James Hubbard @Hub23

Sunni Muslim Jasir’s, Jaxson’s, and Jai’s Father Jessica’s Husband Cathy’s Son ❤️🖤💚 Newark, NJ Joined June 2009

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Semitic Jew @semitic_jew

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Just so you know, American history is not taught like it should.

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AFRICAN & BLACK HISTORY @AfricanArchives

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Marcy Borders became one of the most recognizable survivors of September 11, 2001, even though millions of people who saw her photograph did not initially know her name. The 28-year-old Bank of America employee had been working on the 81st floor of the North Tower of the World Trade Center when American Airlines Flight 11 struck the building above her. She joined thousands of others trying to escape, making her way down dozens of flights of stairs before reaching the streets of Lower Manhattan. Shortly afterward, the South Tower collapsed, sending an enormous cloud of dust and debris through the surrounding streets. Borders ran for shelter and was photographed by Agence France-Presse photographer Stan Honda as she entered a nearby building completely covered in gray dust. The haunting image traveled around the world and became one of the defining photographs of 9/11. She would eventually become widely known as the “Dust Lady.” Surviving the attack did not mean that Borders simply returned to normal life. She later spoke openly about the psychological toll of what she had experienced, including depression and struggles with substance abuse. For years, she reportedly found it difficult even to look at the famous photograph of herself. Her story is an important reminder that surviving a disaster can be the beginning of another struggle, particularly when the trauma follows someone long after the immediate danger has passed. Borders eventually rebuilt parts of her life, but in 2014 she was diagnosed with stomach cancer. She publicly questioned whether her illness might have been connected to the toxic dust she inhaled on September 11. Many survivors, first responders and people who worked or lived near Ground Zero later developed illnesses associated with exposure to the disaster site. However, Borders' individual cancer was not officially established as being caused by her 9/11 exposure, so that connection should not be presented as a confirmed medical fact. Marcy Borders died on August 24, 2015, at just 42 years old. By then, the photograph of the terrified young woman covered from head to toe in dust had become part of the visual history of September 11. Yet behind that photograph was a real person, a mother and survivor whose life continued for nearly fourteen years after the cameras captured one extraordinary moment. Remembering Marcy Borders means looking beyond the famous image and recognizing the human being inside it. Her photograph captured the immediate horror of 9/11, while the years that followed reveal something photographs cannot always show: the lasting physical and emotional consequences carried by many people who survived that morning.

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Barstool Wyoming @BarstoolUWYO

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holy fuck how have i never seen this video before

Karen McGee @karenmotherof2

7 days ago

How it feels waking up post Labor Day weekend

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Diante Lee @DianteLeeFB

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#0 is a special player bro

Football Performances @NFLPerformances

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Jaxon Smith-Njigba vs Christian Gonzalez All Man to Man Reps from Week 1

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Semitic Jew @semitic_jew

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Long video but worth the 6 minutes.

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Semitic Jew @semitic_jew

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Gram dukes said what she said.

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Creole Louisiana 🇺🇸 @bAnthonYsr

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Rodney Hinton Jr. is scheduled to stand trial for aggravated murder on October 5, 2026, for allegedly using his vehicle to strike a police officer after watching bodycam footage of his 18 year old son being fatally shot by police‼️🧐

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The Fourth Musketeer @IV_Musketeer

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Fix a smelly car…with vinegar and cinnamon stix

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Indiana Pacers @Pacers

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"I just so happened to live across the hall from absolutely, positively, the greatest women's basketball player ever." 💙🥹 Reggie Miller gave his sister Cheryl the ultimate praise during his Hall of Fame speech in 2012. (via @Hoophall)

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PoloMan @polo_man404

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His shrimp recipe looks good 😋😋😋😋😋😋

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Etan Thomas @etanthomas36

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Much Respect #JaylenBrown 👊🏾

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Semitic Jew @semitic_jew

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Two “Americas” 🇺🇸

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Spank Horton @SpankHorton

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Whenever a chick ask “Do u miss me” ima send her this

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Lou Young @LouYoungIII

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The 49ER Scammer Netflix Special OUT NOW‼️ “Shlaejon Love” aka #DaejeonLove 🍿😂😂😂😂🎥 The Untold Story‼️ youtu.be/G4JZBk1Iy7A?is…

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AFRICAN & BLACK HISTORY @AfricanArchives

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Nina Simone on why we need to celebrate ourselves when others don't.

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Robert Griffin III @RGIII

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Prayers up for William Jewel College RB MicahJo Barnett’s family, and friends and loved ones. MicahJo passed away today after scoring a TD and collapsing on the sideline shortly after. He was only 20 years old. 💔

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TRPE CEO @stilltrpe

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TURN THIS UP!!!!

NBA Hoops @Thechat101

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Jaylen Brown exposing the behind-the-scenes realities of the NBA. He says most players have handlers who won’t let them invest in their communities, and help build the next Black Wall Street. Once you start doing that, he says, they begin attacking you media personalities like

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AFRICAN & BLACK HISTORY @AfricanArchives

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This warning from Malcolm X remains one of the most razor-sharp critiques of media control and public perception ever spoken. Addressing how mainstream news outlets shape narrative dynamics, he illuminated a tactic as relevant today as it was during the Civil Rights Movement: controlling the story means controlling who gets humanized and who gets vilified. By carefully framing protests, systemic struggles, and civil rights demonstrations through a lens of disruption rather than survival, mainstream coverage often flipped the roles of victim and aggressor to maintain the status quo.

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X SHORTS 🎬 @thrillerhub

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They all tried so hard to keep it together! 😂 Megan The Stallions break was the funniest 🤣🤣 “nooo 🙂‍↔️” Growing up watching him on Nickelodeon and still enjoying his comedy makes my millennial heart so damn happy. ❤️