OTF's Blue Publication February 2018
This month I am returning as a contributor to the Blue
Report in replacement of Ayanna who has computer problems. It’s really a privilege and pleasure to be back
and writing for this column. When the Editor in Chief asked me to substitute
this month, I couldn’t say no!
So I’ve been thinking about what to cover, this month. And loyal to their dedication and hard work the social media team came through once again! They shared some very interesting stories and content about the first ever on-screen kiss between a white man and a black woman. Do you know which that is? It’s not as recent as you may think. It actually happened during Star Trek the Original Series back in [year].
This is Drunk History, as told by Raven-Symoné:
If you have not heard the story of when MLK Jr and Nichelle Nichols met or the circumstances around television's first interracial kiss, Drunk History has you covered! ~Gateshttps://t.co/2UpLbZ25Qc
— Outpost 10F (@Outpost10F) February 8, 2018
Also this very week we saw something groundbreaking and
remarkable! I’m talking about the SpaceX
test flight of the Falcon Heavy Rocket!!! 27 rocket boosters! 3 cores!! 5
million pounds of thrust! 141,000 lbs of payload!!! These stats are superbly impressive!! I was
lucky enough to be home when the launch occurred and I watched it Live on the
Internet in utter awe and astonishment of the precision, synchronicity and
majestic beauty of this feat of engineering!! Congratulations SpaceX! That was
truly an absolutely incredible event to witness!
Social media was all over this grand occasion, either on
Facebook, Twitter or Instagram via Elon Musk’s personal account!
Ohh my god @ChrisG_NSF & @NASASpaceflight! Remote number one from Falcon Heavy! pic.twitter.com/aj4ly8Cr5r
— Brady Kenniston (@TheFavoritist) February 6, 2018
View from SpaceX Launch Control. Apparently, there is a car in orbit around Earth. pic.twitter.com/QljN2VnL1O
— Elon Musk (@elonmusk) February 6, 2018
this sounds like a blast! ~Cleo Soulhttps://t.co/WFX6EUwama
— Outpost 10F (@Outpost10F) January 25, 2018
And let us not forget, it’s been 2 years since the passing
of Alan Rickman , we miss him dearly. For
Alan Rickman, and all our friends and loved ones who have passed, We Miss You... Always!
Hard to believe it's been 2 years. We miss you #AlanRickman...always! pic.twitter.com/BHveyHfLxw
— Comicbook.com (@ComicBook) January 15, 2018
CL7 Dookie, Signing out!