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If I had my druthers I'd be fancy all the time; working in the trenches ain't pretty!?! 😉🤷🏾♀️ ジャミーラ makes diary 📔 entries here to save paper
Wherever it feels good! 🌎
Joined March 2009
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Who has an extra ticket for New York @NAACP GALA I would love to attend but it’s not currently in my budget 🙏🏾🤲🏽
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In 1940s Harlem, a debutante ball was more than a formal introduction into society. These young women were presented in elegant white gowns before family, friends, and members of the Harlem community, marking an important moment of adulthood, dignity, and social recognition.
Harlem’s Black social world in this era had its own traditions, institutions, and celebrations, even as segregation shaped everyday life. Events like these reflected the importance placed on community, presentation, education, and cultural pride.
A glimpse into Harlem life from the 1940s.
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Remembering President Jimmy Carter on his birthday (October 1, 1924 – December 29, 2024)💙🕊
“Let us learn together & laugh together & work together & pray together, confident that in the end, we will triumph together in the right.”
So mad waiting for my car service I left my snacks on the chair at the airport; I hope someone enjoys them and they are not thrown away… airport certified biscoff from @Delta and @SouthwestAir pretzels & gummy bears 🤷🏾♀️ I’m ready for bed
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The streets of Harlem will be filled with festivalgoers for the 57th Annual African American Day Parade. See what to know at the link in bio
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South Carolina State faced its first major challenge of the season at No. 24 Furman and extended its winning streak to 12 games dating back to last season, further establishing the Bulldogs among the top teams in the country.
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On the 25th anniversary of September 11, EBONY reflects on a day that changed history... and the Black lives, families and first responders whose sacrifice and loss are forever part of that story.
In the face of unimaginable tragedy, strangers became neighbors, communities became lifelines and we began picking up the pieces together... honoring those lost by carrying that spirit of service forward.
Looking back through the EBONY and JET archives, we honor the lives, service and sacrifice of September 11... including the 12 Black FDNY firefighters who never made it home.
With love, gratitude and reverence, we will never forget. 🖤
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🔴🐶 IT’S GAME DAY IN ORANGEBURG!
The wait is OVER.
The stage is SET.
OLIVER C. DAWSON
⚔️ SOUTH CAROLINA STATE vs. VIRGINIA STATE
⏰ KICKOFF | 6:00 PM
🐶 BULLDOG WALK | 3:30 PM
BULLDOG NATION — get there EARLY and bring the ENERGY! Get to the Bulldog Walk and let the DOGS feel you before they ever hit the field! 😤
🔴 FANS — WEAR GARNET! 🔴
Pack Oliver C. Dawson! Be LOUD. Defend HOME.
TROJANS AT THE GATES.
BULLDOGS ON THE FIELD.
GARNET IN THE STANDS.
IT’S TIME TO DEFEND OLIVER C. DAWSON. 🐶⚔️🔥
@SCStateAthletic @MEACSports @coachberry77
#PayTheFEE
#DigDEEP
#STATEofMind
#RaiseTheBAR
🔴🔵🐶🏈
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The horror of 9/11 didn’t stop when the buildings fell. Marcy Borders survived that day, but the toxic dust gave her cancer. She died 11 years ago after a long, painful fight. Her story shows that surviving a tragedy is just the start of a lifelong battle. NEVER FORGET HER!!!
Standing with SCSU: Confidence in President Alexander Conyers - ¡Firma la petición! c.org/yKCqtkZfmh via @Change
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Twelve Black FDNY firefighters died on 9/11, however, their heroism is often overlooked. Today, while we honor all those lost on that horrific day, we shed light on these heroes.
Read more here: bit.ly/46wh2OB
#Sept11
Tanteo x Chef Kwame Onwuachi ALL HOURS Cookbook Release Party NYC swee.ps/ehmKRI_uWxvjUM
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Gloria Steinem sat with @ny1 last November for our podcast documentary about the life of Bella Abzug, and gave me some professional advice along the way. Everything being said today about her force, wit, generosity and charm is true. An extraordinary New Yorker.
