Bourgeois Heffa

@champagnetay

Privately audacious. I ate at the last Popeyes buffet. Talk nice to me. *formerly Stanley Tunechi

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Bourgeois Heffa@champagnetay· 12d

American
Indian /
Alaska
Native
0.7%
1.1%
+0.4%

Native
Hawaiian /
Pacific
Islander
0.2%
0.2%
0.0%

Some Other
Race alone
0.2%
8.4%
+8.2%

Note: The dramatic shifts in the "Two or More Races" and "Some Other Race" categories are largely driven by the U.S. Census Bureau's improved question design and processing methods, which allowed respondents to write in more detailed origin responses in 2020 compared to 2010. c Census.gov +1

Bourgeois Heffa@champagnetay· 12d

The following data tracks changes in the U.S. racial and ethnic makeup between the two decennial censuses:
cB Census.gov +2
Racial /
Ethnic
Category
2010
Share
2020
Share
Percentage
Point
Change
To Gr
DE

White (non-Hispanic)
63.7%
57.8%
-5.9%

Hispanic or Latino
16.3%
18.7%
+2.4%

Black /
African American (non-Hispanic)
12.2%
12.1%
-0.1%

Two or More Races
(Multiracial)
2.9%
10.2%
+7.3%

Asian alone
4.7%
5.9%
+1.2%

(+:
4.7%
5.9%
+1.2%
+

Bourgeois Heffa@champagnetay· 12d

Is this normal? Like is it only open before and during census time or is this the affects of the current administration.

Google search showing the 2020 census bureau is permanent closed

Bourgeois Heffa@champagnetay· 16d

post a perfect album from the 90s that isn't nirvana, soundgarden, pearl jam, or alice in chains.

Bourgeois Heffa@champagnetay· 16d

Shark Week is here everybody! Post a shark. 🦈

Shakster, voiced by Tim Curry, from the 1992 cartoon Fish Police.

Bourgeois Heffa@champagnetay· 25d

Oh. Now it’s “post not found”. 🙂 People need to go outside.

Bourgeois Heffa@champagnetay· 29d

“I think I was born in ‘92”#MaternalInstinct

Bourgeois Heffa@champagnetay· Jun 28

If you see this, we IMPLORE YOU to post a picture from whatever device you’re using without explanation.

Bourgeois Heffa@champagnetay· Jun 24

I love this city

Bourgeois Heffa@champagnetay· Jun 23

No.

A Choco Taco is a novelty ice cream dessert shaped like a taco, featuring a waffle cone shell, fudge-swirled vanilla ice cream, a chocolate-flavored coating, and peanuts

Bourgeois Heffa@champagnetay· Jun 13

all. The husband and wife were college-educated, well-mannered, and looked like movie stars. The father had saved up for a piano for his place to put it. He had high aspirations for their six-year-old son, who was bright and whose dimples could have landed him in cereal com-
mercials.
The Clarks felt they had to get out. By May of 1951, they finally found the pertect apartment. It had five rooms, was clean and modern, was doser to the bus terminal, and cost only sixty dollars a month. That came to four dollars a month more for five times more space. It was just a block over the Chicago line, at 6139 West Nineteenth Street, in the working-class suburb of Cicero. The Clarks couldn't believe their good
fortune.
Cicero was an all-white town on the southwest border of Chicago. It was known as the place Al Capone went to elude Chicago authorities back during Prohibition. The town was filled with first-and second-generation immigrants-Czechs, Slavs, Poles, Italians. Some had fled fascism and Stalinism, not unlike blacks fleeing oppression in the South, and were still getting established in the New World. They lived in frame cottages and worked the factories and slaughterhouses. They were miles from the black belt, isolated from it, and bent on keeping their town as it was.
That the Clarks turned there at all was an indication of how closed the options were for colored families looking for clean, spacious housing they could afford. The Clarks set the move-in date for the third week of June. The moving truck arrived at 2:30 in the afternoon. White protesters met them as the couple tried to unload the truck.
"Get out of Cicero," the protesters told them, "and don't come back." As the Clarks started to enter the building, the police stopped them at the door. The police took sides with the protesters and would not let the Clarks nor their furniture in.
"You should know better," the chief of police told them. "Get going.
Get out of here fast. There will be no moving in that buil…

coats and Mamie Eisenhower hats showed up to neckle them. the co ole managed to get their furniture in, but as the day wore on, the crowd
WHITE. The Clarks fled.
A mob stormed the apartment and threw the family's furniture out of a third-floor window as the crowds cheered below. The neighbors burned the couple's marriage license and the children's baby pictures They overturned the refrigerator and tore the stove and plumbing fixtures out of the wall. They tore up the carpet. They shattered the mir. rors. They bashed in the toilet bowl. They ripped out the radiators, They smashed the piano Clark had worked overtime to buy for his daughter. And when they were done, they set the whole pile of the family's belongings, now strewn on the ground below, on hire.
In an hour, the mob "destroyed what had taken nine years to ac-quire," wrote the historian Stephen Grant Meyer of what happened that
night.
The next day, a full-out riot was under way. The mob grew to four thousand by early evening as teenagers got out of school, husbands returned home from work, and all of them joined the housewives who had kept a daylong vigil in protest of the Clarks' arrival. They chanten,
"Go, go, go, go." They hurled rocks and bricks. They looted. Then they firebombed the whole building. The bombing gutted the twenty unit building and forced even the white tenants out. The rioters overturned police cars and threw stones at the firefighters who were trying to pur out the blaze.

Bourgeois Heffa@champagnetay· May 17

If you wanted someone to get to know you, what horror movie would you show them?

Bourgeois Heffa@champagnetay· May 16

The myth here was that they would wrap around you and whip you

The coachwhip snake is characterized by their long, whip-like bodies and are known for their speed and agility, preying on lizards, other snakes, and birds.

Bourgeois Heffa@champagnetay· May 16

I used my free will (Google) and 40 years I have my answer.

There are two types that may have gotten combined over the years: a milk snake and buttermilk racer. The milk snake got their name from an old, entirely fictional belief that they sneaked into barns at night to suck milk from cow udders.

Bourgeois Heffa@champagnetay· May 16

The image on the packaging changed slightly but the wording is the exact same

The online selection for Ivory soap body wash water lily with the pink flowers on the side. This is what the order picker did not see.

Available on the shelf is the same Ivory soap body wash water lily with the pink flower in the middle.

Bourgeois Heffa@champagnetay· May 11

Everyday I come on here I’m like

Blonde white woman squinting in confusion

Bourgeois Heffa@champagnetay· May 10

That time Marya Hasnaa was unknowingly reading me for filth

Bourgeois Heffa@champagnetay· Apr 5

Happy Easter!

In honor of Easter, a screenshot of a Lyft notification “JESUS is here - look for the white Toyota Camry Hybrid (SJJ674). You have 5 min before they depart. Wait time fees apply after 2 min.”

Bourgeois Heffa@champagnetay· Apr 3

One of my good friends is in Antelope Canyon at this moment

Photo of a white male with dark hair and a pouty mouth and a caption overlay “I don’t really care if something good happened to you. It should have happened to me instead”

Bourgeois Heffa@champagnetay· Apr 3

f you see this, I implore you to post a picture from whatever device you’re using with no explanation.

Bourgeois Heffa@champagnetay· Mar 31

Also pretty sure this is a new installment

$THE LYNCHING OF ALLEN BROOKS • • On March 3, 1910, a 59-year-old Black handyman named Allen Brooks was lynched by a white mob at this intersection. Mr. Brooks was accused—without evidence of assaulting his white employer's daughter. During a pre-trial hearing for Mr. Brooks at the Dallas County Courthouse (now the Old Red Courthouse), a mob of at least 3,000 white men gathered at the courthouse, demanding that Mr. Brooks be lynched. Members of the mob broke into the courtroom, seized Mr. Brooks from law enforcement officers, tied a rope around his neck, and threw him from the second-floor window of the courthouse, fracturing his skull upon impact. A separate faction of the mob surrounded Mr. Brooks, kicking and beating him before dragging him several blocks to this intersection of Main and Akard streets. The brutal, lawless violence continued near the Elks Arch, where Mr. Brooks was hanged from a telegraph pole in front of 5,000 onlookers. Photographs of Mr. Brooks's lynched body were widely circulated, and attendees took pieces of his clothing as "souvenirs." Though several members of the mob gave newspaper interviews, no one was ever held responsible for the lynching of Allen Brooks. DALLAS COUNTY JUSTICE INITIATIVE$