Fionix Rising

Sisters' Camelot is truly—hands down—one of the most incredible organizations we’ve had the privilege of working with 🤍

They hold a very special place in our hearts not just because they’re here in the Twin Cities, but because they ARE the community. Alongside volunteers who are literally our neighbors, they provide consistent, organic food support to anyone in need—at least twice a week(Tuesdays in S. Side, Thursdays in North) all year long.

Yes—even through the harshest Minnesota winters—they show up. They do the good work. They care for people in a way that’s real and unwavering.

With growing uncertainty, ICE still creppin, and continued economic strain— this kind of support matters now more than ever.
Please take even a quick skim and support the cause, in any fashion.

🫴🏾Give what you can 🕉️🙏🏼🪢☯️take what you need 🫲

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Support Feeding our Vulnerable Neighbors on GiveMN Help us provide food for our at-risk neighbors who are sheltering in place due to current events.

Hey y’all!!
Fay’s very sweet and talented lover Aaron Hammock/Goin Haam is about to drop a new EP!!
Working his way to two new albums 😻
It would mean a lot to have you to pre-save his release.
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We appreciate your support!
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Rock The Boat Listen to Rock The Boat by Aaron Hammock

It's Super Bowl Sunday and many of us will be eating CHIPS! Every time a person crunches into a potato chip, he or she is enjoying the delicious taste of one of the world's most famous snacks a treat that might not exist without the contribution of black inventor George Crum. 🥔

ABOUT:
The son of an African American father and a Native American mother, Crum was working as the chef in the summer of 1853 when he incidentally invented the chip. It all began when a patron who ordered a plate of French fried potatoes sent them back to Crum's kitchen because he felt they were too thick and soft.

To teach the picky patron a lesson, Crum sliced a new batch of potatoes as thin as he possibly could, and
then fried them until they were hard and crunchy. Finally, to top them off, he added a generous heaping of salt. To Crum's surprise, the dish ended up being a hit with the patron and a new snack was born!

Years later, Crum opened his own restaurant that had a basket of potato chips on every table. Though Crum never attempted to patent his invention, the snack was eventually mass produced and sold in bags providing thousands of jobs nationwide.

Happy National Women's History Month 🎉
We have a lot to celebrate this year.
Cheers to Kamala D Harris for becoming the first woman, the first African American woman, the first Indian-American, and the first person of Asian-American descent to be sworn in as the Vice President of the United States of America. 🥂
As she said in her election acceptance speech,
“I may be the first, but I will not be the last.”

“She was powerful not because she wasn’t scared but because she went on so strongly, despite the fear.”
Atticus Poetry

This Magick Monday, we’ve highlighted Kamala’s biography written by the National Women's History Museum
Check it out..

Kamala Harris On January 20, 2021, Kamala D. Harris became the first woman, the first African American woman, the first Indian-American, the first person of Asian-American descent, and the first graduate of an HBCU to become the Vice President of the United States.

They’ll be covering hip-hop, jazz, sustainability, youth movement and social media, mental health and much more! 🙏

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A new radio station in CO is making wave by changing how media serves the community. TheDrop303 from Rocky Mountain Public Media and sister station to KUVO Jazz is using the potent power of media to boost diversity and equality by giving voice to those who haven’t had one. Join the conversation in class starting Feb. 4! ucollege.du.edu/DROP