Whether you've been naughty or nice this Christmas, Timbaland just gave us the ultimate present: new Aaliyah music. Yep, you read that right. The truth about liberation is that it is all connected. When I think about the movement taking place in Nigeria, it reminds me of the protests across America against police brutality on Black lives. I recall being out in the streets, protesting just like Nigerian youth for a better world, a world where people will never die at the hands of the police, a world where young people don’t have to live in fear of the state. Anything that comes from an anonymous source needs to be taken with a grain of salt (and until confirmation is given from both parties, it's impossible to say what's going on for certain). Given the photos, they are at least enjoying being around each other again, regardless of what that could mean for the future. "They are both so busy with their careers and traveling the world. It makes it very difficult to be in a relationship," the source concluded.Instagram contentView on InstagramRelated:Zayn Malik Just Got 2 More Neck TattoosCheck this out: I went to a small evangelical school for undergrad because it was free, and I still believed back then that Christianity was more than just a system designed to oppress women and keep the weak and poor under foot. Even as I followed the dress code and hid alcohol in shampoo bottles to avoid suspension, I became braver. Being an ally in a hyper-religious setting taught me what real oppression looks like. I educated myself on my church’s allegiance to the Republican Party and the harmful effects of the Billy Graham, pro-family, “moral majority” movement that had pushed an entire generation of Christians far to the right. I developed a voice.