T.K. Carter, known for his iconic role as Nauls in the 1982 horror/sci-fi film "The Thing," has died, TMZ has learned.
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T.K. Carter should've been in more GOAT actor conversations. He could do everything from comedy, to drama, to action. The brother could lead or play co-star. He was an all around talented entertainer. May he rest in peace.
It is very sassy, disrespectful and racist to use what Trump and republicans do to say "You wanted tangibles heres your tangibles!" rhetoric every time they do dirt that black americans care little about. Black americans supported Kamala at a 90% clip but somehow when we look online for black spaces to talk naturally we get berated for not getting her in even though it was a vocal minority of black americans demanding real resources and Tangibles for our vote last election.
The Department of Housing and Urban Development said on Thursday that it was opening an investigation into housing policies in Boston, scrutinizing whether the city discriminated against white people. In a letter to Mayor Michelle Wu of Boston...
The Department of Housing and Urban Development said on Thursday that it was opening an investigation into housing policies in Boston, scrutinizing whether the city discriminated against white people.
In a letter to Mayor Michelle Wu of Boston, Craig Trainor, the assistant secretary for fair housing and equal opportunity, said the city government had prioritized people of color in its affordable housing strategy and encouraged banks and real estate developers to work with those communities, rather than all low-income households.
It was the latest example of the Trump administration’s push against diversity, equity and inclusion policies and rollback of civil rights protections meant to prevent discrimination against minorities.
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