I don't like to meditate. I feel like I should, but also, that feels like some privileged azz BS. What are ya'll doin' to check your mental health? Is there a style of meditation that would be better for someone like me, who doesn't have a lot of finance or a lot of patience for the way that class and privilege has seemingly cooped this practice.
Sorry That Is 9 Minutes Long But For What It's Worth. Classic.
*Dave Chappelle Is Probably The Greatest Comedian Of My Time On Earth. No Matter What Kind Of Crummy Day It Is, I Put On Old Chappelle Show Or One Of His Stand Ups And I'm Cracking Up Within A Few Mins lol. The Man Is Awesome!!
🎬 Girlfriends
Season 2, Episode 20 — “My Mother, Myself”
📅 May 6, 2002
Mother’s Day brings plenty of drama when Toni Childs’ mother, Veretta (Jenifer Lewis), comes to town with her loud, over-the-top personality — completely embarrassing Toni at Joan’s Mother’s Day brunch. 😂🙈
There was recently a post crossposted from r/BodegaJukeBox about Arsenio Hall and "Queer Nation" I want folks to know, that there is no homophobia allowed on that sub.
Please do no miscontexualize Arsenio's work and support of the LGBTQ+ community. He like my mother and myself, knew many black and brown POCs from that community who tragically lost their lives in the fight for equality.
Peace.
My mom lost a lot of people around this time to HIV and AIDs. Lots of Black and Brown LGBTQ people feel isolated and unwelcome in the broader community. I want to be clear, to me, if you are queer, you are safe here.
I'm not here to start a war. I'm peaceful. But we need to hold a town hall style discussion about the similarities the important differences between these two shows. ( Not including spin offs, or movies although talking about how differently the shows were treated is fair game)
I really want to know what ya'll thinking. I think about this all the time.
Lil' Rel on The Blocks Podcast w/ Neal Brennan