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I think we should start with separating Sports and Arts and Culture into two separate portfolios.
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Jemarcus Kilgore, from 'All's Fair', talks about how Niecy Nash-Betts supported him in incredible ways following the death of his mother
"My mom passed away in 2025, in the middle of filming, and Niecy called me to make sure I was good, sent flowers to the house, checked up on me, made sure that production knew like, 'Hey, we're going to take a break on him for a little bit," he said. "She showed up in a way she didn't have to show up."
"I will always say I got the best TV mom in the world because she shows up when she cares in a situation that she doesn't have to," Kilgore added.
ndiyamonyanya lomntu. i donβt even think ukonyanya is a strong enough word to describe my hatred for him.
Thank you, we stepped in when Hockey needed money, we stepped in when Chess SA needed assistance, all Federations get a grant from government, you might dislike me but donβt apportion blame based on your feelings, read up and understand before you come for me.
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Blame is being βapportionedβ to you because you misrepresent how funds are allocated. The statement implies all money goes towards Sport, however the minister himself was responsible for R31m being used for private, none sports related travel.
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ndisene nerves π΅πΈπ¨π©πΈπ© retweeted
True but there are better ways to make this point. Her tweet is filled with vitriol, itβs blatant racism. No different from what the racist white people say on this app when they try to humble black women.
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ndisene nerves π΅πΈπ¨π©πΈπ© retweeted
Having adhd comes with so many terrible side effects. I hate when people bastardize the disability, itβs life-ruining.
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Calling out the xenophobia around Diwali food is completely valid. Weaponizing that to punch down at Black women with weird, mythologized tropes about hair completely ruins the point.Β You can call out religious bigotry without resorting to misogynoir. Two things can be wrong -
ndisene nerves π΅πΈπ¨π©πΈπ© retweeted
You don't have to invent a backstory for not liking Indian people. If they're racist and you want nothing to do with them just say this. Not sure why you feel compelled to make up melodramatic stories about being forced at gunpoint to eat cursed food. You sound like Americans π€£
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Youβre either against all bigotry or youβre not. Yes Indians can be racist. And I say this as someone who lived and worked in Durban and has experienced said racism first hand. At the same time you cannot go around saying peopleβs food is bewitched or demonic. Thatβs racist too!
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Iβve been intentionally avoiding this whole Diwali discourse thatβs been going on but I just want to say that this is South Africa. Since WHEN have we displayed so much religious intolerance? First it was Islamophobia now this. Our diversity is literally our hallmark