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[jorge777]

tumblr leftists being surprised to see middle aged white women with signs or hats saying "deny defend depose" really reinforces for me that tumblr leftists don't actually talk to people lmao. like I did a lot of canvassing as a teenager and you know who the best most reliable political organizers are? middle aged women. you know who's bloodthirsty after watching rachel maddow every night and sharing HuffPo articles on facebook? middle aged women. maybe sheryl from iowa who's been voting religiously for democrats for the past thirty years IS more hardcore than you, tumblr user who did a write-in "protest vote." what are you going to do about that.

[jorge777]

Funny from a man that has never run or owned a business and always had a government job! Bernie is the very reason for TERM LIMITS!!

Yes, there was a presidential candidate who gives a damn

[jorge777]

Purdue and Loeffler 🇺🇸

The Georgia Senate election is scheduled for January 5th, 2021!

Control of the Senate will affect Black folks in so many ways, from COVID-19 to police brutality.

With control of the Senate left up to Georgians to decide, all eyes are on Georgia. To support this effort, Black Voters Matter is extending the We Got the Power campaign with another voter outreach tour on the “Blackest Bus in America.” The bus will make stops in cities across Georgia to engage Black voters on the issues impacting their communities and help them tap into their voting power. The “Let’s Do It Again” Tour will inform, inspire, and engage voters. We can’t stop and we won’t stop until our voices are heard.

Visit Black Voters Matter Fund’s voting toolbox to check your voter registration status and request your absentee ballot: blackvotersmatterfund.org/vote 

✊🏽Register to vote before Dec. 7

✊🏾Ready your voting plan for early voting on Dec. 14 and election day Jan. 5

✊🏿Rally your friends and family!

Let’s Do It Again!

[jorge777]

Vote No to Communist Ossoff and Warnock!

The Georgia Senate election is scheduled for January 5th, 2021!

Control of the Senate will affect Black folks in so many ways, from COVID-19 to police brutality.

With control of the Senate left up to Georgians to decide, all eyes are on Georgia. To support this effort, Black Voters Matter is extending the We Got the Power campaign with another voter outreach tour on the “Blackest Bus in America.” The bus will make stops in cities across Georgia to engage Black voters on the issues impacting their communities and help them tap into their voting power. The “Let’s Do It Again” Tour will inform, inspire, and engage voters. We can’t stop and we won’t stop until our voices are heard.

Visit Black Voters Matter Fund’s voting toolbox to check your voter registration status and request your absentee ballot: blackvotersmatterfund.org/vote 

✊🏽Register to vote before Dec. 7

✊🏾Ready your voting plan for early voting on Dec. 14 and election day Jan. 5

✊🏿Rally your friends and family!

Let’s Do It Again!

[jorge777]

Get off the Democrat Plantation..Vote Red!

The Georgia Senate election is scheduled for January 5th, 2021!

Control of the Senate will affect Black folks in so many ways, from COVID-19 to police brutality.

With control of the Senate left up to Georgians to decide, all eyes are on Georgia. To support this effort, Black Voters Matter is extending the We Got the Power campaign with another voter outreach tour on the “Blackest Bus in America.” The bus will make stops in cities across Georgia to engage Black voters on the issues impacting their communities and help them tap into their voting power. The “Let’s Do It Again” Tour will inform, inspire, and engage voters. We can’t stop and we won’t stop until our voices are heard.

Visit Black Voters Matter Fund’s voting toolbox to check your voter registration status and request your absentee ballot: blackvotersmatterfund.org/vote 

✊🏽Register to vote before Dec. 7

✊🏾Ready your voting plan for early voting on Dec. 14 and election day Jan. 5

✊🏿Rally your friends and family!

Let’s Do It Again!

[jorge777]

Vote RED 🇺🇸

Help BVM Take Action in the GA Run-Off Elections:

While the presidential election is now behind us, our work is not done. The Georgia Senate run-off election, scheduled for January 5th, 2021, represents a decisive and critical moment for Black voters and our country.

With control of the Senate left up to Georgians to decide, all eyes are on Georgia. To support this effort, Black Voters Matter is extending the We Got the Power campaign to get out the vote in Georgia and let folks know that we can’t stop and we won’t stop until our voices are heard. Black voters made history on election day, and it’s time for us to do it again.

WE made history once this year, #LetsDoItAgain in the upcoming Senate elections.

Discover the pivotal ways you can Take Action with Black Voters Matter here: https://blackvotersmatterfund.org/take-action/

[jorge777]

Vote for Liberty..Trump 2020 🇺🇸

Here are the top 3 excuses people give for not voting. 📣 NEVER USE THEM AGAIN 📣 // @attndotcom

[jorge777]

👍 racial división is a waste of time. Gay straight black white Hispanic we are all human beings.

Here you have it! Tell us how you really feel Bryan Hawn.🖕🏽

[jorge777]

Trump 2020 🇺🇸

There’s no point in sugar-coating it. This isn’t just another election here in the US. The stakes are higher than they’ve ever been. The future of this nation hinges on YOU, your voice, your passion, and–most importantly–your actions. 

The decisions you make now can affect whether you can make rent each month or when it will be safe to hang out with your friends without fear of catching a deadly virus. 

Or hey, maybe you want to spend the rest of your life saddled with crushing student debt while your hometown submerges underwater in the looming climate crisis. No? So let’s do something about it!

Whether you’re taking to the streets in protest, volunteering for your favorite candidate, or voting, just know that you have an incredible amount of power in shaping your future. It’s time to start using it. Over the course of the party conventions, we’ll be here elevating conversations about the issues that matter most, like health care, racial justice, the economy, and the pandemic. 

Are you ready to make your voice count? Are you ready to make your vote count? Are you ready to Make 2020 Count? Are you willing to do what it takes to end this dystopian nightmare?  The time to fight is now.

[jorge777]

It’s not what race is stronger than the other it’s about loving yourself!

7 Incredible Things About Black Genetics That Will Amaze You

1. Black people are genetically stronger.

2. Black people have more genetic diversity.

3. Black genes prove the first humans are at least 70% older than previously estimated.

4. Black babies advance earlier and faster.

5. The miracles of melanin.

6. West Africans are genetically better sprinters.

7. Kenyans are genetically proven to have high endurance.

Source

White people can’t handle the truth about their inherent inferiority to black people so they always try to downplay our abilities and qualities.

I like seeing important facts like this. I’ve only seen something like this once or twice over the years in white-owned media.

And such information gives me strength and helps me to become more proud of my blackness despite some things that people like to talk about us.

[jorge777]

All Lives Matter

To all my black followers and friends, stay safe.

[jorge777]

We are still talking about this..move on!

[Note: When J. Elliot refers to her being classed as one of ‘your people’ in relation to black people of color, it’s based on her reputation of being an outspoken, anti-racism ally].

- Jane Elliot on the Oprah Winfrey Show panel on racism in 1992.

[jorge777]

Who gives a damn about Hollywood and the Oscars..waste of time!

Once upon a time in Hollywood, four little women, two popes, and one Irishman walked into a bar…

This Sunday, the best of the film industry will gather to honor, well…the best of the film industry in a little known event called The Academy Awards. For the 92nd year in a row, the recipients of the tiny golden man mysteriously named Oscar are chosen by people who are not you. 92 years and not once have they asked your opinion. Outrageous.

That’s why we like to take this time of year to show off what the Oscars would look like if you had a vote. 

The @fandom​ team analyzed a full year of celebrity-driven data, starting from January 20, 2019. Every tagged original post, reblog, search, and liked post related to the nominees were counted, weighted appropriately, and is wrapped up neatly for your leisurely (or frantic) perusal below.

Let’s get on with the cold, hard data

We look at engagement data holistically, not tied to any one property. Though Scarlett Johansson dominated the conversation overall, it’s not just because of her roles in this year’s Marriage Story or JoJo Rabbit. It’s also because she’s Black Widow, which doesn’t even come out for another three months. In case you didn’t know, you folks really do love Marvel that much. Though she received 69.02% of the engagements in the leading actress category and 55.92% in the supporting actress category, a quick look at her tag shows you have a lot to say and GIF about all these films. It’s worth noting Adam Driver also had a big year outside of Marriage Story, too. Wow, data! 

Here’s how everything else broke down:

Best Supporting Actor

5. Joe Pesci, The Irishman | < 1% 4. Anthony Hopkins, The Two Popes | 4.86% 3. Tom Hanks, A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood | 13.37% 2. Al Pacino, The Irishman | 21.40% 1. Brad Pitt, Once Upon a Time…in Hollywood | 60.37%

Best Supporting Actress

5. Kathy Bates, Richard Jewell | < 1% 4. Laura Dern, Marriage Story | 3.99% 3. Florence Pugh, Little Women | 15.24% 2. Margot Robbie, Bombshell | 24.85% 1. Scarlett Johansson, Jojo Rabbit | 55.92%

Best Leading Actor

5. Jonathan Pryce, The Two Popes | < 1% 4. Antonio Banderas, Pain and Glory | < 1% 3. Leonardo DiCaprio, Once Upon a Time…in Hollywood | 6.05% 2. Joaquin Phoenix, Joker | 27.28% 1. Adam Driver, Marriage Story | 66.57%

Best Leading Actress

5. Cynthia Erivo, Harriet | < 1% 4. Renée Zellweger, Judy | < 1% 3. Charlize Theron, Bombshell | 8.04% 2. Saoirse Ronan, Little Women | 21.15% 1. Scarlett Johansson, Marriage Story | 69.20%

Best Director

5. Sam Mendes, 1917 | < 1% 4. Martin Scorsese, The Irishman | 7.59% 3. Quentin Tarantino, Once Upon a Time…in Hollywood | 26.15% 2. Todd Phillips, Joker | 26.94% 1. Bong Joon Ho, Parasite | 39.32%

Best Animated Feature Film

5. I Lost My Body | < 1% 4. Missing Link | 2.26% 3. Klaus | 10.71% 2. How to Train Your Dragon: The Hidden World | 35.24% 1. Toy Story 4 | 51.79%

Best Picture

9. Ford v Ferrari | < 1% 8. The Irishman | < 1% 7. 1917 | < 1% 6. Jojo Rabbit | 3.29% 5. Once Upon a Time…in Hollywood | 5.04% 4. Marriage Story | 5.59% 3. Parasite | 6.50% 2. Little Women | 18.39% 1. Joker | 58.99%

For even more Oscars action, be sure to follow along on the #oscars tag on Sunday for all the latest from the ceremony.

[jorge777]

So glad he is no longer in office. Worst inept President ever!

Do you think taking selfies might improve your perception of yourself or worsen it?

I don’t think it does exactly one or the other! It’s about doing everything in moderation! Documenting YOU during different times - good, bad, happy, sad, when you’re feeling confident, when you’ve just made a big change in your life, etc, can end up being cherished memories that ‘Future You’ will be happy to reflect on. 

But obsessing over getting the perfect angle or lighting is likely never the highest & best use of your time, and we don’t recommend doing anything that makes you feel bad about yourself.

[jorge777]

Almost 3/4 of a million Americans mostly white lost their lives in the civil war! Let’s move on!!

I appreciate when a member of the black professional class is unambiguous and unapologetic in repudiating white entitlement and propaganda.

[jorge777]

Trump 2020 🇺🇸

[jorge777]

Trump 2020 🇺🇸