Dems LIGHT UP the GOP in POWERFUL Floor Speeches

Well, He's BAAACK!!

 Unfortunately, in my opinion, Donald T***p was elected as U.S. President again. I don't get it, but, it seems obvious. This, to me, was a racist and misogynistic victory for him. You got a Black President twice. You won't get a Black, Asian, WOMAN as President. Nah, nah. 

 What I can't understand is, why Latino, or Hispanic, women of any race, and ignorant Black people would vote for this man, KNOWING, you ain't his people. Give him time. He, and his crew are going to prove to you, you are not HIS people. 

No, I am not happy about this election. It seems hinky that the election was so one sided. But I think the Kool-Aid was tasting pretty good this time around. You who voted for him will find yourselves the brunt of his destruction. WATCH!!

Oh, and you poor Whites. Don't think he cares about you either. He doesn't care about you anymore than he cares about anyone else. Set your watches. It's just a matter of time that reality is going to slap you as hard as the rest of us.

Alvin Bragg SPEAKS FOR FIRST TIME since TRUMP CONVICTION

The Story of Fortune, a Slave

 Fortune, his wife Dinah and their 3 children were slaves of Preserved Porter, a Connecticut bone doctor. In 1798, Fortune slipped from a rock on the west bank of the Naugatuck river, broke his neck and drowned. At the time, dissecting cadavers was illegal; but not applying to slaves, Dr. Porter cut him into pieces at the riverbank. At his office, he boiled the bones so that all flesh fell off, etched labels into them and used them as a medical training tool. Dr. Porter died 6 years later, listing the bones as worth $15 ($330 today).

Prior to his death, Dr. Porter used the bones to teach anatomy to his son; who used them to teach anatomy to his grandson; who used them to teach his daughter…135 years of generational doctors and wealth. In 1933, his name long forgotten, the family donated the bones to the Mattatuck Museum where they were displayed next to slave tools as “Larry the Slave”; a popular exhibit shown on their postcard; not taken down until 1970 when the Museum realized this was demeaning. They stored them in the basement.

In 1999, made aware of these bones in the basement, the NAACP and museum staff enlisted anthropologists and archeologists to examine them, ultimately determining this was Fortune. Based on bone density, he was a strong man who lived and worked with a broken back, hand and died of a broken neck.

On Sept. 13th, 2013, after being a slave, medical specimen, museum exhibit and archeological artifact spanning 275 years, Fortune was finally freed…laid to rest next to White society of his time…something that wouldn’t have been allowed when he died.

This is not an isolated story. Medical usage of Black and Indigenous people in ways prohibited of Whites was not uncommon. Since I still can't find my GG Grandfather (Ned Mills), Erica and I decided to make a donation to the Assoc for the Study of African American Life & History, as well as to make a regular pilgrimage here to leave flowers for Fortune.

Black History is American History and Black Lives Matter. If not to you, I got this. My actions will show they always have and still do…no statute of limitations. Now rest, Fortune.

The HistoryMakers: Documenting Black history through first-person accoun...

Nicolas Cruz get life without parole...NO!

 I'm not for or against the death penalty. But in the case of Nickolas Cruz, the man needed to go. He knew what he was doing, he planned it, he executed 17 people. I don't know what the jury saw that he, Cruz, SAID he did it, to say he should be spared. Good luck dude. You'll need it.

The U.S. Supreme Court Overturns Roe v. Wade

 I am not an advocate of abortion. I do not believe abortion should be used for birth control. HOWEVER, I do not believe government has the right to tell me to carry to term the child of rape, nor of incest. Nor to continue to carry an ectopic pregnancy, or other life threatening pregnancies. The Supreme Court made a huge mistake in overturning Roe v Wade, which now allows states the opportunity to ban abortion completely. A woman should be the one to decide what happens to her body, and with the guidance of her doctor. There are so many children in the adoption system, and many more in the foster system. Let's take care of them in finding forever homes.