It’s just anti-intellectual at this point to have this stance when the history is right there in our faces. Given the current literacy crisis, I need us all to consider reading books and practicing critical thinking to be essential. Sports are a mirror of society. So use them to see what’s what

Part 2: tips for parents of mixed kids. This is really really important to consider if you’re in an interracial relationship as well. Identity matters to all of us, no matter what age. #mixed #multiracial #biracial

This is applicable to all mixed kids to be honest. The main takeaway is be a proactive parent. I’ll see you in the next part!

It’s just so sad at this point yall. Sad in the fact that it’s so obvious if you’re able to critically think and actually know history. There’s a very obvious double standard going on. And FYI, yall should know I am very very advanced when it comes to my literacy and ability to critically think

#onthisday Should I bring back my vocab lessons??? Idk why I stopped doing these lol. 😂

I promise you, 10 athletes in the whole country who all play different sports are not the issue you think they are. And the fact that you so easily believe that men will choose to go from being the most privileged demographic to the most marginalized with the highest self - unaliving rate FOR A TRO

I call this meeting of the Asian Dad Club to order! Okay, but in all seriousness, being mixed Asian with an Asian has so many layers, stereotypes, and false narratives that come with it. It is on us to grow this conversation at this point and address some of the gaps in the overall mixed experi

Replying to @Louis Samuel 🇹🇹 And we have come to our series finale. I know it got a bit long but I really wanted it hammer the point home about the significance of history and knowing it. Recounting information is cool, but digesting it and digging into it in order to connect it back to the bi

Replying to @bibeth we have finally arrived at the Battle of Waterloo! Aka the decisive defeat of Napolean Bonaparte! European leaders knew they couldn’t let Napolean just waltz back in and stay, he was too powerful - his reputation too big - his Cojones? Too GIGANTIC. Possibly matched the size

Replying to @bibeth we have finally arrived at the Battle of Waterloo! Aka the decisive defeat of Napolean Bonaparte! European leaders knew they couldn’t let Napolean just waltz back in and stay, he was too powerful - his reputation too big - his Cojones? Too GIGANTIC. Possibly matched the siz

Replying to @a_busymom We’re getting closer to the series finale! See all Europe needed was to see that Napolean was not unstoppable. I know in hindsight it’s easy to be like “duhhhh everyone is stoppable,” but keep in mind - when it comes to dealing with things in the present, IT ALWAYS FEELS

Replying to @Jersey Moni Okay I’m dropping these final parts quick so make sure you don’t miss them! Napolean is truly learning what “winter is coming” means! And man is he unhappy. But it’s gonna take more than that to stop Napolean, so I’ll see you in the next part. History is so juicy.

Replying to @MamaMewRebecca let’s get into it!!! So listen, you’re good - you’re great - but you’re still human. That’s truly gonna lead to humbling scenarios and Napolean was due for one. History has a lot to tell us but it’s not always directly spoon-fed. Please keep that in mind when we thi

Replying to @Jersey Moni we are getting close to wrapping this up yall! Now, remember part 17.5 - we’re looking at patterns, behaviors, incentives, themes, NOT word for word exact same. But anyways, Napolean was looking like the undefeated most amazing (in general, everyone didn’t feel this way

Replying to @thewitch🧚🏽✨ ❤️❤️❤️ Let’s get into how Napolean crowned himself Emperor of the French and how significant this was - especially in this time. The Revolution has overthrown a monarch and effectively went back to that system (with some nuance.) It’s all basically a reminder that even

Replying to @ErikaAmi Thank you for your important question, I included it in my question/comment roundup video this time around. It’s the 2nd or 3rd one I answer. Please note: I am not only speaking to the question that was asked in this video. I’m addressing a few comments and questions. I re

Replying to @Sathine BaalJeza 🍉 Let’s get into how Napolean Bonaparte took power over France, and how the stage was set for him to easily do so. Obviously it’s a myriad of factors, but the key takeaway is that certain conditions and enough desperation get people to willingly give up their liber

Here’s hoping this resets our timeline! 👏 #TikTokCampaign #soccertiktok #history #WorldCup #SoccerLife

Replying to @thewitch Let’s get into Napolean Bonaparte and how he went from unknown to someone who LOVED himself SO MUCH, he would crown himself Emperor of France. History is rhyming so hard that is just won another cypher. It’s wild! Remember, the point of this isn’t me lecturing you on

Replying to @Flower Pot And here we are with part 15 on the French Revolution. We are setting the stage for how Napolean Bonaparte would rise to power. Keep in mind, there’s about 5.5 years between the execution of Robespierre and Napolean seizing power. So there’s A LOT of instability and let’