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Back in 1935, Hollywood studio execs were uncomfortable showing Shirley Temple holding hands with Bill “Bojangles” Robinson while dancing! But Shirley Temple reportedly reached for his hand anyway! 💃🕺

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In The Little Colonel (1935), Bill “Bojangles” Robinson was instructed not to hold Shirley Temple’s hand due to taboos against interracial physical contact on screen at the time. However, the young Temple spontaneously grabbed his hand during their famous staircase dance scene. Versions of the scene showing the hand-holding were cut from prints shown in some Southern theaters. The moment marked a historic first for an integrated dance partnership in Hollywood.

In The Little Colonel (1935), Bill “Bojangles” Robinson was instructed not to hold Shirley Temple’s hand due to taboos against interracial physical contact on screen at the time. However, the young Temple spontaneously grabbed his hand during their famous staircase dance scene. Versions of the scene showing the hand-holding were cut from prints shown in some Southern theaters. The moment marked a historic first for an integrated dance partnership in Hollywood.

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This clip from 1935 is ‘The Little Colonel’ with Shirley Temple and Bill “Bojangles” Robinson performing a staircase tap routine. It was one of the first interracial dance pairings in mainstream film back then! Due to segregation era norms, physical contact between them was considered controversial, and some versions of the film were edited for regional audiences.

This clip from 1935 is ‘The Little Colonel’ with Shirley Temple and Bill “Bojangles” Robinson performing a staircase tap routine. It was one of the first interracial dance pairings in mainstream film back then! Due to segregation era norms, physical contact between them was considered controversial, and some versions of the film were edited for regional audiences.

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Bill R. Bojangles wasn't allowed to hold Shirley Temple's hand while filming the stair scene in "The Little Colonel". She insisted and grabbed his hand during the act becoming the first time an integrated couple was filmed dancing together. Breaking Color Barriers. A THREAD!

Bill R. Bojangles wasn't allowed to hold Shirley Temple's hand while filming the stair scene in "The Little Colonel". She insisted and grabbed his hand during the act becoming the first time an integrated couple was filmed dancing together. Breaking Color Barriers. A THREAD!

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Do you know these two dancers? It's easy to know who the wee girl is, but do you recognize the gentleman dancing with her? I bet you do! And I bet many didn't know this man and his sister (not shown here in the video) were trained in tap, ballet, and eccentric “rubber-legs” style from childhood. This dancer and his sister Vilma formed a popular vaudeville act in the late 1920s, then broke into Broadway and Hollywood musicals in the 1930s, starring in films like Broadway Melody of 1936 and Captain January (dancing opposite Shirley Temple in the video). Can you name the two in the video?

Do you know these two dancers? It's easy to know who the wee girl is, but do you recognize the gentleman dancing with her? I bet you do! And I bet many didn't know this man and his sister (not shown here in the video) were trained in tap, ballet, and eccentric “rubber-legs” style from childhood. This dancer and his sister Vilma formed a popular vaudeville act in the late 1920s, then broke into Broadway and Hollywood musicals in the 1930s, starring in films like Broadway Melody of 1936 and Captain January (dancing opposite Shirley Temple in the video). Can you name the two in the video?

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Bill “Bojangles” Robinson and Shirley Temple in the 1938 film “Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm.” In the history of tap dance there are some names of mythical proportions. A tale of legend. Dancers, then are the dancer’s dancer. Robinson was such a one. A gold standard in dance. Dancers - whom most of you in reverence genuflect both knees for - such as Fred Astaire, Sammy Davis Jr, Gene Kelly, Eleanor Powell, The Nicholas Brothers, Ann Miller, Gregory Hines, to Vera-Ellen, have all openly hallowed the name of the great Bill Robinson as their influence. An inductee of the Tap Dance Hall of Fame. Temple, today recognised by cultural critics - as the most popular child star in all of time. This prodigious star who could sing, act, and dance all at age five. A box office title holder from the years of 1935-38. The years when no star could beat her film appearances. Robinson and Temple together would make four films in total. The 1935 film The Little Colonel - which saw them perform their iconic staircase dance was one of the symbols on screen of breaking of racial barriers. As with the performance in view here, Robinson was the one who choreographed all their dances in films. The dance above is not an easy one. We have taps in crotchet beats - but there are many flurries of taps in the values of semiquavers and demisemiquavers. These are note values heard when listening to many fast notes being played in some of the most difficult classical music. To think Temple is only ten years old here is astonishing. The reason I used musical terms is because Robinson’s choreography is a blending of movement with a separate rhythmic composition for the taps. He treated Temple as a working equal. She relayed, “He didn’t talk down to me like to a little girl” which is evident. Saying Robinson would fondly call her “darling.” It’s interesting to see the visual cues at play which he uses to ensure she remains in time and step. The reason why there is repeated eye contact. How did Robinson communicate this to a small child? He taught her to, “feel the beat, rather than count it out.” Together they made an unforgettable team on screen.

Bill “Bojangles” Robinson and Shirley Temple in the 1938 film “Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm.” In the history of tap dance there are some names of mythical proportions. A tale of legend. Dancers, then are the dancer’s dancer. Robinson was such a one. A gold standard in dance. Dancers - whom most of you in reverence genuflect both knees for - such as Fred Astaire, Sammy Davis Jr, Gene Kelly, Eleanor Powell, The Nicholas Brothers, Ann Miller, Gregory Hines, to Vera-Ellen, have all openly hallowed the name of the great Bill Robinson as their influence. An inductee of the Tap Dance Hall of Fame. Temple, today recognised by cultural critics - as the most popular child star in all of time. This prodigious star who could sing, act, and dance all at age five. A box office title holder from the years of 1935-38. The years when no star could beat her film appearances. Robinson and Temple together would make four films in total. The 1935 film The Little Colonel - which saw them perform their iconic staircase dance was one of the symbols on screen of breaking of racial barriers. As with the performance in view here, Robinson was the one who choreographed all their dances in films. The dance above is not an easy one. We have taps in crotchet beats - but there are many flurries of taps in the values of semiquavers and demisemiquavers. These are note values heard when listening to many fast notes being played in some of the most difficult classical music. To think Temple is only ten years old here is astonishing. The reason I used musical terms is because Robinson’s choreography is a blending of movement with a separate rhythmic composition for the taps. He treated Temple as a working equal. She relayed, “He didn’t talk down to me like to a little girl” which is evident. Saying Robinson would fondly call her “darling.” It’s interesting to see the visual cues at play which he uses to ensure she remains in time and step. The reason why there is repeated eye contact. How did Robinson communicate this to a small child? He taught her to, “feel the beat, rather than count it out.” Together they made an unforgettable team on screen.

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🚨Sadhu outrage :A shameful video has emerged from Pushkar, showing a local man fighting with a sadhu in the temple premises. A disturbing fight broke out outside a temple in Pushkar, Rajasthan, where a man attacked a sadhu. The sadhu released him once, but the man hit back with a stick. A citizen intervened and scolded him, yet he didn’t stop. When the sadhu picked up a stone, the man folded his hands and the sadhu showed mercy. In such cases, humanity comes first — separate them immediately instead of filming videos

🚨Sadhu outrage :A shameful video has emerged from Pushkar, showing a local man fighting with a sadhu in the temple premises. A disturbing fight broke out outside a temple in Pushkar, Rajasthan, where a man attacked a sadhu. The sadhu released him once, but the man hit back with a stick. A citizen intervened and scolded him, yet he didn’t stop. When the sadhu picked up a stone, the man folded his hands and the sadhu showed mercy. In such cases, humanity comes first — separate them immediately instead of filming videos

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Mr. Bojangles! We've heard the song but do you know the story? Do you know it's actually about a real person? In 1965 (some accounts say 1964), Jerry Jeff Walker, a musician was jailed for public intoxication in New Orleans during a police sweep. He shared a cell with a homeless street performer/dancer who called himself "Mr. Bojangles" (to hide his real identity from police). The man, a white tap dancer inspired by the famous Black entertainer Bill "Bojangles" Robinson, told stories about his life and his dog that was killed by a car. When the mood in the cell grew somber, he lightened it by dancing. This encounter deeply moved Walker, who wrote the song a couple of years later (around 1967) as a tribute to the man's resilience and spirit. The song actually wasn't recorded right away but instead was played live before he went into the studio to actually record the song for his first album in 1968.

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🍹 The Story Behind Child Actress Shirley Temple: Ever wonder how the world’s most famous alcohol-free cocktail came to be? In the 1930s, child star Shirley Temple was attending glamorous Hollywood events with older celebrities. Bartenders at Chasen's or the Brown Derby wanted to give her a special drink that looked just as fancy as the adult cocktails, minus the alcohol. They mixed ginger ale, a heavy splash of grenadine, and topped it with a maraschino cherry. Shirley Temple documented several instances of inappropriate behavior by adult men in the film industry, primarily in her 1988 autobiography “Child Star.” These range from the sexualized content of her earliest roles to direct advances and exposures. Before her major stardom, she appeared in a series of short films produced by Educational Pictures. These featured toddlers (including Temple) in adult, often sexualized roles and costumes, such as escorts/prostitutes trading kisses for lollipops, vamps, or showgirls in suggestive scenarios with heavy innuendo, and simulated adult situations. Temple later described them as “a cynical exploitation of [the performers’] childish innocence.” Many of her 1930s Fox films involved adult male co-stars holding, carrying, dancing with, or interacting closely with her in ways that later critics (and some contemporaries) viewed as having pedophilic undertones. British author Graham Greene’s 1937 review of Wee Willie Winkie explicitly commented on her “adult appeal,” “well-developed rump,” and the response of middle-aged male fans; 20th Century Fox successfully sued him for libel. Temple herself later acknowledged that studios imposed adult overtones on her costumes, movements, and gestures. Arthur Freed (MGM producer, age 11–12, 1940): During a private meeting about a potential contract (around the time of interest in her for The Wizard of Oz), Freed unzipped his trousers and exposed himself. Temple (who said she had never seen male anatomy) reacted with nervous laughter; he ordered her out of the office. Concurrently, Louis B. Mayer made an advance on her mother in another room. Temple left MGM after one film. David O. Selznick in a meeting, he locked the door (via a remote switch) and made physical advances; she pulled free and left. She had been warned about him. Other unnamed producers/directors propositioned her or framed advances as “workplace formalities”; she rejected them, sometimes physically. These accounts come from Temple’s own memoir and contemporary interviews (promoting the book). No criminal charges resulted at the time, consistent with the era’s lack of protections and power imbalances in Hollywood.

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🍹 The Story Behind Child Actress Shirley Temple: Ever wonder how the world’s most famous alcohol-free cocktail came to be? In the 1930s, child star Shirley Temple was attending glamorous Hollywood events with older celebrities. Bartenders at Chasen's or the Brown Derby wanted to give her a special drink that looked just as fancy as the adult cocktails, minus the alcohol. They mixed ginger ale, a heavy splash of grenadine, and topped it with a maraschino cherry. Shirley Temple documented several instances of inappropriate behavior by adult men in the film industry, primarily in her 1988 autobiography “Child Star.” These range from the sexualized content of her earliest roles to direct advances and exposures. Before her major stardom, she appeared in a series of short films produced by Educational Pictures. These featured toddlers (including Temple) in adult, often sexualized roles and costumes, such as escorts/prostitutes trading kisses for lollipops, vamps, or showgirls in suggestive scenarios with heavy innuendo, and simulated adult situations. Temple later described them as “a cynical exploitation of [the performers’] childish innocence.” Many of her 1930s Fox films involved adult male co-stars holding, carrying, dancing with, or interacting closely with her in ways that later critics (and some contemporaries) viewed as having pedophilic undertones. British author Graham Greene’s 1937 review of Wee Willie Winkie explicitly commented on her “adult appeal,” “well-developed rump,” and the response of middle-aged male fans; 20th Century Fox successfully sued him for libel. Temple herself later acknowledged that studios imposed adult overtones on her costumes, movements, and gestures. Arthur Freed (MGM producer, age 11–12, 1940): During a private meeting about a potential contract (around the time of interest in her for The Wizard of Oz), Freed unzipped his trousers and exposed himself. Temple (who said she had never seen male anatomy) reacted with nervous laughter; he ordered her out of the office. Concurrently, Louis B. Mayer made an advance on her mother in another room. Temple left MGM after one film. David O. Selznick in a meeting, he locked the door (via a remote switch) and made physical advances; she pulled free and left. She had been warned about him. Other unnamed producers/directors propositioned her or framed advances as “workplace formalities”; she rejected them, sometimes physically. These accounts come from Temple’s own memoir and contemporary interviews (promoting the book). No criminal charges resulted at the time, consistent with the era’s lack of protections and power imbalances in Hollywood.

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BEL AIR SEASON 4 EPISODES 1-3 🍿 One of my favorite shows is back for their last season 💔 I’m sad but these first 3 episodes are HEAT The whole family stressing Aunt Viv out 😭 she gone have that baby in 2 weeks , forget 9 months lmfaoooo. Everybody is doing too much : Ashley , Carlton , Will , Phil , Lou , Geoffrey , etc . Ashley wasn’t wrong for getting little Shirley temple at her school cause she was doing Too much. Shirley Temple deserved to get hit in her temple lmao . Mad that Ashley don’t wanna be a “lesBEAN rice and cheese burrito” anymore 🍅 Lisa done turned from Lisa Simpson to Lisa Raye real fast this season 😭 Geoffrey is such a gangster & still my favorite character . He stands on big business. That whole scene with “Whitecess” and the school taking away everybody minority programs for “inclusion” really irritated me 😭 we come out the womb with a disadvantage and yall still can’t just let us have what we have . I’m happy they threw their own homecoming . Oh & RIP Lamarcus ✊🏽 How yall feel ? Let’s talk in the comments 🗣️ #belair #belairpeacock #isaiahjaay

BEL AIR SEASON 4 EPISODES 1-3 🍿 One of my favorite shows is back for their last season 💔 I’m sad but these first 3 episodes are HEAT The whole family stressing Aunt Viv out 😭 she gone have that baby in 2 weeks , forget 9 months lmfaoooo. Everybody is doing too much : Ashley , Carlton , Will , Phil , Lou , Geoffrey , etc . Ashley wasn’t wrong for getting little Shirley temple at her school cause she was doing Too much. Shirley Temple deserved to get hit in her temple lmao . Mad that Ashley don’t wanna be a “lesBEAN rice and cheese burrito” anymore 🍅 Lisa done turned from Lisa Simpson to Lisa Raye real fast this season 😭 Geoffrey is such a gangster & still my favorite character . He stands on big business. That whole scene with “Whitecess” and the school taking away everybody minority programs for “inclusion” really irritated me 😭 we come out the womb with a disadvantage and yall still can’t just let us have what we have . I’m happy they threw their own homecoming . Oh & RIP Lamarcus ✊🏽 How yall feel ? Let’s talk in the comments 🗣️ #belair #belairpeacock #isaiahjaay

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BRS #TwitterTillu logic: Muslim Graveyards – ✅✅✅ Hindu Temples – ❌❌❌ If BRS can demand graveyards for Muslims, why is BJP talking about Hindu temple a crime? Is reconstruction of Banjara Hills Peddamma Temple wrong? When I spoke about temples, I spoke about development too - but fools will always hear only what suits them. One rain in Hyderabad is enough to expose #TwitterTillu’s decade-long failure as Municipal Minister. You lived thinking Jubilee Hills was only bungalows. Now that the bastis are speaking, KCR’s son is pretending to care. We believe temples belong in the heart of the city, while graveyards belong outside it. You, on the other hand, want to turn this city into a graveyard. If it’s not minority appeasement, then why were you silent when - • Muthyalamma temple was attacked in Secunderabad • Banjara Hills Peddamma temple was shifted • Vemulawada cattle died in temple sheds • Bhadrachalam lands were encroached, EO assaulted • Gau Rakshak Sonu Singh was attacked • Hanuman idol was desecrated KCR toyed with faith and paid the price. Ammavaru is powerful and will deal with atheists like you.

BRS #TwitterTillu logic: Muslim Graveyards – ✅✅✅ Hindu Temples – ❌❌❌ If BRS can demand graveyards for Muslims, why is BJP talking about Hindu temple a crime? Is reconstruction of Banjara Hills Peddamma Temple wrong? When I spoke about temples, I spoke about development too - but fools will always hear only what suits them. One rain in Hyderabad is enough to expose #TwitterTillu’s decade-long failure as Municipal Minister. You lived thinking Jubilee Hills was only bungalows. Now that the bastis are speaking, KCR’s son is pretending to care. We believe temples belong in the heart of the city, while graveyards belong outside it. You, on the other hand, want to turn this city into a graveyard. If it’s not minority appeasement, then why were you silent when - • Muthyalamma temple was attacked in Secunderabad • Banjara Hills Peddamma temple was shifted • Vemulawada cattle died in temple sheds • Bhadrachalam lands were encroached, EO assaulted • Gau Rakshak Sonu Singh was attacked • Hanuman idol was desecrated KCR toyed with faith and paid the price. Ammavaru is powerful and will deal with atheists like you.

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🚨 This guy in a hoodie with just a phone camera is shaking the system. His name is Nick Shirley – an independent journalist exposing massive fraud in California. He uncovered over $170 MILLION in suspected hospice and adult day care fraud. Criminals were stealing identities and billing Medi-Cal for fake services that never happened – while living luxurious lives. Gavin Newsom’s office first mocked and attacked his investigation… But just weeks later, California officials suddenly announced arrests and major probes into these exact fraud schemes. Coincidence? Not at all. Nick’s fearless reporting brought national attention to a scandal that auditors had warned about for years but was being ignored. Real journalism isn’t about fancy studios or government funding. It’s about courage, persistence, and speaking truth to power. I stand with Nick Shirley 100%. He’s doing the job the mainstream media refuses to do. I Support you NICK SHIRLEY 👏 Support independent voices who risk it all to expose corruption.

🚨 This guy in a hoodie with just a phone camera is shaking the system. His name is Nick Shirley – an independent journalist exposing massive fraud in California. He uncovered over $170 MILLION in suspected hospice and adult day care fraud. Criminals were stealing identities and billing Medi-Cal for fake services that never happened – while living luxurious lives. Gavin Newsom’s office first mocked and attacked his investigation… But just weeks later, California officials suddenly announced arrests and major probes into these exact fraud schemes. Coincidence? Not at all. Nick’s fearless reporting brought national attention to a scandal that auditors had warned about for years but was being ignored. Real journalism isn’t about fancy studios or government funding. It’s about courage, persistence, and speaking truth to power. I stand with Nick Shirley 100%. He’s doing the job the mainstream media refuses to do. I Support you NICK SHIRLEY 👏 Support independent voices who risk it all to expose corruption.

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🥹 Heart-melting. Every morning, a monk sails down the river with his 10 rescued dogs The dogs were once abandoned at the gates of a temple, but the monk took them in, cared for them and made them part of his life. Now they accompany him every morning on his boat during his alms round. Locals even come just to watch them pass by, saying the sight helps them forget about stress, even if only for a little while.

🥹 Heart-melting. Every morning, a monk sails down the river with his 10 rescued dogs The dogs were once abandoned at the gates of a temple, but the monk took them in, cared for them and made them part of his life. Now they accompany him every morning on his boat during his alms round. Locals even come just to watch them pass by, saying the sight helps them forget about stress, even if only for a little while.

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#HazaraRama temple is one of the most beautiful temples of #hampi. As the name suggests, the temple is dedicated to #ShriRam. It was once the private temple of the royal family of Vijayanagara. Located right inside the royal residential quarter, the temple is famous for its bas relief panels depicting the story of #Ramayana. Hazara Rama Temple was built in the early part of the 15th century by the then king of Vijayanagara, Devaraya II. The interior of the Sabhamandapa has ornately sculpted columns in black stone reminiscent of the Chalukya architecture, while the temple itself is built from local granite. The garbhgriha is now empty, but the pedestal inside has three holes that prove that the temple once had Vigraha of Rama, Lakshmana and Sita inside the garbhgriha. Like most Hindu temples in Hampi, this too was looted, vandalized and desecrated in 1565 after the defeat of the Vijayanagara empire by the combined forces of the Deccan Muslim Sultanates. However, what remains is still impressive. The front side of the temple has bas reliefs of dancers, elephant and horse processions, musicians and the royals participating in the Dushhera festival. The sides have exquisite bas relief panels of the Ramayana, starting from King Dashratha shooting an arrow and mistakenly killing Shravana. There are panels of the Putrakameshi Yagya, Dasaratha giving the payas to his 3 wives, his four sons being born, Vishwamitra taking Rama and Lakshmana with him, Rama breaking the bow during swayamvara, Sita Kalyanam, all the way to Shriram killing Ravana! For a small temple, the Hazara Rama temple is very impressive in its sculptural wealth. I really wish that someday, the temple will be living again, with new Vigrahas installed on the garbhgriha. We need our temples back, not soulless stone museums! Archaeological Survey of India G Kishan Reddy Ministry of Culture #IncredibleIndia #DekhoApnaDesh #HinduTemple #Hampi #BeingHindu #Vijayanagara #Hindu #Dharma

#HazaraRama temple is one of the most beautiful temples of #hampi. As the name suggests, the temple is dedicated to #ShriRam. It was once the private temple of the royal family of Vijayanagara. Located right inside the royal residential quarter, the temple is famous for its bas relief panels depicting the story of #Ramayana. Hazara Rama Temple was built in the early part of the 15th century by the then king of Vijayanagara, Devaraya II. The interior of the Sabhamandapa has ornately sculpted columns in black stone reminiscent of the Chalukya architecture, while the temple itself is built from local granite. The garbhgriha is now empty, but the pedestal inside has three holes that prove that the temple once had Vigraha of Rama, Lakshmana and Sita inside the garbhgriha. Like most Hindu temples in Hampi, this too was looted, vandalized and desecrated in 1565 after the defeat of the Vijayanagara empire by the combined forces of the Deccan Muslim Sultanates. However, what remains is still impressive. The front side of the temple has bas reliefs of dancers, elephant and horse processions, musicians and the royals participating in the Dushhera festival. The sides have exquisite bas relief panels of the Ramayana, starting from King Dashratha shooting an arrow and mistakenly killing Shravana. There are panels of the Putrakameshi Yagya, Dasaratha giving the payas to his 3 wives, his four sons being born, Vishwamitra taking Rama and Lakshmana with him, Rama breaking the bow during swayamvara, Sita Kalyanam, all the way to Shriram killing Ravana! For a small temple, the Hazara Rama temple is very impressive in its sculptural wealth. I really wish that someday, the temple will be living again, with new Vigrahas installed on the garbhgriha. We need our temples back, not soulless stone museums! Archaeological Survey of India G Kishan Reddy Ministry of Culture #IncredibleIndia #DekhoApnaDesh #HinduTemple #Hampi #BeingHindu #Vijayanagara #Hindu #Dharma

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Fox News’ Matt Finn: “When they got to the point discussing the rifle used, Tyler Robinson was squirming. Apparently uncomfortable, swinging in his chair and scratching his nose, he looked uncomfortable with the texts being discussed.” “Also Erika Kirk was looking down, leaning forward and not looking at the screen showing those texts. A reporter also said Erika was audibly crying throughout the proceeding today.” “When he was asking Tyler about the rifle for hunting, the very graphic detail about the nature of the gun that Robinson said, ‘did well’ in the killing, that is when Tyler’s mom, Tyler Robinson’s mom started crying and wiping her eyes.” “Charlie Kirk’s mother had her hand on Erika’s upper arm and shoulder and they were both tearful today.” HORRIFIC!

Fox News’ Matt Finn: “When they got to the point discussing the rifle used, Tyler Robinson was squirming. Apparently uncomfortable, swinging in his chair and scratching his nose, he looked uncomfortable with the texts being discussed.” “Also Erika Kirk was looking down, leaning forward and not looking at the screen showing those texts. A reporter also said Erika was audibly crying throughout the proceeding today.” “When he was asking Tyler about the rifle for hunting, the very graphic detail about the nature of the gun that Robinson said, ‘did well’ in the killing, that is when Tyler’s mom, Tyler Robinson’s mom started crying and wiping her eyes.” “Charlie Kirk’s mother had her hand on Erika’s upper arm and shoulder and they were both tearful today.” HORRIFIC!

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#emiamily [Old live: 22 Feb 2024] 🧡: When I first joined GMM, the first event I attend was GMMTV Part 1. Then I met Gawin at the after party. I saw him standing like this 🧍‍♂️while everyone else were dancing like this 💃 but he was like...🧍‍♂️ He was with P'Joss, and P'Joss was also standing with his arms crossed. At that time, I was quite drunk. So I just... (shy) Neo: Be confident! Keep talking, keep talking 5555 🧡: I was quite tipsy. and I thought, "Hey, why are these two standing so still? This isn't right!" Back then, I didn't know anyone at all. I just walked up to them and like... (Tapping him and starts dancing) 💃💃🕺🕺🪩 Neo: But you didn't say anything?? 🧡: No! I didn't even know his name. Neo: Didn't even know what to call him? 🧡: Yes, I didn't know his name, didn't know anything. I was there with N'June that day, and I told her, "Let's dance! ... wait, why are these two standing so still??"

#emiamily [Old live: 22 Feb 2024] 🧡: When I first joined GMM, the first event I attend was GMMTV Part 1. Then I met Gawin at the after party. I saw him standing like this 🧍‍♂️while everyone else were dancing like this 💃 but he was like...🧍‍♂️ He was with P'Joss, and P'Joss was also standing with his arms crossed. At that time, I was quite drunk. So I just... (shy) Neo: Be confident! Keep talking, keep talking 5555 🧡: I was quite tipsy. and I thought, "Hey, why are these two standing so still? This isn't right!" Back then, I didn't know anyone at all. I just walked up to them and like... (Tapping him and starts dancing) 💃💃🕺🕺🪩 Neo: But you didn't say anything?? 🧡: No! I didn't even know his name. Neo: Didn't even know what to call him? 🧡: Yes, I didn't know his name, didn't know anything. I was there with N'June that day, and I told her, "Let's dance! ... wait, why are these two standing so still??"

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This guy ordered a Shirley Temple with two cherries, not three. The manager of this restaurant was called because this man said the person that made his drink disrespected him by putting three cherries in his drink and not the two he asked for. He was told they weren’t going to serve him because he made such a stink. She tells him they are closed now but they will make an exception and serve him and she asks him what he wants. He tells her he wants a cup of clam chowder and a Shirley Temple with TWO cherries, not THREE. 😳 A lot of people said they disagree with the manager, that she should have stuck up for her employee and that by taking the employee’s side it builds morale. But some said it’s about customer service and she’s trying everything in her power to make the situation right. 💯 He seems a little off to me. I think she did a good job in diffusing the situation. In the end it’s about customer service. But I don’t think I’ve ever seen someone say they were disrespected because they got one more cherrie 🍒in their drink. 🤯 I love cherries! Give me five, I’m good! 😂 Have you ever seen something like this before? What do you think? Do you think she should have refused service and kicked him out and had him removed or do you think she did a good job and handled it well?

This guy ordered a Shirley Temple with two cherries, not three. The manager of this restaurant was called because this man said the person that made his drink disrespected him by putting three cherries in his drink and not the two he asked for. He was told they weren’t going to serve him because he made such a stink. She tells him they are closed now but they will make an exception and serve him and she asks him what he wants. He tells her he wants a cup of clam chowder and a Shirley Temple with TWO cherries, not THREE. 😳 A lot of people said they disagree with the manager, that she should have stuck up for her employee and that by taking the employee’s side it builds morale. But some said it’s about customer service and she’s trying everything in her power to make the situation right. 💯 He seems a little off to me. I think she did a good job in diffusing the situation. In the end it’s about customer service. But I don’t think I’ve ever seen someone say they were disrespected because they got one more cherrie 🍒in their drink. 🤯 I love cherries! Give me five, I’m good! 😂 Have you ever seen something like this before? What do you think? Do you think she should have refused service and kicked him out and had him removed or do you think she did a good job and handled it well?

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NEW: Simi Valley residents demand hate crime charges after four teens were arrested for attacking another teen outside a movie theater They believe the victim, Michael Robinson, was targeted because he is black "Racism is ever present and especially present in the town of Simi Valley," one speaker said before the council Robinson said he was with friends when the other group approached When the fight broke out, Robinson said he tried to run away He suffered a concussion, a back injury, and chipped a tooth One of his friends had prior issues with the group and tried to calm tensions, but the fight happened anyway

NEW: Simi Valley residents demand hate crime charges after four teens were arrested for attacking another teen outside a movie theater They believe the victim, Michael Robinson, was targeted because he is black "Racism is ever present and especially present in the town of Simi Valley," one speaker said before the council Robinson said he was with friends when the other group approached When the fight broke out, Robinson said he tried to run away He suffered a concussion, a back injury, and chipped a tooth One of his friends had prior issues with the group and tried to calm tensions, but the fight happened anyway

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