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This is what humanity really looks like, After years apart from his family in Nigeria 🇳🇬, a beloved Providence College security guard received an emotional surprise from the students who had grown to love him.

The students launched a fundraiser to help bring him home, raising more than $26,000 before surprising him with a plane ticket.

"We love you. You're part of the family."

A beautiful reminder that home is never too far away when people are willing to help you get there.

Their plan is still in motion to this day. Keeping us divided, distracted, and disenfranchised is big business.

Please Remember, our power wasn’t given away, It was taken by force. The colonizers didn’t come asking for power, they took it. They didn’t come asking for land and natural resources, they took it.

Jayson Tatum’s Father gets deep on how the NBA is trying to Market the “Single Mother” image and trying to push the Dad’s out the picture.

Tatum’s Dad:

“I’ve seen it when it started with the Draft, Mom got interviewed, and I was sitting right next to it, nothing was asked to me, we know what it took to get our kids there. If stuff like that is going to break me, then I don’t need to be around.”

The Father’s of Jaylen Brown & Jayson Tatum, Lamelo & Lonzo Ball gathered around the round table to discuss this issue.

Dwayne Wade’s father is in the beginning of the clip. All these fathers were allegedly present in their kids lives and were being portrayed otherwise.

You just have to buy your bullets and pay for your range time.

However you can use my 9mm rifle and pistol.

Will teach you the critical aspects:

Safety.

Stance

Hold.

Cock.

Aim

Fire.

Russia’s largest Wilberries (think Amazon) is completely engulfed in flames, darkening Moscow. This does my heart good.

Sunset Speaks ✨

Tupac’s story will always feel like a cautionary tale to me about what happens when a revolutionary mind collides with blind allegiance. He inherited political consciousness from a Black Panther legacy, possessed an extraordinary voice, and still became entangled in an environment where violence ultimately surrounded his final chapter.

And that is why I’m calling on the Bloods, Crips, Pirus, GDs and every organization claiming allegiance to a block. We are tired. Black mothers are burying children over streets we do not own. We have redirected enough rage toward one another.

Malcolm X showed us something powerful. Systems are not nearly as threatened by your weapons as they are by your ability to organize. A weapon can harm an individual. Organization can awaken a generation. Imagine taking that same loyalty, discipline and brotherhood and redirecting it toward protecting neighborhoods, mentoring children, feeding families, organizing peacefully and demanding accountability.

Your greatest enemy cannot continue to be somebody who looks like you because they live three blocks over.

So I’ll ask you this… 🙋🏾‍♀️ What would happen if all that allegiance stopped protecting territory and started protecting community?

 @AfroTV.

Snoop, Dre, Biggie...to start from the beginning but up to this current day.

Joy Gardner was a 40-year-old Jamaican mother and media studies student living in Crouch End, north London. She entered Britain legally on a visitor’s visa in 1987 and later married British citizen Joseph Gardner, who supported her application for permanent residency.

However, the couple separated five weeks later, and he withdrew his support. Joy then spent three years trying to regularise her status while raising her British-born son, Graeme.

On 28 July 1993, officers from the Metropolitan Police’s Aliens Deportation Group entered her home with immigration officials to deport Joy and her five-year-old son to Jamaica.

She was handcuffed, placed in a body belt, bound at the thighs and ankles with leather straps, and gagged with 13 feet of adhesive tape wrapped repeatedly around her head.

Joy stopped breathing, suffered catastrophic brain damage from oxygen deprivation and died four days later without regaining consciousness.

Detective Sergeant Linda Evans and Detective Constables John Burrell and Colin Whitby were later charged with manslaughter.

Burrell was cleared on the judge’s direction, while Evans and Whitby were found not guilty. No officer was held criminally responsible.

Graeme witnessed the raid and was later reported to have suffered years of psychological trauma. He was 11 when his grandmother, Myrna Simpson, pursued compensation on his behalf in 1999.

He would now be approximately 38 or 39, but little reliable information is publicly available about his adult life or whether the claim resulted in a settlement.

Following Joy’s death, the Metropolitan Police suspended the use of mouth gags during deportations, and the government banned them in 1994. Her case also intensified calls for clearer restraint rules, better training and greater accountability during forced deportations.

A huge shoutout to The Voice Newspaper @thevoicenewspaper for documenting Joy’s story and continuing to be a powerful voice for Black British communities.