RT Gad Saad (@GadSaad)Westerners are willing to lose their culture, heritage, religion, and civilization to prove that they are tolerant of those invading them, and mounting them, their children, and their women. It is astonishing. ...

Growing up as a Chinese kid with flat hair for most of his life, cut by only the best barber in town, my dad, still huge forehead and focus on those A++ grades. There's absolutely no way you can tell that I actually don't fit into the AsianAmerican community. Oh, except I don't speak Chinese.Am I a bad Asian. I ask myself this question whenever my family eats at an authentic Chinese restaurant, like the ones where the walls are as old as the grandpa's eating there, and the decor is non-existent. The waiters ...

Here we go. I am Somebody Somebody I may be poor But I am Somebody I may be young But I am Somebody I may be on welfare But I am I am somebody greetings everyone. I'm Simone Sanders Townsend and I'm Eugene Daniels.Welcome back to clock it where we open up our off-air Conversations and let you know what we see and hear in the news. We learned on Tuesday that the great Reverend Jesse Jackson passed take a listen to the great Reverend Al Sharpton on morning Joe earlier that morning talking about him Jesse Jack ...

Love @Coldie and love how he pushes the boundaries of culture and technology and no, the irony is not lost of him eitherColdie (@Coldie):250 tokens were released yesterday. Moments. A slice of time. The first look. During the primary sale I saw people do what people do. Some came in, collected, and held. Some flipped. Some traded with others to make sets. Human life happened.The blockchain sees all.🧵🔽 https://t.co/zMicfizvJs ...

Have you ever seen a photo of a famous landmark, let's say the Dodge Mahal, and convince yourself you have really experienced it. But what about the immersive feel around it. The culture, the food, the smells.AI can never replace that feeling, no matter how realistic it gets. When I was younger, traveling felt like a break from school. It was normal for me to wonder, are we going to the mountains. Are we going to the beach. Are we going to family.I was lucky that it felt normal for me. Normal was possible o ...

Am I audible. Yes. How are we feeling.A little strange. I know it's not every day that you see a man, an overgrown man walking in a sari on the stage. Um, I'm Pushbot Sen. I'm 30 years old.Mentally, I am Zenaya. In reality, I'm Janea. I work as a fashion creative director.Long story short, I make fashion films for brands. Uh they're not your regular at films. They have a little bit of story.I'm extremely technologically challenged, so I don't know. Uh I couldn't uh play them here. I couldn't put them on my ...

RT Will Tanner (@Will_Tanner_1)Yes, some cultures are objectively better than others https://t.co/CtM91OuboE ...

RT Bishop Robert Barron (@BishopBarron)I was impressed by Secretary of State Marco Rubio's speech at the Munich Security Conference. He indeed addressed a number of particular political issues, but what most grabbed my attention was his stress on the common culture that unites Europe and America. He cited Dante, Shakespeare, the Sistine Chapel, Cologne Cathedral—even the Beatles as expressions of basic cultural intuitions that still inform the West. But he pressed the matter further, insisting, in the spiri ...

RT 🇺🇸 The American Culturist 🇺🇸 (@MericaCulture)Yes, some cultures are objectively better than others. https://t.co/yxINL00vZv ...

RT Nick Szabo (@NickSzabo4)Progressivism is a shallow ideology, devoid of any deep cultural tradition of its own, so it tries to dress up as various non-Western cultures in a kind of pseudo-ethnic drag show.There's no continuous tradition of indigenous or African politics in the U.S. that isn't thoroughly saturated with European-derived culture, to the point where the "indigenous" or "African" elements are only the occasionally out-of-context story only recent grafted on by to European-derived progressivism ...