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I like except all the religious parts
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Here is part of my contribution to the culture...
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Cool
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Here is part of my contribution to the culture...
Interesting, care to explain what exactly we are looking at? Youre a writer and a photoprapher?
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Salute to Shannon was again
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During the great migration, do you know how tired of White's the Black's must've been to move all the way from the east coast to the west coast? That is far as hell. VA to CA is just far as hell 
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This kinda hurts if valid
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Those all 5 of my published books. I am not an author by profession. I just wrote 5 books that I felt needed to be written. I am not a photographer either. I just like taking pictures. All 5 of my books are available on Amazon. Below is a link to my first. If you search my name, you can find the links to the other four.
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New season started tonight!
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Peter Bailey said it best. I've heard those same sentiments on this very site, coming from so called Black NT'ers.
Malcolm went to mecca...blah, blah, blah....
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All Skin Folk ain't kinfolk. Was willing to disparage a nation already going through financial woes due to COVID and had the world looking at this black nation as if we are some cannibals all because she has COVID and did not want to be put under any restriction and would much rather live her best life claiming that she was kidnapped and being put into trafficking.
An American flight attendant was alleged to have been kidnapped in Jamaica. Authorities say it was a lie.
Kalina Collier had tested positive for the coronavirus and was placed in isolation, in keeping with Covid-19 prevention protocols, the Jamaica Constabulary Force said.
Feb. 15, 2021, 10:10 AM PST / Updated Feb. 15, 2021, 11:55 AM PST
By Janelle Griffith
Authorities in Jamaica have asked the public to stop sharing social media posts that allege an American woman was kidnapped there, saying Sunday that she "is not, nor was she at any time, in any danger."
The woman, Kalina Collier, had tested positive for the coronavirus when she arrived in Jamaica and was placed in isolation, in keeping with the country's Covid-19 prevention protocols, Jamaican authorities said. Collier is a JetBlue flight attendant.
Derek Dombrowski, a JetBlue spokesman, said the airline is aware of reports that Collier, who was vacationing in Jamaica, had been required to quarantine due to coronavirus health regulations and that she has safely returned to the United States after her quarantine expired.
"We have full confidence in Jamaica's health protocols and it is important everyone follows the rules," Dombrowski said in a statement Monday. "We hold each JetBlue crewmember to the highest standards when it comes to personal integrity and we are conducting an urgent investigation into the actions of our crewmember."
Police visited her Saturday and determined "she is not, nor was she at any time, in any danger," the Jamaica Constabulary Force said in a statement Sunday.
Authorities are warning people to "desist from sharing social media posts claiming Collier has been kidnapped," adding that doing so could "constitute an offense under the law."
"The police assert the information is baseless and mischievous," the statement said.
Many people had used the hashtag #KalinaCollier on social media and alleged she had been kidnapped or was being held against her will.
The Jamaica Constabulary Force said Sunday that Collier "remains in isolation and awaits medical clearance" to return home.
Representatives from the Ministry of Health, the Jamaica Tourist Board and local police had been in contact with her mother who traveled to Jamaica, authorities said.
Collier was expected to fly out of Jamaica on Sunday following her 14-day quarantine, The Gleaner reported.
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Collier did not immediately return a request for an interview Monday.
In a statement posted to her Instagram account, she wrote: "I have said a long time ago that I was never missing, nor was I kidnapped.
"I've tried to stay silent because this is something that will be handled legally and because the response to my situation was completely overwhelming," she wrote. After she tested negative for Covid-19, she wrote, "the hotel proceeded to cover their tracks once word got out and forced me to stay at the resort for the remainder of my 'quarantine.'"
It is unclear what negative test she is referring to.
She claimed she "was harassed by the hotel to make a statement, to save face for them" and for it to "seem like everything I said was a lie."
Collier said that she had previously shared her experience on Instagram Live. It is unclear what she said during the Instagram Live.
"I understand that I went live and reached out for help, but my story is now beginning to be told for me and I won't have that," she wrote.
Her statement concluded: "The proof is in the pudding and I have nothing further to say on this situation. For those who were actually concerned, thank you."
According to the government's Covid-19 dashboard, Jamaica has reported 18,232 cases and 362 deaths.
www.nbcnews.com
An American flight attendant was alleged to have been kidnapped in Jamaica. Authorities say it was a lie.
Kalina Collier had tested positive for the coronavirus and was placed in isolation, in keeping with Covid-19 prevention protocols, the Jamaica Constabulary Force said.
Feb. 15, 2021, 10:10 AM PST / Updated Feb. 15, 2021, 11:55 AM PST
By Janelle Griffith
Authorities in Jamaica have asked the public to stop sharing social media posts that allege an American woman was kidnapped there, saying Sunday that she "is not, nor was she at any time, in any danger."
The woman, Kalina Collier, had tested positive for the coronavirus when she arrived in Jamaica and was placed in isolation, in keeping with the country's Covid-19 prevention protocols, Jamaican authorities said. Collier is a JetBlue flight attendant.
Derek Dombrowski, a JetBlue spokesman, said the airline is aware of reports that Collier, who was vacationing in Jamaica, had been required to quarantine due to coronavirus health regulations and that she has safely returned to the United States after her quarantine expired.
"We have full confidence in Jamaica's health protocols and it is important everyone follows the rules," Dombrowski said in a statement Monday. "We hold each JetBlue crewmember to the highest standards when it comes to personal integrity and we are conducting an urgent investigation into the actions of our crewmember."
Police visited her Saturday and determined "she is not, nor was she at any time, in any danger," the Jamaica Constabulary Force said in a statement Sunday.
Authorities are warning people to "desist from sharing social media posts claiming Collier has been kidnapped," adding that doing so could "constitute an offense under the law."
"The police assert the information is baseless and mischievous," the statement said.
Many people had used the hashtag #KalinaCollier on social media and alleged she had been kidnapped or was being held against her will.
The Jamaica Constabulary Force said Sunday that Collier "remains in isolation and awaits medical clearance" to return home.
Representatives from the Ministry of Health, the Jamaica Tourist Board and local police had been in contact with her mother who traveled to Jamaica, authorities said.
Collier was expected to fly out of Jamaica on Sunday following her 14-day quarantine, The Gleaner reported.
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Collier did not immediately return a request for an interview Monday.
In a statement posted to her Instagram account, she wrote: "I have said a long time ago that I was never missing, nor was I kidnapped.
"I've tried to stay silent because this is something that will be handled legally and because the response to my situation was completely overwhelming," she wrote. After she tested negative for Covid-19, she wrote, "the hotel proceeded to cover their tracks once word got out and forced me to stay at the resort for the remainder of my 'quarantine.'"
It is unclear what negative test she is referring to.
She claimed she "was harassed by the hotel to make a statement, to save face for them" and for it to "seem like everything I said was a lie."
Collier said that she had previously shared her experience on Instagram Live. It is unclear what she said during the Instagram Live.
"I understand that I went live and reached out for help, but my story is now beginning to be told for me and I won't have that," she wrote.
Her statement concluded: "The proof is in the pudding and I have nothing further to say on this situation. For those who were actually concerned, thank you."
According to the government's Covid-19 dashboard, Jamaica has reported 18,232 cases and 362 deaths.
An American was alleged to have been kidnapped in Jamaica. Authorities say it was a lie.
Kalina Collier had tested positive for the coronavirus and was placed in isolation, in keeping with Covid-19 prevention protocols, the Jamaica Constabulary Force said.
www.nbcnews.com
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Columbus didn't find America either, but he also claimed it.
Nonetheless, I will check your content out in my downtime brotha
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s-blaze
Thank you.
While I do not take credit for creating the information in my books about health... I will take credit for living through and conceptualizing it all.
I will take total credit for the 2 poem books I wrote though.
While the retail price of my physical books is relatively high in comparison to other books... my books are also available for download for an inexpensive price on the Kindle Direct Publishing app... and I also give personal discounts to people who purchase physical books directly from me.
If you or any other NTer is interested in my work... lmk.
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Not sure if it was spot on or not but it was tough to sit through Daniel Kaluuya’s accent in Judas and the Black Messiah.
