Trump is part of the 'elitists' who have NEVER represented 'peasants'

Typical A+ student ... With an inquisitive mind Anatomy and biology was my first true love and remains a clear passion Always found myself marked as the teachers pet .. Laughing .. Definitely not something I ever wanted

The phrase “black lives matter” was born the night of July 13, 2013, when Alicia Garza, an Oakland-based community organizer, learned that George Zimmerman had been acquitted in the shooting death of unarmed black teenager Trayvon Martin. Garza immediately thought of her younger brother, who is about the same size and build as Martin, and felt it could just as easily have been him who was killed. In a 2015 interview, Garza recalled:

The one thing I remember from that evening, other than crying myself to sleep that night, was the way in which as a black person, I felt incredibly vulnerable, incredibly exposed and incredibly enraged. . . . It was a verdict that said: black people are not safe in America.

That’s a feeling most black folks had, a feeling that I certainly had, and that many black folks in your churches had. Garza immediately logged onto Facebook and posted an impassioned message that ended with the words, “Our lives matter, Black Lives Matter.”

When fellow activist Patrisse Cullors saw Garza’s post, she combined the now famous final phrase with a hashtag and began sharing it to foster a discussion about protecting the dignity and affirming the value of black lives. The next day, Garza and Cullors spoke together about organizing a campaign around the discussion. Finally, the two reached out to Opal Tometti, another activist they knew in the field of immigrant rights. The three women started by setting up Tumblr and Twitter accounts and encouraging users to share stories of why black lives matter just as much as any other lives. The slogan gained traction on social media, and with some initial gatherings, the Black Lives Matter protest movement we know today was born.


https://www.thegospelcoalition.org/article/is-black-lives-matter-the-new-civil-rights-movement

*her heart is something
that gives us light
her heart is pure and kind
kind light heart,
I melt when I see you smile.

her heart is something
we loved right from the start
simple in her appearance
Yet strong and sweet
In her being
Delicate like a flower

What a blessing she is!

Happy blessed beautiful birthday to you, Kindlightheart!
I love you! Have a beautiful day!

You are in my prayers for s healthy community

You did what

I'm nervous and my socks are too loose

mmm,,,, actually sounds good, except holding the mayo''

Reminds me of a saying'

God is just, not fair

...please note...the writers are the puppet masters..we here what they want us to..doesn't matter who makes the speech ..we heard it...lol