Mr. Y @thenumbersguy26

Social media created a world where someone who spent 20 minutes on X thinks they know more than someone who spent 20 years studying the subject. The real pandemic is the belief that expertise is optional.

Another recent case AB: Pt collapses and is unresponsive in their home. Spouse calls EMS and >90mins for an ambulance to arrive ("no EMS available to respond") Pt unstable and witnessed cardiac arrest for EMS Pt transported to ED w resuscitation ongoing Pt does NOT survive 1/2

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

‼️ ZERO evidence to support this move! ‼️ Eg, likely to: > costs to healthcare system > overdiagnosis, anxiety, iatrogenic injury > confusion & inequities > wait times for public Alberta out-of-pocket payments for private medical testing globalnews.ca/news/11995593/…

If Brexit hasn’t taught you that “going it alone” is a stupid fucking idea, you are beyond educating. But enough about Cabinet. Never forget this threat was brought upon us by elected separatist hillbillies and their callous leadership, concerned only with making bank as they tear down our province.

Taking Alberta Forward, We Stand With #Canada! @sytsema_andy

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Brexit promised “Take Back Control.” It delivered 6-8% GDP loss. Alberta 2026 is running the same playbook: “Sovereign Alberta” + immigration + referendum. Don’t repeat Britain’s mistake. Strong Alberta INSIDE Canada.Apathy is not a solution. Apply now for your special ballot

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A massive data centre in Cambridge leaked an undisclosed chemical for days, possibly into local water, and the public still hasn’t been told what the chemical was. We’re expected to trust that everything is fine while the cleanup happens behind closed doors. These facilities consume enormous amounts of electricity, millions of litres of water for cooling, and now we’re seeing environmental risks that the public isn’t even fully informed about. If a data centre can leak an unknown chemical into the environment and officials won’t immediately tell people what it is, maybe it’s time to ask whether we should keep approving more of these facilities. Economic benefits don’t mean much if transparency and environmental protection come second. Canadians deserve better.

A full list of every state that DOJ had sued and lost for access to their voter file: Arizona California Connecticut Kentucky Maine Maryland Massachusetts Michigan New Hampshire New Jersey New Mexico New York Oregon Pennsylvania Rhode Island Virginia West Virginia Wisconsin

Do you know what this means Alberta? This is your govt spending your money to hide the truth from you. Your systemically corrupt govt.

“$300,000,000 for a referendum could have been one new hospital or ten new schools.” - TL See Dani, math isn’t that hard. Forever Canadian: A Status Update youtube.com/live/9jfLn4j6i… via @YouTube

1. This @nypost cover: “Thousands of 9/11 families demand Mamdani be banned from 25th-Anniversary” is a brazen lie. How do I know? I interviewed the organizer of the petition.

Shopify CEO Tobi Lütke thinks your vote should count less if you’re poor. He called Toronto town hall attendees “Retired, Unemployed, Unemployable, and useful idiots.” Then he argued that pensioners are “dependents” who shouldn’t vote at all, “just like dependents under age.” Someone proposed going further: zero votes if you pay no income tax, up to five votes if you pay tax on $500K+. Lütke’s response was two words: “Good system.” This is a man who took home $205.5 million in 2024 alone. The highest paid CEO in Canada. Net worth north of $10 billion. So the guy who profits off small business owners and gig workers building stores on his platform wants those same people to have less say in how the country is run than he does. The waitress who worked 40 years and earns a modest pension? Dependent. Disqualified. Tobi? Five votes. That isn’t a governance theory, it’s billionaire trying to write his own class into permanent political control.

Children do not simply “become pregnant.” They are raped. Reports that girls as young as 13 are being held in immigration custody while pregnant. We must demand transparency about what happened to them, where they are now, and whether they are receiving proper medical care.

Paul Walczak took $10.9M out of his nursing home employees' paychecks: their Social Security, their Medicare, their taxes, and bought a $2 million yacht. Sentenced to 18 months and $4.4M restitution. His mother attended a $1M-a-plate Mar-a-Lago dinner. Twelve days later: full pardon. He never spent a night in prison.

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Why is ABC doing false stories based on Russian propaganda?

ABC News @ABC

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Ukrainian forces attacked holiday camps in the partly Russian-occupied Zaporizhzhia region, killing 11 people, including two children. abcnews.link/KmODGIK

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This is American news claiming that a Russian attack on Ukraine was a Ukrainian attack on Russia. The only way Russia wins this war is when we spread its propaganda, as we are doing here.

Ron Filipkowski @RonFilipkowski

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Why is ABC doing false stories based on Russian propaganda?

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Bass Reeves was the first Black American commissioned to serve as a deputy marshal west of the Mississippi River. He brought to justice over 3,000 criminals and killed fourteen outlaws during his years as a marshal. Most people have heard of Wyatt Earp or Wild Bill Hickok, but far fewer know the name Bass Reeves, even though his record as a lawman surpassed nearly everyone of his era. Born into slavery in Arkansas in 1838, Bass Reeves gained his freedom during the Civil War and went on to become one of the first Black Deputy U.S. Marshals west of the Mississippi River. At a time when prejudice shaped nearly every aspect of American life, Reeves built a reputation based on courage, discipline, and an unwavering commitment to justice. For more than 30 years, he patrolled the vast and dangerous Indian Territory, an area that included much of present day Oklahoma. Historians estimate that he arrested more than 3,000 fugitives during his career and survived countless encounters with armed outlaws. His remarkable marksmanship, ability to track suspects across difficult terrain, and knowledge of several Native American languages made him one of the most effective lawmen of the American frontier. Bass Reeves was also known for his clever tactics. On one occasion, he disguised himself as a preacher to get close enough to capture two wanted men without firing a shot. He often relied on patience, strategy, and intelligence rather than brute force, proving that good policing required much more than carrying a badge. Perhaps the most remarkable part of his story was his character. Reeves was known for enforcing the law fairly, regardless of race, wealth, or personal relationships. In one well documented incident, he even arrested his own son after the young man was accused of murder. Reeves believed that justice should apply equally to everyone, no matter how difficult the circumstances. Some historians have suggested that Bass Reeves may have inspired the fictional Lone Ranger, although there is no definitive proof. Whether or not that connection is true, there is no question that his real life accomplishments are extraordinary enough on their own. If you love our content and would like to support the page, you can buy us a coffee here: buymeacoffee.com/africanarchives

The multi-billionaire CEO of Shopify thinks a “good system” is one where the poor don’t get to vote in elections and the rich get to vote several times over. I wish I was kidding. Oh, and guess what? This guy and his pals are trying to influence our politics -- and they're arguably succeeding:

🚨BREAKING: The Department of Justice (DOJ) asked the Supreme Court to allow President Donald Trump’s sweeping attack on mail voting to go into effect before the upcoming midterms. democracydocket.com/news-alerts/tr…

Last month, SCOTUS told the Trump admin it could end temporary protected status immigration programs. Today 350,000 people, mostly Haitians lose status & elderly & disabled Americans they are caregivers for will suffer along with them. These people are part of our communities. nytimes.com/2026/07/27/bri…

.@Shopify CEO: the poor shouldn’t be allowed to vote. #cdnpoli