YARD TIME

09/19/2025

Facts 💯✨

09/19/2025

✊🏾✊🏾

Arkansas just witnessed history—an all-Black female fire crew officially formed, breaking barriers and rewriting the story of who wears the badge. This crew is more than just firefighters… they’re a symbol for every young Black girl dreaming big. 🚒🔥

09/16/2025

Smh ... Just so disappointed right now 😞🤦🏾‍♀️😩

09/08/2025

This is so sad ... 🙏🏾 to his family...

Eleven years after the officer shooting of Michael Brown in Ferguson, Missouri, sparked waves of protest against police brutality, the friend who was with Brown when it happened has been shot dead. https://cnn.it/3JPrSqg

09/08/2025

Something about this scares me, & screams apocalypse 😣😮

🚨 Russia’s EnteroMix cancer vaccine is turning heads — early trials show “100% efficacy.” Experts warn it’s still early days, but studies already suggest up to 80% tumor reduction and higher survival rates. First target: colorectal cancer… and yes, it’ll be FREE for patients. 🙌

08/27/2025

Good ole Mississippi 😩🤦🏾‍♀️ & they wonder why the numbers for prison fatalities are continues to rise 😩🤦🏾‍♀️ unprofessional code of conduct & lack of training. BINGO

08/13/2025

S**t is getting real y'all

Federal agents rolled into DC deep, riding military-style vehicles and hopping out on residents without warning. Witnesses say they were chillin' on the block when the feds swarmed in like it was a raid. The agent explains that Trump has sent all federal agencies into the streets to stop violent crime, and they're stopping people for anything, including smoking or drinking in public.

👇🏾📺 Check the comments for the video 📺👇🏾

08/12/2025

Condolences 🙏🏾 to his family

🚨 Death Reported at WCCF 🚨

We are deeply saddened to report that on 08/10/2025, there was a death inside Wilkinson County Correctional Facility in Woodville, Mississippi.

The individual has been identified as 37-year-old Anthony Windless. At this time, the cause of death has not been released.

Our heartfelt condolences go out to Anthony’s family, friends, and loved ones during this devastating time.

08/12/2025

It never stops. Inmates deaths is not just a state thing, it's a governmental issue that's been spreading widely across this country.

Louisiana holds the number one spot with the highest prison mortality rates at 42.7

BUT crooked ass Nevada Department of correction ain't too fu**in far behind them. NDOC has reported 35 deaths since the start of 2025 which includes the most recent, 4 inmates killed in less than a month apart in HDSP 😩🤦🏾‍♀️

I guess Nevada Department of correction has lost their fu**ing minds too 🤷🏾‍♀️ Assuming that they have definitely decided to join Angola, Parchment, Menard, or even Hays notorious state prisons in being in the running of AMERIKKAS TOP STATE FACILITY F**K UPS... Let me remind our viewers that INMATES LIVES MATTERS TOO...

All inmates, regardless of the reason they’re behind bars, have a right to be free from cruel and unusual punishment, WHICH INCLUDES living in dangerous or unsafe conditions. That being said, a facility that’s putting an inmate’s life at risk would be considered in violation of the Eight Amendment.

Four inmates were killed in four separate homicides at High Desert State Prison within the past month, the 8 News Now Investigators have learned.

08/05/2025

Way to go Mississippi, you've done it again BRAV F**KIN O 😤😤 When will you people humanize humanity??? 🙄

We failed Susie Balfour — and we are still failing others‼️😢

After more than 30 years behind bars, Susie was finally released in 2021 but not to freedom. Two weeks before her release, she was diagnosed with terminal breast cancer. She had spent years asking for help, seeking proper care, and alerting medical staff to her condition. No one listened.

She walked out of prison with nothing but a death sentence.

On August 1, 2025, Susie Balfour passed away in hospice care. But in her final years, she turned her pain into purpose. She filed a federal lawsuit, she spoke out, and she became a voice for the voiceless — demanding justice not only for herself, but for the countless women still behind bars, enduring the same neglect.

She didn’t have to speak up. She could’ve stayed silent. But even from her sickbed, she reached out to lawmakers and advocates to make sure her story would not be forgotten. She wanted her life and her suffering to mean something. And it does.

But this is not just Susie’s story.
This is the story of a system that continues to allow people to die from treatable conditions. A system where private medical contractors collect millions of taxpayer dollars while denying cancer screenings, ignoring symptoms, and cutting corners on care. A system where labor is exploited and lives are lost and too often, nothing changes.

Her lawsuit is still active. The legislation she inspired passed the House but stalled in the Senate. And while we mourn her, people inside Mississippi prisons are still getting sick from preventable exposures and still struggling to receive basic medical care.

We honor Susie not just with words, but with action. Her life called all of us to a higher standard of humanity, accountability, and reform. Let her legacy fuel real change.

Rest in peace, Ms. Balfour. We see you. We will not forget. And we will not stop.

Read full article here: https://mississippitoday.org/2025/08/04/after-30-years-in-prison-mississippi-woman-dies-from-cancer-she-says-was-preventable/?fbclid=IwQ0xDSwL-LlhleHRuA2FlbQIxMQABHlQIItrao2RS5GzNdBtFfwq7FjyO5X19zvX84BC1B6wi41v6xGPU7bReKQaU_aem_YtmZZAJ7MCDZeQ5dzJhgOw