The Glam Gallery

Wow

This isn't just another store opening in Houston. Two Black farmers have created something revolutionary: a grocery store where the people who grow your food are the same people running the register. No middlemen. No corporate chains. Just fresh produce going directly from their fields to their shelves to your table. This is what food justice looks like when farmers take control of the entire process. When Black farmers own the land, grow the food, and operate the store, economic power stays in the community. These aren't just business owners—they're dismantling food deserts one tomato at a time. Every dollar spent here supports Black agriculture, creates jobs, and proves that fresh food access doesn't have to depend on whether big chains think your neighborhood is profitable enough. This is how you build legacy. From soil to shelf, these farmers are rewriting the rules about who controls our food system. Houston just got its newest Black-owned, farmer-operated grocery store, and it represents everything we've been fighting for: access, equity, empowerment, and community ownership all under one roof. This is the blueprint for turning food justice from a hashtag into something you can walk into and buy dinner from.

🥰❤️🥰 This was my baby before John and Shelby! When she was a baby she would kick so hard that the bells her mom put on her shoes would ring constantly while she was awake!
So we knew when she was asleep 🥰

I nicknamed her Sarah Belle and she thought Belle was her real name for years.
She has a quick tongue like me so I pray for her daily sometimes twice daily 😆😆😆😆😆

I love you Sarah Belle and I’m so proud of you and all your accomplishments!
You did nearly two years of work in about 6 to 9 months you are crazy brilliant! Now go and bless the students and families you will be serving and to God be the glory!
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YOU ARE NOT SMART, YOU ARE RICH. 💥 @dijadontneedya dropped a bomb on this episode. She went to Harvard Law expecting to find the smartest people on earth, and instead found the most well-resourced. From Savannah to Cambridge, the difference wasn’t brain power—it was tutors and checks. This is the conversation on privilege we need to be having. “These people are mediocre as hell... and they’re about to run the world.”

I spoke before the Louisiana State Senate Committee as a voice crying in a racist state trying to take us back. We better wake up, they are trying to take us back to a day “Where We Don’t Count”. Pray and Vote before it’s too late.

This is so sad!

Sean Gathright’s defense witness was reportedly asked if his age and physical ability could benefit the prison system if he got life instead of the d*ath penalty 😳⛓️ the witness responded that he’s young, healthy and that prisons “need that labor” and “sweat equity” 👀 what y’all think about this argument? #floridaupnext #juliofoolio #duval #rapnews #upnext