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ANTONIO KITCHEN MCDYESS, OLYMPIC GOLD MEDALIST AND MID 90s HIGH FLYER IS A GOD IN THIS HOUSEHOLD. I am so disappointed in yall lol
Clinton Yates
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Clinton Yates
@clintonyates
adjunct @loyolamarymount. alum @espn @aroundthehorn @washingtonpost @wtop. brazenly black. D.C. native
city of angels
Joined February 2009
- not beating the allegations with waves like thisBabe Ruth taking some swings in 1932.
- let's about talk about my favorite part of the Olympics, one of the things that that originally got me into art and graphic design as a child: pictograms. the first I can remember are from Seoul 88. you might recall these.
- we finna get thinkpieced straight to the ancestral plane this week
- fam I went and took a whole entire tour of the building named and dedicated to Serena Jameka Williams and didnt meet or see a single black woman working in the place. start there.Nike $NKE CEO John Donahoe today blamed remote work for the company falling behind on innovation, saying that it’s tough to be disruptive when people are working from home - CNBC
- so, this is obviously inappropriate, unprofessional and just plain gross. but there's something else happening overall I want to do discuss.Reporter: 🫶 Caitlin Clark: "You like that?" Reporter: "I like that you're here." Caitlin: "Yeah, I do that at my family after every game.” Reporter: "Start doing it to me and we'll get along just fine." Caitlin: 😳 (via @IndianaFever / YT)
- if you're wondering what things look like here in D.C., this just crossed my desk.
- Replying to @clintonyatesthe one for breakdancing is EXCELLENT. look at how this integrates two of the four pillars of hip-hop, with the vinyl elements alongside the sneakers. brilliant.
- Replying to @clintonyatesover the years, some have been better than others, but for me, that particular year set the standard for pictograms that were life-changing. this year? we've gotten back to something with unmistakable style and communicative messages.
- lol let me guess: he’s one of the good ones?Jonathan Isaac is more educated, intelligent, and speaks with more moral clarity on this issue than the reporters that condescendingly cover him and the morons who mock him on Twitter.
