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NFL Washington Commanders Hear from my great uncle John Two Guns White Calf🪶 excerpt from an interview that was held in Glacier National Park. I support my heritage & culture. That my great uncle Two Guns comes from a family of great Chieftainships…the White Calf family who has traveled...

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The White Calf family is coming to Washington to meet with Senators and House members regarding commemorative coin legislation honoring their great-uncle, Chief John Two Guns White Calf. You can meet the family on May 18 at 6:00 PM:
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The White Calf family is coming to Washington to meet with Senators and House members regarding commemorative coin legislation honoring their great-uncle, Chief John Two Guns White Calf. You can meet the family on May 18 at 6:00 PM:

Desirée Townsend

18,657 views • 4 months ago

Redskins fans, you heard Senator Steve Daines. Get ready to run! The Skins are coming back 😎 The Washington Commanders and the NFL just need a gentle push and a history lesson from the family of Chief John Two Guns White Calf.
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Redskins fans, you heard Senator Steve Daines. Get ready to run! The Skins are coming back 😎 The Washington Commanders and the NFL just need a gentle push and a history lesson from the family of Chief John Two Guns White Calf.

Desirée Townsend

18,564 views • 4 months ago

The first ever film about the Holocaust was made in 1938 by my great-great-uncle Adolf Minkin. It is a family curse to film genocides. This is the USA today: the repeat. As before, the fascists cannot take away our right to think. Their guns will be taken away from them.
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The first ever film about the Holocaust was made in 1938 by my great-great-uncle Adolf Minkin. It is a family curse to film genocides. This is the USA today: the repeat. As before, the fascists cannot take away our right to think. Their guns will be taken away from them.

Zarina Zabrisky 🇺🇸🇺🇦

21,709 views • 8 months ago

The Washington Commanders are being sued by Native Americans who want the name changed BACK to Redskins and the Chief White Calf logo restored. They say the old name honored their heritage, not insulted it. This lawsuit proves what many of us knew all along: the Redskins name never should have been changed. It was a proud tradition, not a slur. #BringBackTheRedskins
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The Washington Commanders are being sued by Native Americans who want the name changed BACK to Redskins and the Chief White Calf logo restored. They say the old name honored their heritage, not insulted it. This lawsuit proves what many of us knew all along: the Redskins name never should have been changed. It was a proud tradition, not a slur. #BringBackTheRedskins

Jason American Patriot™

386,476 views • 9 months ago

“My eldest uncle, Isiaka Adeleke—the original politician in our family—was meant to become the governor of Osun State again. Everyone already knew he had won the election, but then he passed away. I don’t want to go too deep into it. They thought they had stopped him and that our family would just sit back. My other uncle, Ademola Adeleke, is the youngest in the family and wasn’t initially a politician. We had to choose someone from the family, and my dad said I was too young. Then Uncle Ademola came in from nowhere—boom—and he has never lost an election.” — Davido
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“My eldest uncle, Isiaka Adeleke—the original politician in our family—was meant to become the governor of Osun State again. Everyone already knew he had won the election, but then he passed away. I don’t want to go too deep into it. They thought they had stopped him and that our family would just sit back. My other uncle, Ademola Adeleke, is the youngest in the family and wasn’t initially a politician. We had to choose someone from the family, and my dad said I was too young. Then Uncle Ademola came in from nowhere—boom—and he has never lost an election.” — Davido

MOWESTGoHard_🌠

183,355 views • 4 months ago

My mom and uncle went to our land one last time to find an Israeli settler threatening to empty his machine gun in their bodies. She went with my uncle, trying to approach the mountain that my family has owned for generations. A settler approached them and told them to leave, threatening to empty his machine gun into their bodies if they did not. Then he kept going in his mountains cart after their car, until they were forced to leave the area to the main road. With the expanding Israeli seizure of Palestinian land, my family has lost another piece of what we have owned for generations. An entire mountain was forcibly taken by Israeli settlers who recently put up tents and started preventing the owners from approaching the area, with the help of Israeli occupation forces. My family owned 70 dunams on this mountain. There were all kinds of plants, olive trees, thyme, sage. Now, it’s all gone. Another piece of land we were proud to have for generations is no longer accessible to us. Another place filled with our family’s memories is being taken away. And alhamdulillah, our losses were never willingly given away. They were taken from us, forcibly, against our will and against our very existence on this land. But this land knew our family long before those tents were ever put there. It carries our trees, our memories, and the hands of the generations who cared for it. They may take the land from our reach.But they cannot take away the fact that it was ours.
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My mom and uncle went to our land one last time to find an Israeli settler threatening to empty his machine gun in their bodies. She went with my uncle, trying to approach the mountain that my family has owned for generations. A settler approached them and told them to leave, threatening to empty his machine gun into their bodies if they did not. Then he kept going in his mountains cart after their car, until they were forced to leave the area to the main road. With the expanding Israeli seizure of Palestinian land, my family has lost another piece of what we have owned for generations. An entire mountain was forcibly taken by Israeli settlers who recently put up tents and started preventing the owners from approaching the area, with the help of Israeli occupation forces. My family owned 70 dunams on this mountain. There were all kinds of plants, olive trees, thyme, sage. Now, it’s all gone. Another piece of land we were proud to have for generations is no longer accessible to us. Another place filled with our family’s memories is being taken away. And alhamdulillah, our losses were never willingly given away. They were taken from us, forcibly, against our will and against our very existence on this land. But this land knew our family long before those tents were ever put there. It carries our trees, our memories, and the hands of the generations who cared for it. They may take the land from our reach.But they cannot take away the fact that it was ours.

Stories From Palestine 🇵🇸

23,414 views • 1 month ago

This Thanksgiving, I want to extend my heartfelt gratitude to the millions of American Workers who are the backbone of our nation. From my family to yours, I hope you have a safe, healthy, and happy holiday!
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This Thanksgiving, I want to extend my heartfelt gratitude to the millions of American Workers who are the backbone of our nation. From my family to yours, I hope you have a safe, healthy, and happy holiday!

Secretary Lori Chavez-DeRemer

20,520 views • 9 months ago

When the leaders of Mother Emanuel AME asked to pray for me earlier this month, I was reminded of the kindness they have shown me, my family, and others for years. Nearly nine years ago, the congregation of Mother Emanuel AME invited a stranger into their church to pray with them. The word of God was pierced by bullets in hate and rage, propelled by not just gunpowder but by a poison that has, for too long, haunted this nation. Two days after the service of Reverend Pinckney, my family worshiped with them to show our solidarity. But my family also needed to be healed. We didn’t even realize how badly. We had just buried my son, Beau, a veteran who was exposed and died because of the burn pits in Iraq for a year. We were in more pain than we knew. We came to offer comfort, but my family received comfort from the congregation of Mother Emanuel. As I listened in the pews, spent time with the families, visited Reverend Pinckney’s office, and visited the memorial for the victims outside, my family and I grew stronger. We prayed together. We grieved together. We found hope together. And now, it reminds me that, through our pain, each of us must find purpose.
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When the leaders of Mother Emanuel AME asked to pray for me earlier this month, I was reminded of the kindness they have shown me, my family, and others for years. Nearly nine years ago, the congregation of Mother Emanuel AME invited a stranger into their church to pray with them. The word of God was pierced by bullets in hate and rage, propelled by not just gunpowder but by a poison that has, for too long, haunted this nation. Two days after the service of Reverend Pinckney, my family worshiped with them to show our solidarity. But my family also needed to be healed. We didn’t even realize how badly. We had just buried my son, Beau, a veteran who was exposed and died because of the burn pits in Iraq for a year. We were in more pain than we knew. We came to offer comfort, but my family received comfort from the congregation of Mother Emanuel. As I listened in the pews, spent time with the families, visited Reverend Pinckney’s office, and visited the memorial for the victims outside, my family and I grew stronger. We prayed together. We grieved together. We found hope together. And now, it reminds me that, through our pain, each of us must find purpose.

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I am one of the 1 in 4 women in America who has had an abortion. It was an intensely personal decision that I made with my family and with the help of my doctor. We do not need an extreme MAGA Republican Party trying to control our bodies and our freedoms.
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I am one of the 1 in 4 women in America who has had an abortion. It was an intensely personal decision that I made with my family and with the help of my doctor. We do not need an extreme MAGA Republican Party trying to control our bodies and our freedoms.

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I’m from a family of veterans. My dad was a Navy veteran. Both my grandfathers and many of my uncles served. Our state is home to almost 500,000 veterans who exemplify the best of our state. Thank you for your service. I also appreciate the family members of those who served – as we know, it’s a shared sacrifice.

Governor Bob Ferguson

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Over the Influence is officially a New York Times Best Seller. To God be the glory. To the one and only Katie Gallagher, my fearless editor Carrie Napolitano, the dawg himself Randy Jackson, and my uncle/ the first author of our family Scott Blagden- who all slowly but surely helped me believe that I was capable of writing my own story in my own words. To TEAMJOJO- this is for us.
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Over the Influence is officially a New York Times Best Seller. To God be the glory. To the one and only Katie Gallagher, my fearless editor Carrie Napolitano, the dawg himself Randy Jackson, and my uncle/ the first author of our family Scott Blagden- who all slowly but surely helped me believe that I was capable of writing my own story in my own words. To TEAMJOJO- this is for us.

Joanna

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I want to take a moment to honor and remember Dr. James Dobson, who has gone home to be with the Lord. For so many of us, Dr. Dobson shaped our understanding of parenting, marriage, and family through his books and teaching. His insights were timeless—rooted in God’s design for the home—and they continue to bless countless lives. I was personally humbled to know that he and Shirley would often tune in to our Sunday services, and it was one of the greatest honors of my life that he agreed to write the foreword for my upcoming book. His influence and faithfulness leave a legacy that cannot be replaced. We are forever grateful for the life and ministry of Dr. James Dobson, a great man of God who impacted generations.
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I want to take a moment to honor and remember Dr. James Dobson, who has gone home to be with the Lord. For so many of us, Dr. Dobson shaped our understanding of parenting, marriage, and family through his books and teaching. His insights were timeless—rooted in God’s design for the home—and they continue to bless countless lives. I was personally humbled to know that he and Shirley would often tune in to our Sunday services, and it was one of the greatest honors of my life that he agreed to write the foreword for my upcoming book. His influence and faithfulness leave a legacy that cannot be replaced. We are forever grateful for the life and ministry of Dr. James Dobson, a great man of God who impacted generations.

Jack Hibbs

11,889 views • 1 year ago

We live with this fear every single day, never knowing what the next moment will bring: will we survive another day, or could we lose our lives at any moment? We have the right to live in safety. My daughter Rafif and my family have the right to a life free from the sounds of bombing, fear, and terror that follow us every moment. I have tried every possible way to find a safe way out of Gaza for my family. A short while ago, we were very close to leaving, but our application was rejected because my wife and I have different family names. I carry my family name, and she carries hers. Even though I provided all the documents proving that we are married and one family, and I was also prepared to pay a large amount of money, our attempt was unsuccessful. I am exhausted from trying again and again and finding every path closed in front of us, but I will not stop. I will continue searching for any legal and safe way that can give my family a chance to live far from war, bombing, and fear. Please, don’t give up on Rafif’s family. If anyone can help us through a scholarship, humanitarian evacuation, or a trusted organization that is genuinely able to help my family reach safety, I beg you to contact me or help connect me with them. I am not searching for a perfect life… I only want to protect my wife and my children. I don’t want to lose my family here in Gaza. 💔
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We live with this fear every single day, never knowing what the next moment will bring: will we survive another day, or could we lose our lives at any moment? We have the right to live in safety. My daughter Rafif and my family have the right to a life free from the sounds of bombing, fear, and terror that follow us every moment. I have tried every possible way to find a safe way out of Gaza for my family. A short while ago, we were very close to leaving, but our application was rejected because my wife and I have different family names. I carry my family name, and she carries hers. Even though I provided all the documents proving that we are married and one family, and I was also prepared to pay a large amount of money, our attempt was unsuccessful. I am exhausted from trying again and again and finding every path closed in front of us, but I will not stop. I will continue searching for any legal and safe way that can give my family a chance to live far from war, bombing, and fear. Please, don’t give up on Rafif’s family. If anyone can help us through a scholarship, humanitarian evacuation, or a trusted organization that is genuinely able to help my family reach safety, I beg you to contact me or help connect me with them. I am not searching for a perfect life… I only want to protect my wife and my children. I don’t want to lose my family here in Gaza. 💔

Mohammed jawad 🇵🇸

15,934 views • 4 days ago

I extended my condolences and that of my family to all the bereaved families. Through our Maina Wanjigi Foundation, we will be giving a donation to the Red Cross in helping those who are affected. I also wish to acknowledge some key heroes who have really stepped up for our brothers and sisters, Mzalendo Njera, Nifa from Mathare, and Pascal Kambutta among others. Ruto might not care but we do.
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I extended my condolences and that of my family to all the bereaved families. Through our Maina Wanjigi Foundation, we will be giving a donation to the Red Cross in helping those who are affected. I also wish to acknowledge some key heroes who have really stepped up for our brothers and sisters, Mzalendo Njera, Nifa from Mathare, and Pascal Kambutta among others. Ruto might not care but we do.

Jimi Wanjigi

37,732 views • 2 years ago

Why do our ex-orphans bring their wild-born calves home to the Keepers? We can't know exactly what's in their heads. But after ex-orphan Yatta first made the pilgrimage many years ago, nearly every ex-orphan mother has followed suit, and walked her newborn to the stockades, often within hours of giving birth, and introduce the calf to the people who raised her. It's likely a mix of trust (the Keepers were her family for years), safety (the stockade compound is calm and predictable), and recognition (these are the people she knows). Whether she's actively imprinting her calf with that knowledge or just following her own instinct to come home, the calf grows up understanding that our Keepers and the dependent orphans are a part of their family too. Meet our newest wild-born calf, baby Moon:
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Why do our ex-orphans bring their wild-born calves home to the Keepers? We can't know exactly what's in their heads. But after ex-orphan Yatta first made the pilgrimage many years ago, nearly every ex-orphan mother has followed suit, and walked her newborn to the stockades, often within hours of giving birth, and introduce the calf to the people who raised her. It's likely a mix of trust (the Keepers were her family for years), safety (the stockade compound is calm and predictable), and recognition (these are the people she knows). Whether she's actively imprinting her calf with that knowledge or just following her own instinct to come home, the calf grows up understanding that our Keepers and the dependent orphans are a part of their family too. Meet our newest wild-born calf, baby Moon:

Sheldrick Wildlife Trust

61,869 views • 2 months ago

Growing up, on our family room wall hung my grandmother's little purse that held her and my two great aunts passports from 1914, and on either side, photographs of relatives who never made it to America. It was my parents' daily reminder: you are the fortunate few — and you don't get to be frivolous with your opportunity in America. Being an American is winning the lottery ticket of life. But for too many, the path to the middle class dream is broken. My full conversation with Robert Costa on CBS Sunday Morning.
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Growing up, on our family room wall hung my grandmother's little purse that held her and my two great aunts passports from 1914, and on either side, photographs of relatives who never made it to America. It was my parents' daily reminder: you are the fortunate few — and you don't get to be frivolous with your opportunity in America. Being an American is winning the lottery ticket of life. But for too many, the path to the middle class dream is broken. My full conversation with Robert Costa on CBS Sunday Morning.

Rahm Emanuel

13,982 views • 1 month ago

This campaign is about building a stronger South Carolina for the next generation, and I’m proud to have the support of my family and so many families across our great state.
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This campaign is about building a stronger South Carolina for the next generation, and I’m proud to have the support of my family and so many families across our great state.

Alan Wilson

33,566 views • 3 months ago

Powerful words from the mother of National Guard SSgt. Andrew Wolfe, who sustained a gunshot wound to the head in the D.C. terror attack: "We have a strong faith in God, and God is what brought our son through this ... Just all of the support of the White House medical staff, anything that our son needed was met." ✝️🙏🏻
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Powerful words from the mother of National Guard SSgt. Andrew Wolfe, who sustained a gunshot wound to the head in the D.C. terror attack: "We have a strong faith in God, and God is what brought our son through this ... Just all of the support of the White House medical staff, anything that our son needed was met." ✝️🙏🏻

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14,730 views • 4 months ago

🚨 BREAKING: New Karmelo Anthony Fundraiser by his Mom For An Appeal Says Racist White Boys Bullied Him. “We the Anthony Family are trying to raise some funds for our son Karmelo who was a victim of white racism. My son was bullied by two white boys and reacted," it reads.
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Jeff Rainforth

29,120 views • 3 months ago