@bboyjunior is unbelievable!

Jordan Howlett and Donald Glover at it. "grownish gambino" 🤣

I needed this motivational talk. No more wasting life being sane and rational.

https://www.tiktok.com/@thefamousjet/video/7697079193531731231

https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2026/oct/16/katie-zacharia-fired-press-secretary

Source: [Raoul Duke 🇵🇸 ☭ (@raoulduke613) | TikTok](https://www.tiktok.com/@raoulduke613/video/7696981743743618317)

Guyger served seven years of a 10-year sentence in the 2018 murder of Botham Jean, 26, a Black man who was watching TV and eating ice cream in his living room when he was fatally shot.

#BothamJean, Remember his name

Yale University’s Institute of Sacred Music is accepting applications for 2027 graduate study. The institute covers 100% of tuition and offers living stipends, with additional annual merit awards of $4,000 to $12,000 available to eligible students.
Graduate programs include vocal performance, choral conducting, organ, divinity, religious studies, and sacred theology.

The institute also houses Yale’s Music and the Black Church program, dedicated to studying African American gospel music, Black preaching traditions, and the influence of Black sacred music on American and global culture.
Notable Black graduates include:
Dashon Burton (2011): Three-time Grammy-winning bass-baritone who has performed with major orchestras internationally and teaches voice at Vanderbilt University.
Nathaniel Gumbs (2011): Acclaimed organist who became Yale’s director of chapel music and later director of music at New York City’s historic Riverside Church.
Michelle Lewis (2013): Minister, filmmaker, and environmental justice advocate who became the first person of color to complete Yale’s joint graduate program in religion and ecology. She also earned an Institute of Sacred Music certificate.
Application deadlines:
December 1, 2026: Yale School of Music
February 1, 2027: Yale Divinity School
Applicants submit separate applications to the institute and the corresponding Yale school.

Racism has always been present in medicine and healthcare here. It’s well documented that Slaves were experimented on and almost always with no anesthesia. And of course there’s the notorious, Tuskegee Experiment, which did not end until the 70’s!

Recently, my Adult daughter experienced a life threatening medical emergency, and I can confidently say that they almost killed my daughter on two if not three separate occasions.

And I share that to say: ADVOCATE, ADVOCATE, ADVOCATE!

If you don’t fully understand what’s going on, call a friend or family member to come be with you when you talk to the doctors.

Because my daughter was in a teaching hospital which supposedly was #1 in the State, ICU was pretty much ran by Residents/Interns. And they had daily huddles outside of every patient’s room. You have the right to attend those. Ask questions, voice your concerns.

Identify those in your circle that you can call on if you need them, because if you don’t, you may end up burying your loved one. I saw way too many families in the waiting room, confused about what’s going on and they lost their loved ones…

Know your rights as a patient and make sure they don’t violate them.

BPOR U.S. Black Political Agenda

https://www.reddit.com/r/BlackPeopleofReddit/s/UqY4Kwpeuk

A lot of my friends are really excited about this new documentary coming out and I can’t understand the hype. I know the story but it doesn’t really move me, a quirky white woman scammed a bunch of people and is now going to prison, big whoop. I’m curious to see if I’m just out the loop or if this is something that (white) people make a big deal out of that most of us couldn’t care less about.