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3 months ago

SHOP UPDATE! As my first official collaboration design, I'm teaming up with The Snit Zone YouTube channel to bring you these Snit Zone Green Skull stickers as seen in their Dark Night 2025 video.

Available in my shop here: robdemersart.com/shop/the-sni...

#thesnitzone #snit #shopupdate #stickers

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4 months ago

It's dream come to be have my work alongside characters from YTV that I grew up watching.

Watch it here: youtu.be/l73p_pOEmyk?...

#thesnitzone #snit #ytv

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4 months ago

Dark Night 2025 | Snit Reunites with YTV & The Zone Legends! - snit.ca YouTube video by The Snit Zone

It's my Snit Zone premiere! You can see my stickers on Snit's cart and my green skull design in the latest video from The Snit Zone. I'm even in the credits as a graphic designer. There will be more to come!

Watch it here: youtu.be/l73p_pOEmyk?...

#thesnitzone #snit #ytv

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Donna Stowe

@dstowe1.bsky.social

5 months ago

Why should American taxpayers #fund the salary(salaries) of SOTH/GOP House members during a gov shutdown for walking out in a #snit ~ locking the doors of the House chambers to #avoid swearing in a newly elected member/blocking the vote for the Release the Epstein Files?

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News/Opinion: Over the past 25 years, Black PR Wire, Inc., has dedicated its efforts to amplifying voices and empowering culture through media that explore race, social justice, and Black empowerment. Title: Unleashing Black Voices: BPRW’s Transformation Through 25 YearsIntroductionIn the vibrant tapestry of American media culture, Black PR Wire (BPRW) stands as a beacon of cultural amplification. Established in Miami, Florida, over four decades ago, BPRW has transformed Black communities through their innovative services and advocacy efforts. Their journey from a niche media outlet to a national leader is one of profound impact, driven by a commitment to amplifying voices and building a culture.History of InfluenceBPRW began its journey in the 1970s with the launch of *The Miami Daily News*, marking their first major newspaper. Initially focused on local politics and society, this establishment laid the groundwork for BPRWs evolving identity. Their digital-first approach became a hallmark of their services, offering tools for media monitoring and cultural communication.In the 1980s, BPRW expanded into media literacy programs, aiming to educate readers on issues affecting marginalized communities. This approach resonated deeply with Black audiences, fostering conversations that challenged stereotypes and reinforced collective identity.Over the decades, BPRW introduced projects like My Black Voice, a platform for Black men in media. Recognizing the importance of cultural inclusivity, they launched a movement for Black Lives Matter (BLM) in 2013, challenging systemic racism through various initiatives and policies.By 2023, BPRW had established itself as the No.1 news source in the U.S., underscoring their ability to serve diverse communities effectively.AchievementsBPRWs success extends beyond their services; theyve been celebrated for their cultural contributions. Through *The Miami Daily News*, they delivered critical reporting that shaped local politics and social change. Their advocacy efforts, particularly in BLM, have inspired countless Black men and women to demand systemic change.In 2014, when racial profiling became a hot topic, BPRW was instrumental in drafting the National Commission on Racial Profiling, influencing legislation and policies aimed at reducing racism in cities.Challenges and MilestonesNavigating challenges such as financial stability and ensuring diverse representation required innovative solutions. BPRWs services were designed to address these needs, offering platforms for marginalized voices and digital tools for media literacy.Over the years, they faced public scrutiny over their approach, but through continuous innovation, they maintained a strong presence in the community, fostering inclusivity without diluting their mission.Future VisionBPRWs future vision extends beyond Miami; they aim to amplify Black voices globally. Their commitment to cultural amplification and media literacy will continue to inspire generations, guiding communities toward action against systemic issues.ConclusionBPRWs 25-year journey is a testament to their dedication in cultural communication and advocacy. From launching *The Miami Daily News* to leading the movement for BLM, they have transformed Black communities into active participants in societal change. Their innovative approach remains timeless, inspiring future generations to embrace inclusivity and justice.Key FiguresJohn Prine, CEO of BPRW, introduced culture-first principles, ensuring their services resonated with diverse voices while maintaining a strong network. His vision inspired future generations, continuing BPRWs mission as a model for cultural amplification.In conclusion, BPRW has not only amplified Black voices but also powered the culture, leaving an indelible mark on American media and society. Their legacy endures, proving that cultural communication with media literacy can indeed lead to meaningful change.------

5 months ago

News/Opinion: Over the past 25 years, Black PR Wire, Inc., has dedicated its efforts to amplifying voices and empowering culture through media that explore race, social justice, and Black empowerment.: Title: Unleashing Black Voices: BPRW’s… #Snit #UnleashingBlack #BlackVoices #BPRWsTransformation

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5 months ago

Dark Night This October Hosted by Snit- snit.ca YouTube video by The Snit Zone

My visit to The Snit Zone's studio was more than just a friendly visit, it lead to me creating graphics for Snit's videos! The first of which just released on The Snit Zone's YouTube channel! I created the cyborg green skull.

Check it out here: www.youtube.com/watch?v=JaAR...

#Snit #TheSnitZone

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News/Opinion: Baylor Freshman Alex Foster Killed in Greenville Shooting - Yall Know What Alex Foster: Remembering a Life Cut Short in MississippiOn a day that will forever be etched into the hearts of Baylor University fans and the football community, Alex Foster, a promising freshman defensive lineman, took his life in a tragic act of violence in Greenville, Mississippi. Foster was shot and killed during an incident that has left the town and nation in mourning.Foster’s life was cut short just weeks before the 2019 Baylor Bears football team could make their mark on the college ranks. A talented athlete with great potential, Alex Foster had been making waves in college football. His passing was a significant blow to fans, players, and families across the nation.The incident occurred in Greenville, Mississippi, during an event that was believed to be unrelated to his death earlier in the day. The suspect, identified only as “Cleveland White,” remains at large following the tragedy. There have been no prior criminal records associated with the suspect’s background, raising questions about the circumstances surrounding this violent act.In the aftermath of Foster’s passing, the Baylor community and the nation mourned his life. His teammates, coaches, and friends shared heartfelt tributes, emphasizing his character, dedication, and impact on the game of football. Foster was known for his tenacity and ability to inspire others, leaving behind a legacy that will be felt long after his passing.The death of Alex Foster serves as a stark reminder of the fragility of life and the importance of mental health awareness. It also highlights the need for greater vigilance in ensuring the safety of athletes and communities alike. The Greenville shooting, while unfortunately unrelated to Foster’s passing, adds another layer of tragedy to an already sorrowful time.As we reflect on Alex Foster’s life, we honor his memory with a sense of gratitude for the opportunities he was given to play his sport. His story serves as a powerful reminder of the human cost of violence and the enduring spirit that defines our communities.------Source: #TRENDINGNEWS #Alexfoster #bayloruniversity #greenvillems #greenvilleshooting

9 months ago

News/Opinion: Baylor Freshman Alex Foster Killed in Greenville Shooting - Yall Know What: Alex Foster: Remembering a Life Cut Short in MississippiOn a day that will forever be etched into the hearts of Baylor University fans and the… #Snit #TRENDINGNEWS #Alexfoster #bayloruniversity #greenvillems

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JR. supposedly

@jenryan1811.bsky.social

9 months ago

That was a world class Danny McBride level meltdown from Walker Buehler just now. #mets #snit #arguingballsandstrikes

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10 months ago

Post: Stop giving excuse Do you know you can make extra income online using your mobile phone ...: Stop giving excuse Do you know you can make extra income online using your mobile phone Well,look no more I got you covered If youre… #Snit #givingexcuse #excuseextra #extraincome #onlineusing

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Post: #blaqart #blaqart IMO Mom is not here right now. We don't know why we fear how we feel inside. It may seem a little crazy, pretty baby, but a promise. Mom was going to be okay Now Hush, little baby, don't you cry. Everything's gone up here, Stiffen the angle. Georgia Daddy's Juice Share, Believe, Inspire Black be.

10 months ago

Post: #blaqart: #blaqart IMO Mom is not here right now. We don't know why we fear how we feel inside. It may seem a little crazy, pretty baby, but a promise. Mom was going to be okay Now Hush, little baby, don't you cry. Everything's gone up… #Snit #blaqart #rightinside #littlecrazy #crazypretty

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Post: Senegal just hit the rename button on his colonial past, and it's about time President Barack Fe is scrubbing off those dusty French street names and replacing them with local legends. Say goodbye to General De Gaulle Boulevard. It's now Mamadou Dia Avenue, honoring Senegal's first prime minister. And that's just the beginning. Public squares or getting a make - over too. And the country's about to rewrite. It's school textbooks to reflect it's real heroes, not it's colonizers. It's like Senegal finally said. Let's tell our story, not theirs. From streets to syllabuses, this is decolonization with a GPS update. Next stop, National Pride lane, Share, Believe, Inspire, Blacks, be.

11 months ago

Post:: Senegal just hit the rename button on his colonial past, and it's about time President Barack Fe is scrubbing off those dusty French street names and replacing them with local legends. Say goodbye to General De Gaulle… #Snit #renamebutton #buttoncolonial #colonialabout #aboutPresident

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Post: You really think Abraham Lincoln freed the slaves out of the kindness of his own heart ? It's kind of hard to do when your heart is black. He wanted us gone as an out of the country of the continent, like forever. Let's squash his fairytale right now. Abraham Lincoln did not believe in racial equality. He didn't think black folks and white folks should or could coach exist. He said it himself. An eighteen fifty eight. During a debate, Lincoln told the crowd, and I quote, I am not nor ever have been in favor in any way of bringing about the social and political equality of the white and black races. That part always gets left out. For some reason. When he issued the Emancipation Proclamation, and eighteen sixty three, it wasn't some moral awakening. It was a war tactic. He freed and slayed people in Confederate states, not on the northern border. Stays right because he wanted to destabilize the South, not uplift black lives. But here's the part they really don't want you to know. Lincoln did not want black people to stay in America. He wanted to deport rt us. He pushed colonization plans to send free black people to places like Central America, Haiti, even Liberia, that one trip, not a few volunteers, mass removal, and eighteen sixty two. He brought black leaders to the White House, and he said It is better for us to be separated. He told them himself that black people and white people live living together wasn't realistic. He encouraged them to convince others to leave. That's the great emancipator, a man who couldn't imagine a future with us in it. Funny because he didn't stay around long after that, Diddy. He's all black people as a problem to be exported, not citizens, not equals, just inconvenient remnants of a system he didn't even have the guts to fully denounce. Whenever you hear somebody romanticizing Lincoln, remind them that he didn't free us because he loved us. He freed us because he couldn't figure out how to get rid of us fast enough. The only reason colonization didn't happen was because black people said no because we knew this was our land too. We built to blood for it and we weren't going anywhere. Let them keep their statues in their myths. We're gonna keep the truth, share, believe, inspire blacks, be.

11 months ago

Post:: You really think Abraham Lincoln freed the slaves out of the kindness of his own heart ? It's kind of hard to do when your heart is black. He wanted us gone as an out of the country of the continent, like forever. Let's squash his… #Snit #reallythink #thinkAbraham #Lincolnfreed #freedslaves

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