Another Fake Attempt

 Do go for the Okey Doke!

And Yet...Here We Are!

 

Nobody had "Muslim socialist mayor of New York City and the first American Pope" on their 2026 bingo card — and yet, here we are. 

While billionaires carve up the government and politicians fall in line, two unexpected heroes have emerged as the loudest voices for working people. 

Mayor Zohran Mamdani stepped into office and didn't waste a minute. Affordable housing, transit relief, protecting immigrant communities — he came in with a mandate and actually used it. New Yorkers are already feeling the difference. 

And then there's Pope Leo XIV — the first American Pope in history — who didn't come to play nice. He's been openly critical of Trump's agenda and has called out the senseless killing of civilians in the Middle East with a moral clarity that most American politicians refuse to muster. 

He's using the biggest pulpit in the world to speak truth to power. A Muslim democratic socialist from Queens. An American Pope from Chicago. Neither was supposed to be the hero of this story. And yet,

Here we are!

Not One Single Day

 

Questions For Trump Supporters

 

The Real Enemy Within

 

What I've Learned

 

1. To Be A Gentleman, You have to first be a Good Man

2.It's More Important to be Respected than to be liked.

3. It's More Important to be Respected than to be feared.

4.Dignity is the first thing that human beings need.

5.Dignity is what makes you feel like a human being.

6.There are two types of intelligence...One from learning and one from the soul.

7.History is important, As long as you can be convinced that you didn't do anything, you'll never actually do anything.

8.Life is too short to hold grudges.

9.The Largest Prison we live in is the caring about what other people think of us.

10. It never rains forever.

PEACE!

A Giant Has Fallen

 

Rev. Jesse Jackson, a titan of the Civil Rights Movement, who stood shoulder-to-shoulder with Martin Luther King Jr, carried the fight to the ballot as a presidential candidate, negotiated the release of hostages across the globe, and boldly challenged corporations on diversity and voting rights, has died.

 A proud HBCU alum (North Carolina A & T '64). 

A relentless advocate. A historic voice for justice. His influence and impact will echo for generations. #RIP #JesseJackson

Maga's Last Stand

 

Co-incidence?

 

Severity

 

Lack Of Decency

 

What I Do Not Want