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Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. dedicated his life fighting for equity and justice. He taught us that even in the face of intimidation and discrimination, we must never stop working towards a better future – a lesson that feels especially relevant today.
Change has never been easy. It takes persistence and determination, and requires all of us to speak out and stand up for what we believe in. As we honor Dr. King today, let’s draw strength from his example, and do our part to build on his legacy.
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The American people electing Trump after he staged a coup attempt 5 years ago today was a nail in the coffin of our democracy. You can rationalize it all you want -- But inflation! But wokeness! -- but ultimately it was a societal suicide attempt and probably the dumbest collective voting decision ever made.
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Someone is trying to radicalize us. And yes they’re trying to radicalize both sides against each other. And it’s working. And there doesn’t seem to be any way to stop it other than turning off your phone and your tv (if you still have one), and going outside to hang out with real flesh and blood people.
They keep feeding us the most horrible versions of each other. The algorithms are. But who makes the algos? Who REALLY benefits from us being at each other’s throats?
If you let the algos convince you the other side is evil then you have been psyopped.
Yes, there are evil people, but most people are not. We’re letting ourselves be defined by the absolute worst examples at the extremes. That’s what they keep showing us on every news channel and every social media feed. The worst of the worst. It’s all designed to foment us into anger and self destruction. I don’t know why exactly—could be as simple as divide and conquer. It probably is.
Don’t swallow the psyop.
People who knock therapy need therapy and if they don't have therapy then it's therapeutic to not be around those people.
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I sat next to Quincy Jones once at something I had to perform at and at some point he said "Are you Jewish?" and when I told him I was he said "I produced a couple of Jews" and I said "musicians?" and he said "children."
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Francisco Lindor has been one of MLB's best — for years. So, why is the Mets superstar so often overlooked? FOX Sports' @DeeshaThosar spoke to Lindor and those who know him best in search of answers.
Full EXCLUSIVE article: foxsports.com/stories/mlb/ho…
I'm 99% sure I saw Tom Waits in a New Jersey Whole Foods asking a staff member how to get to the other Whole Foods the next town over. It was surreal and I have no evidence or reason as to why he would be in NJ lost in a Whole Foods. This experience is driving me crazy.
I asked him if he was Tom Waits and in a very raspy Tom Waits voice, he answered "No" and walked out of said Whole Foods. I am haunted by this encounter.











