James Geering on Instagram: "THIS is what I see in my community. Americans of all colours and creeds who live, work and play together. . Are there rotten apples amongst us? Absolutely! But that's an unaddressed trauma problem. . Don't listen to the divisive rhetoric CNN and FOX use to sell advertising. Walk out of your front door and actually look. . WE the people. ❤️🇺🇸 Repost @blackculturenews_ This is wholesome!!! ❤️"

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Yours Community on Instagram: "Well, that's a nice compliment. Credit: unknown The Middle (2009–2018) centers on the everyday life of Frankie Heck (Patricia Heaton), a hard-working, middle-class mom living in the small town of Orson, Indiana. Alongside her laid-back husband, Mike (Neil Flynn), Frankie struggles to balance her job, household duties, and raising their three very different kids — overachieving yet socially awkward Brick, lazy and clueless Axl, and optimistic but accident-prone Sue.

The Entertainers Community on Instagram: "Disrespect is never an option, no matter the situation. The moment someone crosses that line, the best response isn’t to argue or prove your worth—it’s to walk away. Staying in a place where your value isn’t recognized only drains your peace and self-respect. Silence and distance often speak louder than any reaction. Leaving doesn’t mean weakness; it means you choose dignity over drama, peace over pride, and self-respect over validation."