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lingrh :
AI had a mini stroke 😂
2026-06-28 16:52:02
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Quamin 876 :
Ayo wtf was that?
2026-06-28 03:12:27
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Adam Musah :
awesome
2026-07-31 17:44:11
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Neriah the dodo ♥️❣️🥰😍 :
very nice i like them👌
2026-07-21 18:09:22
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🙏Armored🙏Disciple🙏 :
Love the small bar counter shmimfhrnhrhvewhyfgrh 🤣🤣🤣
2026-07-03 07:08:43
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Adelaide Mhande :
more renovstions for bedroom and lounge plz
2026-06-28 11:58:52
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user2354955017430 :
😂😂😂
2026-07-02 15:33:49
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miss kg :
😁😁😁
2026-06-28 21:39:35
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magdy's stitches :
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2026-07-09 09:46:26
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![We posted this story a while back regarding a Black couple renting a house to a Chinese family when no one else would. The Dong family would eventually sell the house many years later and donate 5 million to Black students San Diego State University, which they asked to rename in honor of Gus and Emma Thompson. “They did a lot for us,” Ron Dong, 87, told The Washington Post. “In that one little act … it did a lot for our family.” On Monday, he and his brother met with the Thompsons’ great-grandchildren for the first time in their old living room. “The world needs more of the Thompson-Dong spirit,” said Ballinger Kemp, Thompson’s 77-year-old great-grandson. The expansive Victorian resort still looms over the city. But the history of Coronado’s Black residents, many of whom first came to work odd jobs as the city grew, has not persevered, local historian Kevin Ashley said. “Most people would get the impression that this is a rich White enclave of [the] San Diego region,” Ashley said. “No one would have thought there was a Black history.” That part of the Coronado’s history was marked — as it was in neighborhoods across the country — by the emergence of racially restrictive housing covenants that forbade homes from being sold or leased to minorities in the early 20th century. Among the few Black families that remained in Coronado were Gus and Emma Thompson, entrepreneurs who had purchased land in the 1890s and built a home in the city before the racist policies took hold. Source: NBC News #blackandasiansoulsunite #chinese #blackfamily #rent #owner #blackstudents #blackcollege #BlackTikTok #blackcommunity #asian #colorado #south #mississippi #1800s #blackwomen #blackmen #chinesewomen #chinesemen](/video/cover/7417487382338981162.webp)