Byron Brooks

Here are the scenario and the players: Me Dad Ms. J- Original 50% equity owner The others- family members who share 50% We (myself and dad) bought out Ms. J’s 50% by paying off her outstanding debts. Some were paid off cash, most were paid off in credit. That is why she donated her 50% ownership to (us) my dad. My dad (personally) is now 50% owner of said property. “The Others” have come to an agreement amongst themselves and has accept our offer of purchasing their shared interest for $133,500.

Imagine opening your phone and seeing a post celebrating violence against your family. For millions of Jewish people worldwide, this isn’t imagination, it’s Tuesday. Antisemitic rhetoric on X (formerly Twitter) isn’t just increasing, it’s becoming normalized. What was once confined to quiet whispers across social media platforms has permeated into everyday conversations. I’ve seen firsthand how digital hate translates into offline harm.