Lij @EBooks19

Cambridge 19 Cambridge, MA Joined December 2011

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Wale @Wale

2 days ago

Overthink is here wale.lnk.to/overthink

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دي معظم تتبيلات الفراخ اللي ممكن تحتاجوها في المطبخ سواء كنتوا بتعملوا دايت أو عايزين تجهزوا أكل عادي وتحطوه في الفريزر يبقى جاهز على التسوية هكتبلكم المقادير والوصفات لكل واحدة فيهم تحت علشان تقدروا ترجعولهم في أي وقت تحبوه، وان شاء الله تعتمدوا عليهم على طول بعد كده

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Yeezyrih @Yeeezyrih

4 months ago

Ye’s music video for “Heartless” was shot in 2008 using the rotoscope technique, a method where an artist traces live action footage frame by frame to create animation

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Mahmoud @MahIsTheGOAT

5 days ago

Random verse of the day pt. 1 J. Cole - I Love Her Again Verse 3 My favorite verse on The Fall Off

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AFRICAN & BLACK HISTORY @AfricanArchives

4 days ago

When most people think of Sesame Street, they remember colorful puppets, catchy songs, and lessons about kindness, friendship, and learning. What many people do not realize is that the show's original mission was far more ambitious. It was created to help close the educational gap facing children in underserved communities, particularly Black and brown children living in America's inner cities. When Sesame Street premiered in 1969, researchers and educators were increasingly concerned that children from low income neighborhoods often began school with fewer educational opportunities than their peers. Television had become a powerful tool in American homes, and the creators believed it could be used to make quality early childhood education available to every family, regardless of income. Joan Ganz Cooney and the team behind Sesame Street worked alongside child psychologists, educators, and researchers to design a program that would teach letters, numbers, vocabulary, and social skills in an engaging way. Rather than creating a generic children's show, they intentionally modeled Sesame Street after diverse urban neighborhoods where Black and Latino families were well represented. The cast reflected that diversity, bringing together people of different races and backgrounds as neighbors who lived, learned, and worked together. This approach was groundbreaking. At a time when American television rarely featured diverse casts in leading roles, Sesame Street presented an inclusive community where children could see themselves represented on screen. Characters such as Gordon, Susan, Bob, Maria, Luis, and others helped create a welcoming environment that celebrated differences while emphasizing shared humanity. The program quickly proved its value. Studies found that children who regularly watched Sesame Street showed measurable improvements in reading readiness, vocabulary, counting, and problem solving. Over the decades, the show expanded its reach to more than 150 countries, adapting its educational mission to cultures around the world while remaining committed to helping children learn. If you love our content and would like to support the page, you can buy us a coffee here: buymeacoffee.com/africanarchives or tap Link in Bio

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Nicole ✨ @BombshellCole

4 days ago

Baby, Ms Rachel is on IG cutting up!

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Dr. Allison Wiltz @queenie4rmnola

4 days ago

“Black boys deserve to grow up.”

Nicole ✨ @BombshellCole

4 days ago

Baby, Ms Rachel is on IG cutting up!

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Ibrahim H. @KingOfQueenz

4 days ago

Thank you Toronto 🙏🏿 Night 1 y’all were amazing but not gonna lie though Night 2 was something differeeennnttt. Shout out to both nights for holding it down and showing love like Toronto always does.

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Chance The Rapper @chancetherapper

5 days ago

Black people don’t refer to other Black people as ‘blacks’. That’s how you know somebody doing the internet cosplay thing

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Levelup Logs @LevelupLogs

4 days ago

Front Flip Tutorial

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Caleb @CalebFromX

5 days ago

Lost in Vegas REACT to J. Cole: “This is going in the rafters as one of my FAVORITE songs by J. Cole. In terms of what he was saying, how he rapped it and the production…” “Let Go My Hand” hits different as a Dad Via - LOST IN VEGAS

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kiki | 𑣲𝓂𝒿 @ilymoonwalker

6 days ago

Are y’all seeing him? He had so much body strength omg??

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Dr Boyce Watkins - Wealth is Power @drboycewatkins1

5 days ago

This is exactly what the black community needs.

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Ju_Almighty @Ju_Almighty12

4 days ago

Don’t call them racists tho

Rep. James Walkinshaw @Rep_Walkinshaw

6 days ago

The Trump administration erased Jackie Robinson, the Tuskegee Airmen, and the Navajo Code Talkers from government websites. Now Trump and Republicans want to erase Black history from the Smithsonian.

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The Art Of Dialogue @ArtOfDialogue_

4 days ago

J. Cole recently linked up with Freeway to show support for Freeway’s upcoming free event in Philadelphia called “Free Fest.” (🎥 Philly Freeway/IG)

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Wilca @fansofjacksons

4 days ago

Omg I had never heard this version of rock with you, it feels like being in a field full of magic 😭🪄

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Genius @Genius

4 days ago

people may know @Wale's songs, but they don't know his heart ❤️ the veteran mc is back on #verified, this time breaking down his latest hit song "Watching Us" 🎶 be sure to check out the full episode over on our youtube channel 💻

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Wale @Wale

4 days ago

When Michael Jackson was explaining his process to that lady and she wasn't locked in ... I felt him

Genius @Genius

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Jah Talks Music @JahTalksMusic

4 days ago

Got to see J. Cole live yesterday and i can easily say that was a bucket list artist i always needed to see… 2 hours straight of rapping his ass off with no backing track and insane breath control. I’ll never forget that performance.