Have a Blessed Sunday, Everyone.
Must see movie… ‘Moonlight’
Have a Blessed Sunday, Everyone.
Must see movie… ‘Moonlight’
Even though 3Chics Politico is written and curated by three women: Ametia, Rikyrah, and SouthernGirl2, I must nominate this as one of the most engaging blogs I've found. Devoted to politics and culture, these three shine a light on contemporary life with humor and spirit.
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Ha ha, those two are too cute.
LOL! Too funny!
https://twitter.com/RuthHHopkins/status/792803133466435584
Hey Chicas, my little cousin is at it again. Cowboy!
It’s a disgrace before God how citizens of #StandingRock are treated by law enforcement. Police are abusing the Native people. #NoDAPL
https://twitter.com/democracynow/status/792573021437456385
Viola Davis’ production company sells 1960s black, musical comedy ‘The Zipcorders’ to ABC
Viola Davis is winning right now! Not only is she killing things on her hit ABC show, How to Get Away with Murder, she is starring in Fences, which comes out on Christmas Day. Earlier this year, we learned that Davis signed an overall deal with ABC Studios through her production company, JuVee Productions, to develop new projects. A spy show is in development as the first project for the network, and now we know what the second project will be! It’s a black, musical family-comedy called The Zipcorders!
According to The Hollywood Reporter, the show is about “a divorced mother of three in 1968 who moves her family to the east side of Austin, Texas, soon after the assassination of Martin Luther King Jr., in an effort to be closer to her estranged sister. Once there, her teenage son forms a rock ‘n’ roll band to the utter bewilderment of friends, family and the community at large.”
http://blavity.com/viola-davis-sells-1960s-black-musical-comedy-zipcorders-abc?ct=t(Blavity_Daily_Newsletter_10_28_1610_27_2016)&goal=0_b53d5e9f25-5ab2a9bb9b-206100893&mc_cid=5ab2a9bb9b&mc_eid=6ca89fc2f4
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Good Morning, Everyone! Ah to sleep in on a Sunday morning. DIVINE.
SG2, do you have a favorite Gospel song you can drop on us today? Thank you.
House Of Prayer
Sg2, Thank you so much. Divinely BEAUTIFUL…
This goes out to your friend
Yes; I immediately received this precious gift in my heart for my friend.
Charleston ‘on eggshells’ on eve of two racially charged trials
http://www.msn.com/en-us/news/us/charleston-on-eggshells-on-eve-of-two-racially-charged-trials/ar-AAjBBmI?li=BBnbfcL&ocid=U348DHP
Two South Carolina shootings that rocked the country last year and raised questions about race in America are now headed for trial, putting the historic city of Charleston on edge as the community awaits the testimony and juries’ decisions.
Jury selection begins on Monday in the case of Michael Slager, a white former policeman in North Charleston charged with murder in state court after he fatally shot unarmed black motorist Walter Scott in April 2015.
One week later on Nov. 7, a federal death penalty trial is slated to start for avowed white supremacist Dylann Roof, who is accused of killing nine black parishioners during Bible study at Charleston’s Emanuel African Methodist Episcopal Church in June 2015.
The nearly simultaneous proceedings will take place at courthouses across the street from each other in the heart of Charleston’s downtown district. Black community activists said the outcomes will test the calm that prevailed after the shootings and could trigger unrest if those angry about the killings feel justice is not served.
“The community is, for lack of better words, on eggshells,” said Justin Bamberg, a state legislator and lawyer who represents Scott’s family.
Both trials are expected to last several weeks and draw national attention to the port city of about 133,000 people that is known for its cuisine and well-preserved 18th and 19th century architecture. But Bamberg said the cases have important distinctions.
Roof’s trial is less about his guilt or innocence than whether he will be sentenced to life in prison or death, Bamberg said. Roof’s lawyers have said he would plead guilty to 33 counts of hate crimes, obstruction of religion and firearms charges if prosecutors agreed not to seek the death penalty.
Slager’s case, on the other hand, could produce a rare result: a guilty verdict against a U.S. police officer charged with murder or manslaughter.
These trials for the white KILLERS are a farce.
The common denomiator in them is that these men get to LIVE and have a trial, often allowed to go free.
When Black men kill, they GET KILLED. NO TRIALS for the BLACK MAN!
Good Morning😀,Everyone😄
Good morning! Happy Sunday, everyone