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Why Are Men REALLY Mad at Older Black Women? 🤫👀 #Shorts #Cougar #HoustonDefender #Relationships

Men are mad at older Black women for double standards? He’s spilling the tea on flashers to house buying. Drop a 🔥 if you agree!

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He said what EVERYONE is secretly thinking! 😭 From heat flashes to house buying, the double standards are OUT OF CONTROL. 
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L I V E | Scott Colom Speaks for the First Time as Mississippi’s Senator-Elect | Tougaloo College

Senator-elect Scott Colom makes his historic first public address at Tougaloo College. Watch the full speech as he outlines his vision for Mississippi.

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L I V E | Scott Colom Speaks for the First Time as Mississippi’s Senator-Elect | Tougaloo College

Senator-elect Scott Colom addresses the public for the first time following his historic victory at Tougaloo College. Watch his full remarks here.

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A local shop partners with a plant studio to brighten its space, support a small business, and let the community help care for plants that are also available to buy. #PlantShop #SmallBusiness #CommunitySupport #IndoorPlants

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Memphis 1980 We Spread the Peanut Butter Too Thin

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Vintage 1980 archival footage of Memphis neighborhoods and residents featured on the Tri-State Defender YouTube channel.

This archival video from the Tri-State Defender provides a compelling look back at Memphis in 1980. The footage offers viewers a firsthand perspective of the local social and economic climate during that era, capturing the essence of the city as it navigated the challenges of the late twentieth century. Through historical documentation, the video highlights key discussions and community sentiments that defined the period.

The title, We Spread the Peanut Butter Too Thin, serves as a focal point for the narrative, reflecting on resource allocation and the broader struggles faced by the Memphis community at the time. By preserving this piece of local history, the Tri-State Defender invites audiences to reflect on how past civic issues continue to resonate today. It is a valuable resource for anyone interested in Memphis history and urban development.

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I Bought 700 Homes When Nobody Wanted Them John Hope Bryant

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In this interview with the Tri-State Defender, entrepreneur and philanthropist John Hope Bryant shares his journey of acquiring 700 homes during a time when housing market demand was at an all-time low. Bryant explains the strategic vision behind this massive real estate investment and discusses the importance of asset accumulation in building generational wealth within underserved communities.

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