Uncensored blue Hawk

10/01/2024

24/09/2022

3M company, which produces bulletproof glasses in Canada, placed a $3 million glass box at a bus stop with the slogan "If you can brake it, you'll keep the money".💸💸💸
Soo far nobody has succeeded!

10/09/2022

He is George McLaurin the first Black man admitted to Oklahoma University in 1948, he was forced to sit in a corner away from his fellow w.hite men.
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But his name remains on the honor list as one of the top three students in college.
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These are his words:
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''Some colleagues looked at me like I was an a.nimal, no one spoke to me, for teachers I didn't even exist, they rarely answered my questions. I dedicated so much to myself, that after my teammates started looking for me and teachers started taking me into consideration. I stopped being invisible to them."
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Education has more power than weapons.

20/08/2022

Wah!

18/06/2022

Mike Tyson Right Behind you🤣🤣🤣

15/06/2022

Ahmed Nassir Shariff's Degree questioned

https://kenyanbulletin.com/2022/06/15/abdulswamad-sheriff-nassirs-inoorero-university-degree-questioned/

A concerned Kenyan has publicly petitioned one of Mvita MP Abdulswamad Sheriff Nassir’s alleged university degrees, which he reportedly earned at Inoorero University.

15/06/2022

Laa Hawla. Janazah and khat

14/06/2022

Sakaja Johnson was once a Gospel rapper. Rate him from 1-10

13/06/2022

Never joke with some Women

13/06/2022

A Somali chewing Khat minding his own business during Somali American invasion in 1992. Bravery of its kind.

11/06/2022

The boy is a true African warrior 😃

11/06/2022

Touch the bird

10/06/2022

Monkey pox test🤪😀😀

10/06/2022

A kikuyu lady crying after her somali fiance refused to have a baby with her.

06/06/2022

FOCUS ON YOURSELF NOT OTHERS BEST MOTIVATIONAL SPEECH FOR SUCCESS IN LIFE, 💯%|| https://youtu.be/ZumisgUC4is

04/06/2022

In December of 2003, Joyce Vincent died of an asthma attack in her North London flat. The television was left on.

The mail continued to be delivered. Her rent was set up to be automatically deducted from her bank account.

The days rolled by and no one noticed she was gone. Those days turned into weeks and the weeks into months.

There were large trash dumpsters on the side of the building next to her unit, so the neighbors never thought much of the smell emanating from her flat.The floor was full of noisy kids and teenagers and no one questioned the constant thrum of television noise in the background.

Eventually, Joyce’s bank account dried up.

Her landlord sent her letters of collection. These letters, like the others, simply fell into the stacks scattered about her floor. They went unanswered.

Finally, with more than six months of overdue rent, the landlord got a court order to forcibly remove her from the premises.

The bailiffs broke down the door, and it was only then her body was discovered. By then, it was January, 2006, more than two years after she passed away.

In that time, nobody ever came looking for Joyce Vincent. No family or friends. No co-workers. No neighbor knocked on the door to see if things were all right.

Morals:
Set close friends and family on speed dial and have those who have kept on you on the same. Be checking on your friends and family now and then.

Be there for others.

We owe each other love, affection.