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When you're good ,you're good
Lebron James, Dawn Staley, Jalen Hurts, hate it or love it
The Game, 50 Cent - Hate It Or Love It (Official Music Video)
Hate It or Love It, the underdog's on top
And I'm gon' shine, homie, until my heart stop
Go 'head envy me, I'm rap's M.V.P

When you wake up in morning...
Play that funky music white boy
"There's no context where this is acceptable."
“This should be deleted immediately,” wrote Sean Feucht, a Christian performer and activist who is partnering with the Trump administration for a series of worship events tied to the 250th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence. “There’s no context where this is acceptable.”
"I have no fear of the Trump administration, nor speaking out loudly
Donald Trump ‘doesn’t fit’
Donald Trump ‘doesn’t fit’ at Augusta, claims Butch Harmon ahead of The Masters - Yahoo Sports
A nation cannot be united if different groups have different basic rights...
Putting birthright citizenship in the Constitution meant:
No state could override it
No future Congress could undo it
No court could reinterpret it away
It became a locked-in guarantee.
The U.S. needed:
A way to prevent states from creating second‑class populations
The World knows
The Black Tudors (1485–1603)
John Blanke — Royal Musician to Henry VII & Henry VIII (1500s)
African Muslim Rulers of Iberia (711–1492)
John “the Moor” — Chamberlain to Emperor Frederick II (13th Century)
Septimius Severus — Roman Emperor (193–211 CE)

The U.S. Constitution once considered Black people were
Property
Non‑citizens
People without rights
A population used to boost the power of slave states












