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tamwagner.bsky.social
@tamwagner.bsky.social
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Black&Proud. Blerd. Book lover. Here for all the people fighting the good fight to live freely and in peace. Trivia boss with impeccable, yet adventurous musical taste🖤❤️
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Misogynoir. Everyone was different 6 years ago. The world was different 6 years ago. I see you prematurely tearing down a capable and brave Black Woman.
December 10, 2025 at 12:26 AM
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Right?! All of em! Can't bop to that voice anymore...EW!
December 10, 2025 at 12:07 AM
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The Righteous Gemstones did it better.
December 9, 2025 at 12:16 PM
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Love It!
December 8, 2025 at 4:44 AM
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I am genuinely losing my mind. The joke is, prima facie, objectively true.

The reason Westport has continued to suck and decline in quality over the last decade is because it is literally in the death grip of racist petite bourgeoisie

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THE COUP: How a Black Restaurateur Lost His Lease in One Week According to court documents, Christopher Lee did everything right. He negotiated for weeks. Flew to California to meet the property owner. Signed a 10-year lease for 4128 Broadway, the former Ale House location in the heart of Westport, on October 21, 2024. Paid a $10,000 deposit two days later. Then his concept, a restaurant and lounge called Euphoric Bar & Lounge, quickly started generating buzz on social media, especially among Black community organizers and promoters. To handle hiring and administrative logistics, Lee used his hospitality and staffing company, Ale House West, to host a recruitment event for Euphoric Bar & Lounge on October 23, 2024. He said the name “Ale House West”— a legacy brand he used solely for business administration — sparked confusion online, as some assumed the defunct “Ale House” bar was reopening. According to filings, Westport CID members seized on that misunderstanding, disregarding Lee’s clarification that Ale House West was merely a hiring service, not the name of the new venue. People talked about jobs. A reopening. The energy you get when a neighborhood is about to see something new. That’s when everything stopped. The keys never came. The landlord, Harold Brody, whose business, 4128 Broadway, LLC, held the lease, allegedly told Lee to change the name, to “target an older crowd,” and to avoid “that young hip-hop crowd.” By the following week, the locks stayed shut. When Lee pointed out Brody was breaching the lease, the owner allegedly responded: “sue me.” What happened between the deposit and the dead bolt? According to the lawsuit: the Westport power structure intervened. Court documents describe a web of phone calls, pressure, and what plaintiffs frame as a shakedown. Brody admitted on a recorded call that Lee wasn’t actually in breach of the lease, stating, “I’m not suggesting that there’s a breach at all it’s just.. it didn’t pan out.” He
December 5, 2025 at 7:38 PM
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Excellent cover!
December 7, 2025 at 6:07 AM