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My motivation, my everything. Love this kid more than anything. (Pic from the Basement show last week)
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😭😭😭😭A young man's first heartbreak. I've experienced it as a mother and as a young lady I remember being the cause of one. (It wasnt because I cheated tho). They are all recoverable of course but it helps if someone is around and can help navigate that influx of despair. Shout out to this Memphis man! Don't go calling his phone either. #Heartbreak.
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Ouch @Outkast
EXCLUSIVE: Outkast Sues Ovrkast After Rapper Admits Listeners Confuse Their Names
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Shannon Sharpe again says the group that blackballed Macklemore told athletes & celebs to not go on Nightcap.
Shannon also says this group likes people to remember their atrocities, but tells Black people to forget about atrocities that happened to them!
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RIP Bayls Jett. Indiana cops murdered him and they still won’t release the body camera footage. That’s a bigger question. Why do cops get to control the body camera footage? If it’s just a few bad apples, why does the department get to control it?
Abolish the police!
You can’t reform these nazis
“Quit your job and kys”
Louisville, Kentucky — A Kentucky construction worker sued a state trooper who allegedly tased, maced, and arrested him during a 2024 traffic stop that began over a seatbelt violation. Dawson Blevins, a passenger in the vehicle, claimed the situation escalated rapidly when Trooper James Cameron Wright insisted he exit the car. Blevins says he attempted to record the encounter on his phone, prompting Wright to declare him under arrest and forcibly throw him to the ground. Despite pleading that he couldn’t move his arms due to pain, Blevins was tased repeatedly and eventually sprayed with mace while lying prone. Attorneys say he suffered two spinal fractures during the arrest and was jailed for months before all charges were dismissed. The lawsuit against Wright came after his federal indictment for multiple unrelated excessive force cases spanning four years. Body camera footage from Blevins’ arrest shows Wright deploying his taser while giving commands Blevins physically could not follow, including ordering him to put his hands behind his back while being shocked and immobilized. The lawsuit also accused Wright of fabricating details in his arrest report to justify the use of force. Wright was indicted earlier in 2025 by a federal grand jury in Louisville for beating and tasing multiple people from 2020 to 2024. Despite previous allegations of misconduct, Wright was once honored as Trooper of the Year in 2021.
Wright pled guilty in 2026 to excessive force and perjury. I have no information of whether the lawsuit was settled.
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The person removed last night from the Indy Council Public Safety Committee meeting, Jamaal Shabazz, posted a video saying he didn’t do anything “wild” or “crazy.”
In his video, he comes across as calm, cool and collected while explaining his interaction with police.
The problem? There are a dozen videos from last night showing what actually happened when police asked him to leave.......highly aggressive.
According to @ashtonhackmantv, Shabazz has been charged with resisting law enforcement.
And apparently, he doesn’t understand how committee meetings work.
The Chair runs the meeting. The Chair sets the rules. If you’re disruptive and refuse to leave, you get removed.
Leroy should’ve enforced the rules sooner. But it took Crista and Annee stepping in before he finally found the cahones to do it.
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Umpire Doug Eddings tells Cardinals manager Oli Marmol to call the league if he has a problem with his decisions, a breakdown
