And I've noticed we're able to vote. We're able to sit where we want on buses and other transportation vehicles. We're able to shop where we want, eat what we want, eat where we want. We're legally able to do these things. But prejudice is still in secret. Sometimes. Sometimes the still cancerous, prejudiced people are still here
J.L. Beasley
@Her_Sisu · 4:51
Something about being in my office at work, I felt like I would deliver more professionally because I was in a professional element. And I said, I just want to get clearance from you to use the work computer to do this. And she was like, hands down, yes. I can't even believe you would think that this was something you needed to ask me. Absolutely. Please text me. I'll be waiting for a text from you to let me know the outcome
Evelyn Phipps
@LadyFi · 0:53
Wow. My goodness. To defend your dissertation on the same day as Martin Luther King, Jr. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Was born. Wow. And then to defend your dissertation and become a doctor like you have a doctor before your name. That is incredible. Incredible. Incredible. Man, I couldn't be so proud of you. I mean, I'm so proud of you. Wow. That is a dream of mine. To one day to have become a doctor
J.L. Beasley
@Her_Sisu · 2:25
So same thing. I looked at my son, and he was much younger at the time. He was like, I don't get it. And I said, in essence, son, what it means is that mommy, mommy is not a medical doctor. Like when you go to urgent care or you're a regular family doctor for your health, mommy is a doctor of information. So it means I know a lot of shit
