🙄
Hundreds of thousands of Black men are sitting out elections in Ohio. Almost no one is asking them why. ms.now/news/ohio-black-men-v…
H P Glover retweeted
Hundreds of thousands of Black men are sitting out elections in Ohio. Almost no one is asking them why. ms.now/news/ohio-black-men-v…
H P Glover retweeted
Spent the past few weeks reporting on mass layoffs at a local PepsiCo plant, a landmark where I grew up in Prince George’s County — this is the result.
washingtonpost.com/dc-md-va/…
H P Glover retweeted
From FAMU to MIT, Dr. Mareena Robinson Snowden made history as MIT’s first Black woman to earn a nuclear engineering PhD. At Black Girls Rock! in 2018, she encouraged young girls to pursue science one step at a time. Thoughts 💭 ⁉️
H P Glover retweeted
Happy Birthday to Charlie Ward, the only NBA player with a Heisman Trophy.
He was also drafted by TWO MLB teams (Brewers in 93 & Yankees in 94)!
Support Frederick MD Alumni Chapter Kappa League @DoADoubleGood fundraiser to support our local youth.
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H P Glover retweeted
Stephen A. Smith is about to light up his cigar. @dallascowboys vs @Buccaneers @GetUpESPN @stephenasmith @FirstTake
Stephen A. Smith is about to light up his cigar. @dallascowboys vs @Buccaneers @GetUpESPN @stephenasmith @FirstTake
H P Glover retweeted
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
- Land theft from Black farmers
foster care drug trials
holmesburg prison
Tuskegee Experiment
race- norming
fair housing act of. 1968
urban renewal
blockbusting
Nicaragua contra
anti drug abuse act of 1986
dark alliances
dred Scott
kenny n mammie Clark
brown vs board education
shelly vs Kraemer
smith v all right
heart of Atlanta motel v USA
dred Scott
homestead act
dred Scott
grandfather clause
imminent domain
school to prison Pipeline
highway act of 1956
red lining
white flight
94 crime bill
Redistricting
gentrification
mass incarceration
systemic racism
berlin conference
treaty of hilago
1 Cherokee Trail of Tears
2 Japanese American internment
3 Philippine-American War
4 Jim Crow
5 The genocide of Native Americans
6 Transatlantic slave trade, and the lies that Africans sold other Africans into slavery
7 The Middle Passage
8 The history of White American racism
9 Black Codes
10 Slave patrols
11 Ku Klux Klan
12 The War on Drugs
13 Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo
14 How white racism grew out of slavery and genocide
15 How whites still benefit from slavery and genocide
16 White anti-racism
17 The Southern strategy
18 The rape of enslaved women
19 Madison Grant
20 The Indian Wars
21 Human zoos
22 How the Jews became white
23 White flight
24 Redlining
25 Proposition 14
26 Homestead Act
27 Tulsa Riots
28 Rosewood massacre
29 Tuskegee Experiment
30 Lynching
31 Hollywood stereotypes
32 Indian Appropriations Acts
33 Immigration Act of 1924
34 Sundown towns
35 Chinese Exclusion Act
36 Emmett Till
37 Vincent Chin
38 Islamophobia
39 Indian boarding schools
40 King Philip’s War
41 Bacon’s Rebellion
42 American slavery compared to Arab, Roman and Latin American slavery
43 History of the gun
44 History of the police
45 History of prisons
46 History of white suburbia
47 Lincoln’s racism and anti-racism
48 George Wallace Governor of Alabama
49 Cointelpro
50 Real estate steering
51 School tracking
52 Mass incarceration of black men
53 Boston school busing riots
54 Man made Ebola and A.I.D.S.
55 Church Bombings and fires in deep south to Blacks
56 Church Shootings
57 How the Irish and Italians became white
58 The Perpetuation of the idea of the “model minority”
59 Housing discrimination
60 Systematic placement of highways and building projects to create ghettos
61. Medical experimentation on poor poc especially Blacks including surgical and gynecological experimentation
62 History of Planned Parenthood
63 Forced Sterilization
64 Cutting children out of pregnant Black mothers as part of lynchings
65 Eurocentric beauty standard falsification
66 Erasure and eradication of all achievements of Ancient Africa and Kemet
67 White washing of history and cultural practices of poc's
68 Media manipulation and bias
69 Perpetuation of the myth of reverse racism
70 The history of white cannibalism
71 White fragility
72 White on white crime and white on everybody else crime
73 Irish slavery, Jewish slavery, African slavery, Native American slavery
74 White police officers murdering unarmed men, women, and children and not being convicted for it
75 Population control warfares worldwide
76 Chemtrails
77 Oil spills and chemical dumping in oceans worldwide
78 Water fracking
79 Gmo foods worldwide
80 Monsanto
81 World Wars 1 and 2
82 Wars on indigenous peoples throughout the world
83 Stolen inventions and blueprints from African people and other indigenous people worldwide
84 Steal concepts from cultures worldwide and then corrupt it
85 Mass murders and massacres worldwide
86 Eugenics and the history of sterilization of poc and history of fetal abortions worldwide
87. Flint Michigan water poison
H P Glover retweeted
In 1939, 20-year-old Jesse Lee Bond was lynched in Tennessee after asking a store for a receipt. More than eight decades later, his great-granddaughter, Kyra Harris Bolden, made history at just 34 years old as the first Black woman to serve on the Michigan Supreme Court.
H P Glover retweeted
Josh Skowronski SJCP '23 alum signed with the @SDPadres. @SJCP_Alumni @SJCPAthletics @mlb @FrederickNewsPo
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H P Glover retweeted
Support Frederick MD Alumni Chapter Kappa League @DoADoubleGood fundraiser to support our local youth.
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Possible CFB coaches on the heat seat.
@uscfootball Lincoln Riley
@CUBuffsFootball Deion Sanders
@TerpsFootball Mike Locksley
H P Glover retweeted
CU BABY!!! 💙
Cheyney University of Pennsylvania, the nation's first HBCU, has broken ground on a $36.5 million Athletics Complex that will give its students and student-athletes a new home on campus.
watchtheyard.com/hbcu/cheyne…
H P Glover retweeted
Cheyney University of Pennsylvania, the nation's first HBCU, has broken ground on a $36.5 million Athletics Complex that will give its students and student-athletes a new home on campus.
watchtheyard.com/hbcu/cheyne…
H P Glover retweeted
Your grandparents planned road trips like military operations. Ask them. For thirty years, Black families could not drive across America without a guidebook telling them which towns would kill them.
A postal worker in Harlem wrote it. The Negro Motorist Green Book.
Victor Hugo Green started it in 1936 as a list of places in New York that would serve Black customers. Within a few years it covered the country, then Bermuda, Mexico and Canada.
What it actually was, beneath the cheerful cover: a survival manual. Which garages would sell you petrol. Which hotels would give you a room.
Which restaurants had a back window. Which towns you had to be out of before the sun went down.
He built it from letters sent in by Black postal workers across the country — a network of people who knew every route in America and had all driven them.
At its height it was used by around two million people a year.
Families packed food for the whole journey because they could not rely on being served. Children were told to use the bathroom before leaving because there might not be another chance for three hundred miles.
Green wrote in an early edition that there would come a day when the guide would no longer be needed, and that this was the day he was working toward.
The last edition came out in 1967, three years after the Civil Rights Act. He did not live to see it. He died in 1960.




















