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How is the world ever going to see this?
33 reposts, 20+ likes yet the view is just 409 views?
Everyone, they’re killing Christians in the city of Kaduna and no one is doing anything about it.
We need help!!!
You all,
They are killing our fathers and mothers, kidnapping our brothers and sisters in Kaduna state.
The media is not taking up this news and these kidnappers are operating every night in heart of kaduna.
HELP US!
#kadunaisnotsafe
#kadunaisnotsafe
#kadunaisnotsafe
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Being racially abused cus I shared my art is crazy, anyways Hi, I’m Astro and this is my art 🦋🌻✨🌹
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Chocolate Crōók retweeted
The "diaspora wars" keep going for one main reason, if I'm honest: emotional immaturity, on a large scale. Too many of us can't accept a lived experience that doesn't match our own.
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2 Maasai men have been taking care of an alleged stray baby giraffe for almost 1 week.
The giraffe feels very secure with them.
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Chocolate Crōók retweeted
She Made History!
Dr. Hadiyah-Nicole Green became the first scientist to cure cancer in mice using laser-activated nanoparticles.
Her method: target tumors with lasers, leaving healthy cells untouched. Safe. Precise. FDA nanoparticle-based.
One of the few Black women PhDs in physics, she’s now working to bring this breakthrough to humans.
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Bc it’s in Africa specifically Congo , if they teaching about the Congo basin it would raise concerns and awareness in Congo about what’s goin on there
How did school teach us about the Amazon so much & never once mention the Congo Basin? It's the world's largest tropical carbon sink. The planet is literally breathing through it & nobody thought we should know 😳
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They rise to the top wherever on earth they settle. They deserve the right do it in their ancestral lands, where they have abundant natural resources.
Igbo-American Chinyere “Chichi” Ukeje, 25, won NASA’s $300,000 [397.38 million] prize by engineering a system to feed astronauts on Mars, no small feat for a planet with zero grocery stores.
Her innovation tackles food production in deep space, where resupply missions are impossible. Pursuing a master's degree in computer science at Johns Hopkins University, she engineered a bioreactor that transforms refuse into nourishment for Mars missions.
Ukeje's innovation brings us closer to a future where Mars colonists grow their own food.
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The message today is simple: Double up. Never let hard times humble us. 🏁
~ Nipsey Hussle
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Chocolate Crōók retweeted
They are gonna hang his vest in the rafters after that
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