Freedom didn’t begin with celebration — it opened into famine, disease, and abandonment. The Freedmen’s Bureau fought to keep people alive in a South shattered by war, neglect, and hostility. Liberation without infrastructure is just survival by another name. #FreedmenFacts

Prosecution exhibit #12B: A “kinetic strike” ends the moment a suspect is unarmed and no longer a threat. What happens after that is not war — it’s homicide under U.S. military law. Loud talk can’t cover a bad order. #UCMJ #ChainOfAccountability

Black Codes morphed into something just as cruel: sharecropping + scrip. In the 1920s–30s, Black laborers were paid in tokens or store credit they could only spend at the plantation. Inflated prices, fake wages, lifelong debt. Slavery renamed, not ended.

Macy’s mannequin called — your pocket square is overdue for return.

Because war isn’t a fashion runway. Patriotism isn’t color-coordination.

And real power doesn’t come from fabric, it comes from responsibility.

Elihu Root built the modern Army from discipline, law, and strategy. Hegseth? He’s not qualified to take Root’s dictation. One earned a Nobel. The other earned a scandal. Real patriotism isn’t cosplay — it’s restraint, responsibility, and respect for life. #EthicalLeadership #DoBetterAmerica

This is murder.

They freed the body but tried to trap the future. Black Codes handed “rights” with one hand and a leash with the other. Reconstruction was emancipation with an asterisk. #ReconstructionTruth #AfterSlavery

Web: Encyclopedia of Reconstruction, “Black Codes.”

They love to invent “savage rituals,” but the archive is louder than their myths. The first "settlers" (read: invaders) weren’t ending cannibalism, they were practicing it. And when that wasn’t enough, they dug up Native graves for food. History remembers. #JamestownTruth #ColonialReceipts

The new space race isn’t to claim land — it’s to claim independence.