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That's a got damn lie. Property taxes go to the local government. Which provides resources to the community. Ima stop engaging with you. You can't be a real person. You sounding real slow. Be blessed. – at Tampa, FL
Replying to @dajaz027 @SkirtsNSportz
Took opportunity from a state college that does nothing for the local community 😂😂😂 but put us into DEBT. Trade schools are not active or pushed to the youth, going to college is pushed on us and we all end up in debt getting a degree or having to drop out and work.
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Jonesboro, we have to do better than this.
Students, what are you doing? This is YOUR university.
I know you have reasons. But for the players, and the program...
We have to do better!
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“I want to be a doctor that can relate to somebody... relate to a sickle cell patient and actually know what they’re going through,” Mullin said.
Phillip Mullin has become the first child in Louisiana to be functionally cured of sickle cell disease ksla.com/2026/10/24/alexandr…
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Look I stand by the decision to get rid of Mike McCarthy
He wasn’t good situationally and his playing calling was ancient! Offense was predictable!
BUT—only interviewing Schotty was nasty work! Get rid of the WHOLE staff when you fire a HC
Dak and the Cowboys celebrating the passing touchdown record bothered Terry so much that he waited 5 weeks to say anything about it, totally logical
JUST IN: A 15-year-old was arrested in connection with a shooting near Florida A&M University over the weekend, which left 12 injured, including six children, the Tallahassee Police Department announced on Monday morning. abcnews.link/WDXX7q7
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Chris Smith lost his Kris Kross partner and his best friend since first grade. He honored Chris Kelly through music and art. 🖤
Long before “Jump,” they were two boys growing up together in Atlanta. Their friendship carried them into worldwide fame and onto Michael Jackson’s Dangerous tour.
Kelly was just 34 when he passed away.
Smith later explained that music and writing helped him deal with the loss. He wrote a tribute called “Best Friends Forever” and created sketches and paintings in Kelly’s memory.
“I hold onto all those good times,” he said.
Jump will always be a banger 🔥 I was roughly the same age as they were when they came out, blew my mind how young but talented they were already. Like Tupac n Biggie making all those hits before they were 25, crazy. Rip to his best bud Chris.
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Coon? Mutherfucker I was protesting so yo goofy ass could get into college before you was a thought on yo daddy's mind. I was there as that 11 year old lay on the ground. FOH. Clearly you were left behind. – at Tallahassee, FL
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When HBCUs begin closing their homecomings to outsiders, I don’t want to hear a thing. STOP going to these people schools with your senseless violence.
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being a sports fan is about managing your emotions through healthy outlets like harboring hate and nurturing lifelong grudges
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I...I....I... got nothing at this point. Nothing is going to shock me....not even that word slip that's coming. Just going to watch folks twist themselves into knots defending it.
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Producers know that feeling when the 808 finally sits PERFECTLY with the melody 😮💨
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Not Owners
Not GMs
Not Coaches
Not Players
Just Dak.
It’s all Dak’s fault.
GTFOH
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No lies told!
Replying to @InsideHBCUFball
F them people man. I have no problem saying that we are not the same as them. The Tuskegee situation last year was just as bad. We do not belong in the same environments as people with reckless abandon and no care about their communities.



























