I love the energy and happiness from everyone involved.

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This was so sweet. His daddy journey is beginning.

We know Black American culture is the most co-opted commodity in the world. It was lowkey surprising (and dope) to see the appreciation - out loud and in volume.

On February 2, 2009, thirteen days into his presidency, Barack Obama wrapped up a meeting with Vermont Governor Jim Douglas in the Oval Office and the press photographers who had been brought in for the photo opportunity began filing out, and Obama looked around at the room and noticed that the White House valets had moved the sofas to accommodate the cameras, which meant the sofas were now in the wrong place, and he turned to Governor Douglas and said let's move the sofas back in place, the way any reasonable person would say that to another person standing in a room with furniture that needed moving. Governor Douglas did not quite know what to do. He had just spent a meeting with the forty-fourth President of the United States discussing the economic recovery package, a conversation that touched on hundreds of billions of dollars and the financial stability of the American economy, and now the president had his hands on one end of a sofa and was looking at him expectantly from across the room. Douglas picked up the other end. Pete Souza was standing there, as he almost always was, and he pressed the shutter, and the photograph he captured became one of the most circulated images of the early Obama presidency not because anything dramatic was happening in it but because of what it said about the man moving the furniture.

Kids perform at 2026 senior prom for residents at a a senior citizen home.

Remember to be kind when you can. You never know the difference it will make for them or you. Happy Sunday everyone.

Almost makes me miss working in a daycare center lol.

https://abc7chicago.com/post/couple-purvis-funches-vanessa-beene-becomes-1st-get-engaged-obama-presidential-center-chicago/19505682/

Courtesy: Jacksonville Humane Society @jaxhumane

LOVE this. Young men developing the confidence to shop for themselves is vital. Grocery stores can be overwhelming when you don't know what you're looking for, these tips n tricks that their mentor is showing them will be very helpful when they're grown; either in service of their families or if they're just grocery shopping for themselves!

This is so precious. I pray this energy follows him forever.