@maryrespam: change de crush 🥰🫵🏻🫵🏻 #fypp

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Moi 🥰
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c' moiiii😂
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Ma cousine*
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fière de d'être 🇲🇦 :
moi quoi😅
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bas c moi!!! 😭
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comment tu sais?
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Le A pour tjrs 😻😻
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On March 12, 1983 Robert “Yummy” Sandifier was born on Chicago’s South Side. Yummy was born to a teen mother and father. When upset Yummy’s mother would ab*se him until welts showed on his body. When she was deemed unfit to take care of her son, Yummy was moved to his grandmother. Over the years the house became packed with up to 40 people living there at once. Social workers realized Yummy’s living situation hadn’t gotten any better living with his grandmother. As Yummy got older, he began to feel no one cared about him but himself and he had to do whatever he thought it took to survive. He started stealing cars and mastered driving before he was 10 years old. Yummy began to rob people for anything they had. In the last year and a half of his life Yummy was on average receiving a Felony a month. In total he had 23 felonies and misdemeanors under his belt before the age of twelve. He found himself caught up with the Black Disciples, which turned out to be a fatal move. The BD’s were a g^ng known for indulging in all types of crime throughout the South Side. BD’s often used Children as runners or hit men because they weren’t old enough to receive serious punishment for their crimes. Yummy got caught up with law enforcement over and over but was always released. When Yummy got his first g*n he was known for being reckless while handling it. This resulted in Yummy accidentally shooting and k!lling 16 year old Kianta Britton. Yummy was on the run for the last three days of his life because of this. While on the run the BD’s moved him around between safe houses while a national manhunt for the boy was happening. No one could believe an 11 year old did that. Then he began to get scared, he figured the g^ng protection wasn’t enough so he went back to his neighborhood. Yummy ran into two fellow BD members while there, 14 year old Derrick Hardaway and his brother Cragg. They promised to get him out of town if he followed them, so he gets in a car with them and they drive to a railroad underpass. When they stop they tell Yummy to get out of the car. He does. They tell him to get on his knees and turn the other way, he does. Then they proceed to execute Yummy in fear that he would cooperate with police, giving up the gang for a less harsh punishment of his own crime. His body was found the next morning in that same spot and that’s when he became the national symbol for the American inner city struggle with this copy of TIME Magazine(last slide)
On March 12, 1983 Robert “Yummy” Sandifier was born on Chicago’s South Side. Yummy was born to a teen mother and father. When upset Yummy’s mother would ab*se him until welts showed on his body. When she was deemed unfit to take care of her son, Yummy was moved to his grandmother. Over the years the house became packed with up to 40 people living there at once. Social workers realized Yummy’s living situation hadn’t gotten any better living with his grandmother. As Yummy got older, he began to feel no one cared about him but himself and he had to do whatever he thought it took to survive. He started stealing cars and mastered driving before he was 10 years old. Yummy began to rob people for anything they had. In the last year and a half of his life Yummy was on average receiving a Felony a month. In total he had 23 felonies and misdemeanors under his belt before the age of twelve. He found himself caught up with the Black Disciples, which turned out to be a fatal move. The BD’s were a g^ng known for indulging in all types of crime throughout the South Side. BD’s often used Children as runners or hit men because they weren’t old enough to receive serious punishment for their crimes. Yummy got caught up with law enforcement over and over but was always released. When Yummy got his first g*n he was known for being reckless while handling it. This resulted in Yummy accidentally shooting and k!lling 16 year old Kianta Britton. Yummy was on the run for the last three days of his life because of this. While on the run the BD’s moved him around between safe houses while a national manhunt for the boy was happening. No one could believe an 11 year old did that. Then he began to get scared, he figured the g^ng protection wasn’t enough so he went back to his neighborhood. Yummy ran into two fellow BD members while there, 14 year old Derrick Hardaway and his brother Cragg. They promised to get him out of town if he followed them, so he gets in a car with them and they drive to a railroad underpass. When they stop they tell Yummy to get out of the car. He does. They tell him to get on his knees and turn the other way, he does. Then they proceed to execute Yummy in fear that he would cooperate with police, giving up the gang for a less harsh punishment of his own crime. His body was found the next morning in that same spot and that’s when he became the national symbol for the American inner city struggle with this copy of TIME Magazine(last slide)

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