Yaz Ortiz retweeted
Madame Celeste Amarilla,
Vous êtes une femme méprisable et indigne de sa fonction.
Vous ne représentez pas le Paraguay, ce pays qui a transpiré la passion et l’honneur tout au long de la compétition. Par votre inconscience et votre racisme décomplexé, le monde entier a déjà oublié le parcours et l’effort historique que vos joueurs ont réalisés durant cette coupe du monde pour laisser place à une dame incompétente donnant la pire image possible de son pays.
Je ne laisserai jamais aux gens comme elle, la liberté de laisser propager leur haine et leur racisme à travers le monde.
Yaz Ortiz retweeted
Replying to @FOXSoccer
The Other Side of World Cup 2026 ⚽🌍💔
While the world is focused on goals, trophies, and unforgettable moments, there is another side to this World Cup that cannot be ignored.
Omar Artan, the Somali referee selected for the tournament, was denied entry and lost the chance to officiate on football's biggest stage.
Thomas Partey was denied entry into Canada and could not join Ghana for their opening match.
Uruguay's national team faced travel disruptions before reaching the United States, spending a night stranded in Mexico.
Senegal captain Kalidou Koulibaly revealed that many Senegalese supporters were unable to travel and support their country at the tournament, questioning why African fans were being left behind.
Now, Ivory Coast forward Elye Wahi has reportedly been denied entry into Canada, ruling him out of a crucial World Cup match.
Referees are missing. Players are missing. Supporters are missing.
The World Cup is meant to be a celebration of the world's most popular sport—a stage where nations come together despite their differences.
Instead, many of the stories making headlines are about visas, travel restrictions, and border barriers.
Football belongs to everyone.
And when people who have earned their place at the World Cup cannot take part, whether as players, officials, or supporters, the game loses something special.
This is the other side of World Cup 2026.
My new @potterybarnteen furniture arrived! Thanks, Victor for the great delivery experience. My son loves his new bed.
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Yaz Ortiz retweeted
So many of the horrible things happening in America right now, like teaching our children slaves were lucky to learn skills, or allowing women to bleed out in hospital parking lots, or pushing migrants into rivers to drown, could be stopped by the women who look exactly like me.
Yaz Ortiz retweeted
Replying to @EndWokeness
@AmCollSurgeons are these comments tolerated and accepted by your organization? this type of bigotry has no place in our field. diversity should be celebrated, this is inappropriate and unprofessional.
The more they keep trying to bury the history of racism in this country, the more we’ll push back
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You’re welcome, @KariLake.
Really @zynga?
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Yaz Ortiz retweeted
Considering donating my leftover breast milk and came across this interesting “restriction”. Can anyone explain the scientific logic behind this? 😬 @lalecheleague @TheMilkBank #breastmilk #breastfeedingmom #blackmom #motherhood
Yaz Ortiz retweeted
People in peer nations play video games, use social media & have mental health issues at similar rates to Americans. So why is our gun homicide rate 26x higher? Lax gun laws.
Join the movement to #EndGunViolence: Text ACT to 644-33
Yaz Ortiz retweeted
I'm running for Governor of AZ. Our politics are broken, and it is time for something new. By putting people first & setting politics aside, I'll be focused on creating real change for AZ. Check out my video and join our campaign.
Come on son!!! Best news today!! #Improudofyou #Psych
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@JamesRoday @DuleHill @Omundson @maggielawson @nelsonKirsten @PsychPeacock
Even though last I checked you’re not a virologist/epidemiologist/researcher/scientist, you’re entitled to your own opinion, however wrong it may be. But to spread false information that can cost people’s lives & bully a fellow Black woman? Despicable
Yaz Ortiz retweeted
Replying to @TiffanyHaddish
Funny how Black women physicians are in the trenches treating COVID every day, fighting racism and attacks by our colleagues and patients, charged with trying to educate our communities so we can put COVID behind us then here ya’ll come.... it’s gross. Will be happy to discuss
Yaz Ortiz retweeted
All of us have had to bear some amount of harassment on top of constant COVID work, but Black women tend to get much more extreme, violent threats. Putting them on a "target" list means direct exposure to violence.
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Completely unacceptable. teapawt.net/DrJessIsomMDMPH/status…
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Yaz Ortiz retweeted
One of my friends is a Black woman physician being doxxed by Tiffany Haddish on Clubhouse. What we can't handle - and what is not AT ALL funny - is abuse of people already exhausted by the pandemic and racism having the added burden of coordinated attacks by celebrities.
Yaz Ortiz retweeted
Replying to @JJcolemanMD
We are sorry this happened and hope he is recovering well.There are many of us in the trenches trying to effect change to do more than highlight these very huge issues that affect your fellow Black Sister Docs on a daily basis link.medium.com/2om9iYmMIcb























