I couldn't watch the whole vid cause I didn't want to hear all that ranting, but what is going on? Who's bus is it?
Salute to these White Folk out here seeking justice for George Floyd and other victims of police & promising to change their ways
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I couldn't watch the whole vid cause I didn't want to hear all that ranting, but what is going on? Who's bus is it?
It had Meek Mill on the back of the bus.
Yeah, Meek's people should have checked him on that.
I don't think Meek said "hey put this on a bus please". There is someone in marketing that decided this was a good idea, and to be fair to them, they got the fucking word out.
If he subscribes to the adage that "there is no such thing as bad publicity", then ok. But, I think he'll regret not being involved enough to temper those images. We'll see.
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This is regarding voting rights, but I didn't feel like making a new thread.
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Soleil Moon Frye says being arrested protesting in favor of voting rights was 'deeply emotional'
The "Punky Brewster" actress said her teen daughters, Poet and Jagger, were by her side.
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Straight ether.
Funny that to this day, some southerners still want another civil war to take place. The rematch would be ten times worse.
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Saban urges W.Va. Sen. to back voting rights bill
Nick Saban as among several sports figures from West Virginia to sign a letter that urged Sen. Joe Manchin to support the passage of the Freedom to Vote Act.www.espn.com
Alabama football coach Nick Saban was among a handful of sports figures from West Virginia to sign a letter urging Sen. Joe Manchin, a Democrat, to support the passage of the Freedom to Vote Act.
The letter, which was made public on Monday, also was signed by NBA Hall of Famer Jerry West, former West Virginia athletic director Oliver Luck, former NFL All-Pro Darryl Talley and former NFL commissioner Paul Tagliabue.
Manchin and Arizona Sen. Kyrsten Sinema, also a Democrat, have thus far refused to support making a filibuster exception for the voting rights bill. Without the 60 votes to overcome the filibuster, proposed legislation can be kept off the Senate floor indefinitely.
Last week, Manchin released a statement reiterating his commitment to neither eliminate nor weaken the filibuster, the consequences of which, he said, would "only pour fuel onto the fire of political whiplash and dysfunction that is tearing this nation apart."
The Freedom to Vote Act aims to expand voter registration and voting access while limiting the removal of voters from voter rolls. It would also establish Election Day as a federal holiday.
"We strongly support urgently needed legislation that will protect both the rights of voters and the integrity of outcomes in all Federal elections," the letter to Manchin said. "The Freedom to Vote Act, which you sponsored with Committee Chair Senator [Amy] Klobuchar and other colleagues, effectively addressed these goals. Now we also support your leadership in shaping legislation to secure our democracy by protecting election integrity, principled Presidential transitions and our national security during transitions.
"We come from some of our nation's most popular sports leagues, conferences and teams. Some of us have roots and shaped our lives in West Virginia. Others followed very different paths and some of us have been rivals in sports or business. But we are all certain that democracy is best when voting is open to everyone on a level playing field; the referees are neutral; and at the end of the game the final score is respected and accepted."
Saban, who was born in Fairmont, West Virginia, is a longtime friend and supporter of Manchin.
Saban has steered clear of making political stances for much of his career, telling reporters in 2020, "I've never endorsed a candidate, nor will I ever endorse a candidate or get involved in politics in any way, shape or form. I don't think that's my place."
The letter to Manchin also said that election administration and the process of vote certification "must be nonpartisan, professional and transparent."
"These principles are now under intentional and unprecedented challenge," the letter said. "In the last year, some 20 states have enacted dozens of laws that restrict voting access and allow local officials or state legislatures to interfere inappropriately with Federal election outcomes. Motivated by the unanticipated outcomes of recent close elections conducted with integrity, these state laws seek to secure partisan advantage by eliminating reliable practices with proven safeguards and substituting practices ripe for manipulation.
"To complement your efforts to have the Senate enact balances and widely supported legislation, we will encourage others in sports, business and other endeavors to join with us in endorsing the concepts set forth in this letter."
Joe Burrow speaks out on social injustice: 'I stand with you'
Joe Burrow speaks out on racial and social injustice in America
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Burrow 'won team over' in meeting on injustice
Joe Burrow shared a personal story about the racial injustice a Black high school teammate experienced during a Bengals team meeting before the 2020 season.
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Joe Burrow speaks out on social injustice: 'I stand with you'
Joe Burrow speaks out on racial and social injustice in AmericaBurrow 'won team over' in meeting on injustice
Joe Burrow shared a personal story about the racial injustice a Black high school teammate experienced during a Bengals team meeting before the 2020 season.
It's always the white boy from the stable 2 parent home with a wife lined up before 25 always saying how they "stand" with us while not in our communities where the issues can be fixed.
These dudes have the whole life planned and speak to unplanned and broken like they can "relate" lol.
This thread is crazy
New York fund apologizes for role in Tuskegee syphilis study
New York fund apologizes for role in Tuskegee syphilis study By JAY REEVESJune 11, 2022 1 of 4 FILE - President Clinton and Vice President Al Gore, back, help Herman Shaw, 94, a Tuskegee Syphilis Study victim, during a news conference on May 16, 1997. Fifty years after the infamous Tuskegee...
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New York fund apologizes for role in Tuskegee syphilis study
New York fund apologizes for role in Tuskegee syphilis study By JAY REEVESJune 11, 2022 1 of 4 FILE - President Clinton and Vice President Al Gore, back, help Herman Shaw, 94, a Tuskegee Syphilis Study victim, during a news conference on May 16, 1997. Fifty years after the infamous Tuskegee...
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Frontrunner for Worst White Bitch in the World
Maaaan I know these bitches are garbage but this is the lowest of the fucking low. I hope this bitch step on a land mine.
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John Mellencamp isn't impressed with D.C.'s gun control moves: 'Politicians don't give a f---'
Little ditty 'bout guns and bureaucracy. John Mellencamp is none too impressed with Senate's gun safety bill: 'Politicians don't give a f--- about you'