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May 22, 2018 30 tweets 15 min read Read on X
Thread: I asked people what the longest romantic relationships they’ve seen are, and the responses have been amazing.

People have shared stories, photos, advice, pain, and joy. I’ve added some of my favorites and will continue to add as people share! #ShareSomeLove
Aspire to be like @MsDre20’s parents. Still dancing to their own music.
Romance to smile at and advice on how it continues to work from @kjemcgregor.
An upcoming 50th for the beautiful parents of @bonsaidream.
Shout outs to @Sidney7725 growing up around a lot of love.
“Set aside shame” a word from @lunaheartloves
Beyond beautiful, thank you for sharing @KevinETaylorTM3
Congrats @kishau!
Hmmmm an interesting view and potential great plan for some by @17ShortFuse’s mother.
This advice >

@Point_PPI
What a beautiful family, y’all finna turn up for that anniversary I’m sure @StephanieAmaya_
A beautiful thought and word from @ericabuddington
Ayyyy as long as they figure it out after the fighting is all that matters @MyaB777
Lord knows I love @etbowser and @seejavaciawrite 🖤✊🏾
A monthly date and no phones... whew good luck folks lol. @Melimel540
65 years, damn many don’t get 65 days lol. Something to aspire to, @Karnythia
Hell of a long time @cbsfinest540
We may not see relationships built like this anymore @_EricJon, but one can hope.
Words to live by @satsumi_o
Your grandparents doing the damn thing @_BrookieB_
I haven’t seen it either, but it’s dope and something to want @Maria_Giesela
Working things out. A word from @Corlon_Evans
Marriage goals for sure! @CJAllenCrowder
A huge HAPPY ANNIVERSARY to @ericsslater
I’m glad they worked it out. That isn’t easy to do @ConStar24
Yep, this is often the key lol @AlliPist
Loving someone at their worst is powerful. @Kathia39
Soulmate is such a beautiful concept. @BTCOperator
Yes, there is hope lol @po3tictrag3dy
This that Love & Basketball stuff. @amyshdz

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Jul 31, 2018
The Hypocrisy of Racist Logos:

Last weekend I decided to wear this shirt, I figured it would catch some by surprise but I didn’t expect people to be as trash as they were.
The shirt is a play on the Washington “Redskins” logo to demonstrate how people look wearing apparel with a logo that is blatantly racially charged and disrespectful.

The shirt doesn’t have any rude language or slurs such as “crackers” or “honkies”... but that didn’t matter
I left @SXMProgress after just doing an interview with @XorjeO and it was my first time in public with the shirt on.

A white guy walking by mistook the shirt for an actual team shirt and yelled “Go Skins!” I said “nah”, he then saw my shirt and yelled “asshole!”
Read 12 tweets
Jun 6, 2018
Thread: The 320th Barrage Balloon Battalion – the first African American unit in the segregated US Army to come ashore on D-Day. #DDay
All films about the storming of Omaha Beach in France on June 6, 1944 don’t show any black soldiers. Most textbooks never mention them, but they were there, fighting against tyranny — all while dealing with it at home and in the military.
The 320th were charged with raising hydrogen-filled balloons over the beaches anchored to steel cables. Tucked under the 125-pound gasbags were small bombs .

Until the beaches were cleared, the 320th were infantry troops as well. Digging trenches and round up German troops.
Read 11 tweets
May 23, 2018
Thread: Six years ago today, I found out that I have #MultipleSclerosis. A battle I wasn’t prepared for, but with the help of my family and friends, I continue to fight.

I hope my story will help someone else with #MS or a loved one of someone with MS.
I’ve always been in love with athletics and exercise, I played EVERYTHING growing up and that didn’t change as I entered adulthood.

I remained a very active person, so when my body began to feel “off”, I knew something was wrong.
One morning I woke up and my legs didn’t really have sensation, sort of like “pins and needles” when you’ve been sitting too long.

I didn’t think much of it, and I decided to go play football that day anyway. Most of the game I felt fine, but then my legs felt sensation-less.
Read 25 tweets
Mar 13, 2018
The audacity of white privilege:

This woman next to me took her shoes off and placed both feet on the table. So I’m waiting for flight staff to say something...
So flight staff walks by numerous times without saying anything, and I’m irate, because no black person would ever get away with this shit. So I start looking at the staff noting that there is an issue. You know, giving them the snitch eye...
So finally I decide to say something to the woman myself. So I say “ma’am, I’m trying to eat, and your feet are next to my food.”

She says “what do you want me to do, the seats are small”
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