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when you open your mouth all i hear is the violent sound

Who am I kidding? She’d never go out with me. She was dating that actor for a while. What’s his name? Benicio? What kind of name is Benicio? A stupid name, that’s what kind. Hi, I’m Benicio. I’m so cool. I’m sooooo cool. I should start going by Billicio. I’m Billicio Del Joelio. I play pianolo.
Who am I kidding? She’d never go out with me. She was dating that actor for a while. What’s his name? Benicio? What kind of name is Benicio? A stupid name, that’s what kind. Hi, I’m Benicio. I’m so cool. I’m sooooo cool. I should start going by Billicio. I’m Billicio Del Joelio. I play pianolo.
screenshot of twitter post from @rightwingcope quoting zack bonfilio @misfitpatriot talking about his brother's self-administered fentanyl overdose death while excluding context that nick was a fentanyl dealer and that venezuela has no significant role in fentanyl trafficking to the US
In a sit down interview with Tim Miller, she talked about the ethical breaches that cost her her job, the conflict between her responsibilities as a reporter, the private relationship that blurred those boundaries, and the fear and isolation she experienced as the scandal unfolded. She describes withdrawing from the world, fleeing across the country, and trying to rebuild her sense of self while contending with public shaming and, what she saw as, the “weaponization” of her personal life against her.
You have TikTok just smashing our young people’s brains all day long with video of carnage in Gaza, and this is why so many of us can’t have a sane conversation with younger Jews, because anything that we try to say to them, they’re hearing it through this wall of carnage. So I want to give data and information and facts and arguments, and they’re just seeing in their minds carnage, and I sound obscene.
In 2010, Williams released his first book, Losing My Cool: How a Father's Love and 15,000 Books Beat Hip-Hop Culture.[7] The book is a coming-of-age memoir, mirroring Williams's childhood and adolescence in New Jersey to his father's experience in the segregated South.[8] The book combines Williams's personal history with his analysis of the effect of hip-hop culture on black youth.[9] In one passage, he describes physically assaulting his high school girlfriend and attributes his actions to the influence of hip hop's "pimpin'" culture.
Duchesne was born in Puerto Rico. His mother, Coralie Tattersall Duchesne, was a British citizen of Anglo-Indian descent born in Kolkata, India; his father, Juan Duchesne LandrĂłn, was a medical doctor of Afro-Puerto Rican (Caribbean) and French heritage.
Richard st. paul Senior Advisor Richard St. Paul is a licensed Attorney in the State of New York and the District of Columbia. He is the Founder of the St. Paul Law Firm, which is certified by the National Minority Supplier Development Council. He is an experienced litigator and has represented clients in federal, state and local courts. Richard practices in the areas of Civil Rights, Employment law, Governmental Relations, Real Estate, Wills, and other General Litigation matters. Richard currently serves as a member of the Nation Council for The American Israel Public Affairs Committee (AIPAC) and is a Board-Member of WestHab and Community Capital of New York, a CDFI, where he serves as the Chair of the loan committee. Richard also serves as an executive board member and the Legal Redress for the New Rochelle Chapter of the NAACP.
Darius Jones Senior Advisor Darius Jones is the Founder & Executive Director of the National Black Empowerment Council (NBEC), a membership organization whose mission is to close the systemic wealth, influence and achievement gaps between African Americans and more structurally advantaged groups. Formerly, Darius served as the Deputy National Political Director for Michael Bloomberg’s 2020 presidential campaign. He helped develop strategies which enabled Bloomberg to realize a tenfold increase in his support within the African American community, earning the endorsements of hundreds of Black elected officials in only a few months. Prior to the campaign, Darius spent a decade as National African American Constituency Director for the American Israel Public Affairs Committee (AIPAC).