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A leader of Kataib Hezbollah and two of his guards were in a vehicle when it was targeted in the east of the Iraqi capital. All three of them died. The Pentagon said the commander was responsible for directing attacks on American forces in the region. Link

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Don’t take what I write personally. I agree with you more than you know. On the flip side, Californians are making parts of Texas unaffordable. My friend. just moved back to Atlanta after living over a decade in Austin. She’s a senior citizen and it’s just not senior friendly (cost of living) as it used to be.

Do you believe that the reason everyone is leaving California is because of poor lazy blacks? Poor blacks and crime hasn't stopped people from gentrifying neighborhoods across America: Brooklyn, Philadelphia, Harlem, Washington DC, Atlanta, Miami, Oakland, heck, San Francisco used to be black!! It's expensive to live in California as well as the other issues. Just don't lay the blame on the laps of black people, please.

You men are funny.

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Good job!

See! You did what I did.

Dua Lipa makes great music and is a pretty girl, but I thought Tyla was more of a head turner at the Grammy's:

I love how white people think they know how black people feel without ever talking to anyone black. I don’t know 1 single black person that likes Kamala Harris, not 1. She is a nice looking woman who has risen to Vice President. I can’t think of anything else to say about her besides she has given speeches. Michelle Obama did more notable work while in the White House and she wasn’t even a politician. KH is a bit of a dud.

The word Clownzo always makes me laugh.

Sometimes I think we’re not working on the same word. How could you have guessed that? It could have been 2 other more obvious words. Well, maybe you used the letters earlier. Good job!

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Good luck finding people to fight…. https://www.instagram.com/reel/C2tuqW8gltR/?igsh=MXJmZ3hqcG1lbWZhYg==

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In my old apartment, practically everyone was door dashing their food. I was in shock about it. We had the best restaurants and grocery store within walking distance from my apartment complex. Yet, these Millennials and GenZ's would get Uber Eats, etc. Daily I'd see bags of groceries and fast food sitting outside people's doors. Still, I can't figure out if they're lazy or I'm just old fashioned.

People are too lazy to go buy their own food let alone take up arms against one another.

She did not plagiarize, what she did do was not cite references properly, according to the Harvard and independent review boards that looked over all of her work. I have yet to read anything that she said that was antisemitic. If you all don't see that this was a witch-hunt, you all are blind.

Bert, if you bothered to read the articles that you linked, I read them both, they are all saying the exact same thing that I have already posted. It also found that a third paper, written by Gay during her first year in graduate school, contained “identical language to that previously published by others.” Those findings prompted a broader review of her work by a Harvard subcommittee, which eventually led Gay to make corrections to the 2012 article as well as a 2001 article that surfaced in the broader review. The subcommittee presented its findings Dec. 9 to the Harvard Corporation, Harvard’s governing board, concluding that Gay’s “conduct was not reckless nor intentional and, therefore, did not constitute research misconduct." (But thank you for your contribution and actually posting a historical black figure.)

I'm sure there is another thread where hater ass haters can hate instead of here on this black history thread. Just further proves that haters can't stop hating on black folks while they're trying to shine. You all are just a bunch of Karens. Here we are minding our business, just posting info about historical people who have done notable things and here you Karens come, being all nosey and interrupting and getting all hysterical and causing a commotion for no reason, just to get attention. Go away!

Still waiting.....

Still waiting.... What happened to her antisemitic statements?

BOSTON — Harvard University has shed fresh light on the ongoing investigation into plagiarism accusations against former president Claudine Gay, including that an independent body recommended a broader review after substantiating some of the complaints. In a letter Friday to a congressional committee, Harvard said it learned of the plagiarism allegations against its first Black female president on Oct. 24 from a New York Post reporter. The school reached out to several authors whom Gay is accused of plagiarizing and none objected to her language, it said. Harvard then appointed the independent body, which focused on two of Gay’s articles published in 2012 and 2017. It concluded they “are both sophisticated and original,” and found “virtually no evidence of intentional claiming of findings” that were not her own. The panel, however, concluded that nine of 25 allegations found by the Post were “of principal concern” and featured “paraphrased or reproduced the language of others without quotation marks and without sufficient and clear crediting of sources.” It also found one instance where “fragments of duplicative language and paraphrasing” by Gay could be interpreted as her taking credit for another academic’s work, though there isn’t any evidence that was her aim. It also found that a third paper, written by Gay during her first year in graduate school, contained “identical language to that previously published by others.” Those findings prompted a broader review of her work by a Harvard subcommittee, which eventually led Gay to make corrections to the 2012 article as well as a 2001 article that surfaced in the broader review. The subcommittee presented its findings Dec. 9 to the Harvard Corporation, Harvard’s governing board, concluding that Gay’s “conduct was not reckless nor intentional and, therefore, did not constitute research misconduct.” Link