Bayou Betty
They called her Bayou Betty
She got mad
Answered back, “I’mma city cat”
Concrete under my pads
I’m from New Orleans
I know about architecture
And this and that
They called her Bayou Betty
She got mad
Answered back, “I’mma city cat”
Concrete under my pads
I’m from New Orleans
I know about architecture
And this and that
There was once a golden age of wellness in American schools where physical fitness and structured movement were treated as a normal and essential part of youth development. Gymnasium programs, regular physical education, and group activity were built into the school experience. Wellness was not seen as an individual responsibility
Across Alabama, officials are promoting data centers as economic development. We are told they will create jobs and bring prosperity. Yet most of those jobs are temporary construction positions that disappear once the project is complete. The question we should be asking is simple: Why are we willing to provide
Currently is this informative timeline only no commentary. 1. The “original lines” (post-2020 census, 2021–2022 Legislature map) After the 2020 census, Alabama’s Republican-controlled legislature drew a new congressional map. What it looked like: * 7 total U.S. House districts * Only 1 majority-Black district * Black population
I was a super shy and sensitive kid. My family environment was much like a bit of a roller coaster. My parents had not healed their wounds and passed them onto my sister and me. I was super drawn to animals, always, and was a natural vegetarian, refusing to eat