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4:57 Candace Williams snaps at Chris Cuomo: "Stop telling me not to believe my own eyes. It's an insult. An insult to Americans."
Trump insults Americans: "Just remember: what you’re seeing and what you're reading is not what’s happening."
You don not need to prove your worth or that you matter to anyone, when that is understood within you. It is innate.
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In several tweets Candace Owens jeered at critics who she said were attempting to pin responsibly for the massacre on her
2019 New Zealand Mosque Shooting - "Candace Owens" portion of the manifesto (Source)
Candace “I preach about the blacks being on the democratic plantation” Owens. Candace “they take everything the president says out of proportion” Owens. Candace “celebrities need to know we don’t care what they think, except Kanye West he’s the inspiration for all blacks” Owens. Candace “I don’t do identity politics, but that’s my main reason for even being” Owens. Candace “the liberals can’t bully me but I’ll whine and bully anyone into debating me because I think I can win” Owens. Candace Owens...wants to DEBATE Chris Evans???? Because he implied that Kanye makes statements off of not knowing his history?????????¿¿¿¿¿¿¿¿ Everyday I wake up to something new but this, this is something. I’m thoroughly convinced she doesn’t have anything to do with her life. She didn’t go after ANY of the black celebrities criticizing Kanye, or even Lana Del Rey, but sure, yea, she’s definitely not playing race politics. She only tries to debate what she thinks she can win. 🙄🙄🙄
Tatum said he is so alpha he wouldn't cry over the death of a family member but he cried for a random white boy. Straight bitch.
Say Her Name: Why Winsome Earle-Sears Is Good for Virginia
By Michael Phillips In an era where narratives are carefully curated and voices like hers often get ignored, Winsome Earle-Sears isn’t waiting around for permission. She’s walking boldly into the spotlight—earned, not given—and reminding everyone that the American Dream isn’t dead. It’s just been forgotten by too many in power. Winsome’s story isn’t just inspiring—it’s a living testament to…
Shelley Wynter’s thoughts “speak to a growing social class divide between the have and have nots among Black Americans in the U.S.,” says one scholar
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