saintaugusta
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You deserve a rep for this one as well.
She sounds like one a teenager swearing he ain't scared to die or go to jail. Ask anyone who has been shot or went to jail if they want to go through it again. SMDH
I have been to jail.
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You deserve a rep for this one as well.
She sounds like one a teenager swearing he ain't scared to die or go to jail. Ask anyone who has been shot or went to jail if they want to go through it again. SMDH
I have been to jail.
I bet you and your home girls were running the joint huh Moesha.
Let me guess it was a political protest. Sisters against the PO-LICE
You would know my QueenYou are sounding more and more like a fool every day.
You would know my Queen
Bob marley in da house.
I have been to jail.
What for?
None of your goddamned business. But it was awful. Both times.
Identity thief??
Identity thief??
Forgetting to take her meds and acting up in public due to severe psychosis.
That's my official entry into the why did SA land in jail contest. Twice.
Forgetting to take her meds and acting up in public due to severe psychosis.
That's my official entry into the why did SA land in jail contest. Twice.
You deserve a rep for this one as well.
She sounds like one a teenager swearing he ain't scared to die or go to jail. Ask anyone who has been shot or went to jail if they want to go through it again. SMDH
I already knew about both of these events. I knew that a black boy was murdered for looking at a white woman and that it was pivotal to the civil rights movement - could not have told you his name (I was not educated in the PC - good and bad- present day but back when it was very Euro-centric). I have also seen the movie Rosewood (a long time ago) and remember being very moved by it, but this was back before I had a really strong awareness of racism and history - I need to watch it again.
I taught a two day lesson on Jacob Lawrence (the Harlem Renaissance painter/artist) and did a lot of studying about the Harlem Renaissance as a result, presented it to high school students - and have been thoroughly fascinated by the time period as a result. I CHOSE the topic of African American art when most white people would have brushed it aside in favor of Impressionism or something similarly familiar (although Impressionism is wonderful). I tied in Jacob Lawrence's Social Realism with Courbet and other pre-Impressionistic socially motivated artists, and taught the difference between Realism and Romanticism in art.
We all romanticize the past, but let me tell you, I know what my convictions are and what I am willing to sacrifice in order to stand up for them - it is not your job to place limitations on me. I may not be AS knowledgeable about black history as you, Luv, but I relish the opportunity to learn, seize on every chance I get, and every day my knowledge and experience grow. I am a better person as a result and strive to contribute nothing but good things to my community.
I was referring to greenwood (IE. the black wall street and the first time this country was attacked by air terrorism). Anyway, you have a gift for saying the wrong thing. But, I guess that is just the way you are. Good Luck With That Madea