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These people are always looking for a reason to be angry.”
These people? Angry black women stereotype ?!
Gifford Place OurHood post by Josie Ulnar: This evening when I was walking home from work, I noticed a group of men in hoodies riding their bikes slowly up and down the street. I’m not sure if they were casing houses or if it’s part of the gang initiations that apparently happen at this time of year, but I did call it in to the police. Ashley Jones: That was my son Preston, who is 17, babysitting his cousins, who are 8 and 11 years old and thus only allowed to ride their bikes from corner to corner on this street, WHERE THEY LIVE. (-__-)
LMAO PLS
Amber Griffin: I don’t buy it. MOLE. PEOPLE. PERIODT.
LMAO AMBER
When I think of a Black community, the first thing that comes to mind—even if I don’t want it to—is crime. Drugs. Gangs. Welfare.
...Slavery, segregtion. Yea. Thats what they want us to automatically think about.
“I need you to channel the confidence of a mediocre white man. I’ll give you mine. We’ll figure it out because we don’t have any other choice.”
I am going to hope this is a reference to the Love Hypotheis and neither stole from each other cause this line is exactly the same
Their joking only adds to the sense of unreality, because when I look down the street, there are lights on in the old hospital. “They’re having a meeting,” Theo says quietly. “And the lights are on in the hospital VerenTech just bought. I don’t think that’s a coincidence. I swore I saw something in there the other night.”
INTERESTING
“Continuing to riot,” the man who had joked about the hospital repeats. “The fuck? Ain’t nobody rioting.”
LMAO FACTS. I LIKE HIM LMAO
