I can’t wrap my mind around 100,000 American deaths (and over 350,000 worldwide), numbers we’ll see in the rearview mirror by the time I post this to the blog. I try to picture some of the victims: the teachers who died early on, because we didn’t want to close schools too soon; the doctors […]
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Falcons Players, Dan Quinn, Thomas Dimitroff Peacefully Protest in Buckhead — Heavy.com
The Atlanta Falcons community peacefully protested in Buckhead to support Black Lives Matter.
via Falcons Players, Dan Quinn, Thomas Dimitroff Peacefully Protest in Buckhead — Heavy.com
Like George Floyd, This Man Was Arrested For Using A Counterfeit Bill—But Says White Privilege Saved His Life — befarmed.wordpress.com
A college professor shared his experience getting arrested for using a counterfeit $20 bill—and believes that while it was a “death sentence” for George Floyd, he’s still alive due to white privilege—in a tweet that was the most-liked and most-shared on Twitter this week, according to data from social media tracking firm NewsWhip. Archeology professor […]
Her Name Is Breanna Taylor, by Fred Reed — Russia News Now
This will be a disoriented essay. These are disorienting times. Perhaps the reader should prepare himself with a double shot of Wild Turkey throat sanitizer, or a doob. I am still getting mail saying that Floyd’s death was due to underlying conditions. I see. By purest coincidence, he died of natural causes while hand-cuffed, face […]
via Her Name Is Breanna Taylor, by Fred Reed — Russia News Now
Family Festival Testimonial – June 3 2020
Filmmaker David-Alexandre CHANEL (PASSAGE)
It’s always incredible to get feedback of the audience because there is several layers of things to get in the movie. Different people always catch different part of it. Lots of people think it’s just CG and green screens but it’s not ! Also on the story side, there is some details hidden, and part of it is also open to interpretation so it’s very nice to see what it people got out of it.
Watch the Audience FEEDBACK Video:
Laughing Gull — One Woman’s Quest
Craving compassion I seek the wisdom of the river – Her glimmering waters reflect sun’s warmth I am at once calmed and uplifted – seagull raises his wings emits an ungodly chuckle. (Image, my own, is not actually a Laughing Gull, but the title fits.)
The Privilege of Kindness — THE OBSESSIVE WRITER
Countless birthday candles and shooting stars, I was raised to dream endlessly, Believe that nothing was beyond the realms of possibility. Perhaps that is what my love for stargazing was born of, Opportunities to make wishes; Stroll down the path of life without dismissals. Growing up with everything you wish for, Makes it mundane to […]
Larry Kramer Knew That an Honest Debate Was a Rude One — nyob.news
With his debut novel, Faggots, the legendary AIDS activist, who died yesterday, demonstrated the profane morality that would define his career.
via Larry Kramer Knew That an Honest Debate Was a Rude One — nyob.news
‘Sonic the Hedgehog’ lands a sequel — Canoe
Sonic the Hedgehog is to return for a sequel, after the original smashed the U.S. record for the biggest video game movie opening of all time. Paramount Pictures and Sega Sammy confirmed on Thursday that they’ve started work on a follow-up film, which will bring back Jeff Fowler as director and Pat Casey and Josh […]
Nollywood stars who have died in 2020 — P.M. News
Nollywood started recording the deaths of its practitioners in 2020 with the death of actress Jennifer Omole who passed away on January 3, 2020.







