To my White family: Some questions and thoughts from a place of love after hearing the words “I’m not a racist” one more time.

Sharing in prayer and unity today with Glenford Rennis of the Baha’i Faith. #iLoveJamaica #supportJamaica #letUsPray youtu.be/hkFe4tmkCZM?si=QhIv…

For anyone looking to support Jamaica post-Melissa, this is the official Jamaican government website set up for it. supportjamaica.gov.jm/needs

Doctors: "you know a lot about your illness" Chronically ill person: "yeah, that's because you don't" #ChronicIllness

Felt the earthquake in South Carolina too 🙃 Not strong but definitely made itself known in the house.

COVID Incubation Period: Key Facts and Guidelines “COVID is at its most contagious from two days before symptoms appear to three days after they start” health.com/covid-incubation-…

“This is preventive medicine at its best, but it can only be bought at the price of civic responsibility and vigilance.” apple.news/AvZNa7i-6S56gCB80…

I've been 90-99% bedbound for nearly 3.5 years. People say "it's the vax" - I never got the vax. People say "it's laziness" - I used to be an athlete. No more excuses. We need help NOW. #5YearsLongCovid #HalfADecadeOfNeglect #LongCovidAwarenessDay2025

i did one of these when i was in 6th grade and they gave me the role of a homeless veteran and if i wanted a home i needed a job and if i wanted a job i needed a bank account and if i wanted a bank account i needed a home and it seriously changed my outlook on society

Beware. Some seemingly- helpful tornado watch/tornado warning tweets here look like they share a news article but actually link to junk sites with porn ads because end times I guess. 😑

“A child under the age of 5 who resides in Suffolk County was confirmed to have measles, according to the New York State Department of Health. This marks the third case of measles in New York this year and the first case outside of New York City.”

I've been divorced twice, fired 3 times, traded 3 times, gotten 2 DUIs Not exactly a highlight reel. But here's what I've learned: You've prepared for your future through your past - if you paid attention to it. Since 1998, I've been sober. Since 1999, happily married. The lows make you appreciate the highs. I appreciate happy because I've been sad. Every setback can lead to a comeback if you're willing to learn from it.

the pandemic broke society and the vibes have been off ever since..

A pandemic is a uniquely traumatic event psychologically and biologically for society. On a par with war. Our collective unwillingness to reckon with how it has affected us psychologically or biologically is the vibe shift. It's the thing that is dooming us

Trying to find current info on South Carolina fires as I live here surrounded by forest but post after post is folks elsewhere trying to dunk on each other over politics. Please think about the effects of the constant fighting. Even if you have a good point you can cause harm.

Is there anything like Watch Duty app for South Carolina? 😥

Patients with no medical training are sometimes totally right. They say I think I'm having a retinal detachment, heart attack or pneumonia. I welcome this. The challenge is to be a resource steward, address the concern and keep an open mind. Patients can be totally right.

For many of the Islamic faith, Ramadan begins this evening. Eid Mubarak. We wish all who are observing a meaningful month and special time with family and friends. Eid Mubarak. Ramadan begins the evening of February 28 and will run through March 30, 2025.

727 Americans were killed by C0VlD last week. 727 lives lost and thousands of people who grieve their loss. They mattered. So do the hundreds more who will be lost this week. So do the countless each week who develop LONG C0VlD. When will we stop letting this happen?

Notice the measles test is being done outdoors and HCW is wearing an N95 respirator. Measles AND Covid are AIRBORNE. All healthcare providers should be wearing N95 or better protection. 👇😷

A photograph of Malcolm X's mother, Louise Norton Little (1897-1989). Louise Little was a brilliant woman, speaking multiple languages, and for years, along with her husband Earl Little, a dedicated activist of Marcus Garvey's Pan-African Movement (Universal Negro Improvement Association and African Communities League). Louise Norton Little (1897-1989) was a Grenadian-born American activist and the mother of Malcolm X. Here are some key facts about her life. - Born in Grenada to a former slave from Nigeria and a Scotsman - Raised by her grandparents in Grenada - Immigrated to Canada in 1917 and joined the UNIA (Universal Negro Improvement Association) - Met her husband Earl Little at a UNIA meeting in Montreal and married in 1919 - Had eight children with Earl, including Malcolm X - Was a Garveyite activist who taught her children about black pride and self-reliance - Was committed to a mental institution for 24 years and released in 1963 with the help of her children - Lived with her family in Grand Rapids, Michigan, until her death in 1991 at the age of 94