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What is a musical group or song that your kids were or are into that you found yourself vibing with? For me it was Rae Sremmurd - Black Beatles

u/WuTang4thechildrn — 1 month ago
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I see a lot of younger people critical of Good Times but really don’t recognize the positive impact it had based on the time it was released in the 70s

u/WuTang4thechildrn — 1 month ago
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How did your family handle the transition when an aging parent started losing their independence?

Donnica and Ro Nita had an incredibly grounded discussion sparked by Gladys Knight canceling tour dates due to health concerns.

The hardest part of watching parents age is confronting the fact that physical stamina and mental capacity eventually decline. When families refuse to talk about care plans, power of attorney, or financial resources ahead of time, it leaves elderly relatives vulnerable to bad actors and leaves adult children scrambling during emergencies. A parent actively giving their children permission to say, "You're not making good decisions right now, let's step in," is the highest form of self-awareness. Having open, transparent plans while everyone is still sharp prevents years of resentment and emotional burnout.

How did your family handle the transition when an aging parent started losing their independence?

u/Dependent_Studio1986 — 1 month ago
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What was the first video game system you ever had? First video game outside of the one that came with the game system

u/WuTang4thechildrn — 1 month ago
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HBCU Football

🏈 HBCU FOOTBALL SEASON IS HERE!!! 🏈🔥
It’s that time of year again! The bands are warming up, the tailgates are popping, the rivalries are heating up, and HBCU football is BACK! 🙌🏾

We’ll be highlighting and promoting HBCU football games throughout the season, and we want YOU to be part of it!

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🎺 BRING ON THE BANDS!!! We definitely want to see those legendary halftime performances!

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Show us who you’re rocking with! 🗣️🔥

Support your school. Rep your team. Celebrate the culture.
🏈🎺 HBCU FOOTBALL SEASON — LET’S GO!!! 🎺🏈

u/BlackOnyx1906 — 2 months ago