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Theatricality & deception — powerful agents to the uninitiated; but we are initiated — aren’t we..?

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Joined November 2009
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Please be kind to your children🥹🥹 And for the children, please be forgiving...
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Hulk Hogan tells the story of how he knew Judas would betray Jesus. #WWERaw #SmackDown #AEWDynamite #WWE #AEW
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Pac wasn’t playing. In this clip he breaks down the Milwaukee situation w/ the Black Disciples after the Yummy Sandifer tragedy and how it almost turned into a full-blown shootout at the show. Real talk from the legend. in his own words he tells you how he called out the GDs
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Kendrick Lamar - Black Friday. They rapped over each other’s beat so I’m counting it through a technicality.
Hot take: J. Cole has NEVER been outrapped on a song. Name ONE track where someone outperformed him.
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This is literally how we should be treating them. Ask the question, you didn’t answer the question, cut the mic. That’s it.
STEPHANOPOULOS: I didn't insinuate anything. I asked you whether Tom Homan accepted $50k as was heard on an audio tape recorded by the FBI in September 2024. You did not answer the question. Thank you for your time. VANCE: No, George, I sai-- STEPHANOPOULOS: We'll be right back
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I’m in love with this sentence: “An inch of movement is better than a mile of intentions.”
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WAIT!!! WAAAAAAIT!!!!!
This Theory is 😱🤯😨
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TapDance for Massa, you coon.
Listen, man. I know I'm only one person, and people are going to feel the way they feel ultimately about Stephen A. Smith doing this interview. He's going to be a rich, powerful, and wealthy man regardless, but I've made HBCU advocacy and being a part of HBCU media my literal job. Seeing these lies propagated without any pushback is enraging me. 1) He did not provide a record amount of funding for HBCUs. Both Barack Obama and Joe Biden provided more money to HBCUs. He did not provide a record level of funding for HBCUs (both Obama and Biden allocated more). Trump's claim relies on the FUTURE Act of 2019, but that law just permanently renewed existing funding that had briefly lapsed—it didn't create a new, record-setting pot of money. 2) HBCUs were not failing before Donald Trump got into office and set aside that money. That's flagrantly false and disrespectful to HBCUs. Yes, HBCUs are under-resourced because many have been underfunded by state and local governments for decades, but HBCUs, as institutions across the nation, were not about to go bankrupt. Especially given the fact that Trump's administration followed the Barack Obama administration, and then this second one followed record investment by the Biden administration 3) In February 2017, Donald Trump signed an executive order to move the White House Initiative of HBCUs from under the Department of Education to directly under the White House. I know this for a fact because months later, I was a White House HBCU All Star in the 2017-2018 school year (now called White House Scholars). President Biden did move it back under the Department of Education, but it doesn't really matter what it is under if Trump isn't doing anything remotely meaningful with said initiative (outside of using it as his get-out-of-jail-free card when talking about these supposed things he's done for the Black community). 4) President Joe Biden had a board of advisors for HBCUs that featured Delaware State president Dr. Tony Allen as the leader of that board. They convened regularly. President Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris also invited HBCU presidents to the White House during this same time. So saying Democrats didn't do that is patently false, but again, Stephen A. Smith isn't providing pushback. I know this will be the one tweet that doesn't go viral or get anybody to like or retweet it, and I don't really care because I'm going to say what I have to say. But I'm going to address this on my show next week. HBCU Pulse Radio. Don't worry about it.
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Listen, man. I know I'm only one person, and people are going to feel the way they feel ultimately about Stephen A. Smith doing this interview. He's going to be a rich, powerful, and wealthy man regardless, but I've made HBCU advocacy and being a part of HBCU media my literal job. Seeing these lies propagated without any pushback is enraging me. 1) He did not provide a record amount of funding for HBCUs. Both Barack Obama and Joe Biden provided more money to HBCUs. He did not provide a record level of funding for HBCUs (both Obama and Biden allocated more). Trump's claim relies on the FUTURE Act of 2019, but that law just permanently renewed existing funding that had briefly lapsed—it didn't create a new, record-setting pot of money. 2) HBCUs were not failing before Donald Trump got into office and set aside that money. That's flagrantly false and disrespectful to HBCUs. Yes, HBCUs are under-resourced because many have been underfunded by state and local governments for decades, but HBCUs, as institutions across the nation, were not about to go bankrupt. Especially given the fact that Trump's administration followed the Barack Obama administration, and then this second one followed record investment by the Biden administration 3) In February 2017, Donald Trump signed an executive order to move the White House Initiative of HBCUs from under the Department of Education to directly under the White House. I know this for a fact because months later, I was a White House HBCU All Star in the 2017-2018 school year (now called White House Scholars). President Biden did move it back under the Department of Education, but it doesn't really matter what it is under if Trump isn't doing anything remotely meaningful with said initiative (outside of using it as his get-out-of-jail-free card when talking about these supposed things he's done for the Black community). 4) President Joe Biden had a board of advisors for HBCUs that featured Delaware State president Dr. Tony Allen as the leader of that board. They convened regularly. President Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris also invited HBCU presidents to the White House during this same time. So saying Democrats didn't do that is patently false, but again, Stephen A. Smith isn't providing pushback. I know this will be the one tweet that doesn't go viral or get anybody to like or retweet it, and I don't really care because I'm going to say what I have to say. But I'm going to address this on my show next week. HBCU Pulse Radio. Don't worry about it.
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I hate people who make creative jokes I haven’t thunk yet. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
I put it on my arms and do this
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I put it on my arms and do this
how do you fold a fitted sheet? I just be throwing that mf.
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Michael Vick touchdown pass to Brent Celek through 4 defenders.
We asked coaches a simple question: What's the best throw in NFL history? Their answers may surprise you 🍿 #NFLFilmsPresents
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This is ART!!!!! 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
please stop what you’re doing and watch this shit
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"what a privilege it is to be exhausted by an ambition of your own choosing"
what a privilege it is to be exhausted by an ambition of your own choosing
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