Universal Oneness Outreach Ministries

08/05/2025

Too much

08/05/2025

It's so good to hear from you and to see you still on the other side of the L🙏ord.

08/05/2025

Still true.

07/10/2025

My love Prince!!!

07/10/2025

My God

The sinking of the U.S.S. Indianapolis is widely known as a shark story—but the truth is much more horrifying.

07/10/2025

Sounds strange to me - son up for mom. Story seems to have a fish in it. It doesn’t smell good.

07/10/2025

Time to reevaluate my life. It’s never too late.

Check out Alice Brown5753’s post.

02/09/2025

Huh???

02/09/2025

🍱food 🥘 for thought and for eating 🍽️🥣 however, he was willing to be the one ☝️ 1️⃣ to make a difference. Would you have been the one?

Activist Dion Diamond sitting on a counter stool during a civil rights sit-in, Arlington, 1960. He sat there being insulted, harassed, hit and was arrested multiple times for doing it and he’s still alive today.

—It was in the year 1960, at the height of racial segregation in the United States, Dion Diamond, a black man, had grown tired of having his rights constantly trampled on.

"Crazy Diamond" they called him at that time, this man entered the premises and went directly to the white area, sat down and stayed there without flinching. Sometimes groups of people gathered around him, threatening and insulting him and "Crazy Diamond" kept sitting without moving an inch.

Dion said "I would sit down, and they would tell me that they couldn't attend to me and I didn't move, groups of up to 15 or 20 people would come to tell me to get out and I didn't flinch, I would only leave if they threatened to call the police"

Just by sitting down, this activist made many people stand up and fight for change, with an act as simple as sitting down.

02/09/2025

Food tor thought 💭 and for eating.

We’ve been farming and eating natural foods thousands of years before any foreign contact, let no one deceive you that African people don’t know how to farm. Here we eat mostly natural foods not GMO foods.

02/08/2025

Looking forward to the Dillard Family reunion in 2025 in Fort Lauderdale. I have a team who would love to welcome the next one to Chicago, IL. Just a thought - Alice Jean for those who may not know or remember me.