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[cloversyrup]

Hi! please call me Clover or syrup.

it/its, she/her preferred; he/him+they/them OK

I’m 26, TME, usamerican and white

My sideblogs are @or-chard ❇️, @acornpile 💟 and @73-yips ✴️.

[zoesupreme]

smoking that shit that made the Miocene epic

[cloversyrup]

computer show me any article on collectivizing agriculture cool and good and chill dot pdf

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[joelpersels]

[panoptinomicon]

[zachbradleyphotography]

and in this act, we expose our lungs

The Mojave Desert

[dream-and-delirium]

[tridentandtales]

Egyptian amulet with a protective spell against scorpions

Third Intermediate Period, Dynasty 26–30, ca. 1070–332 BCE

Metropolitan Museum of Art 47.105.5

Photo by Anna-Marie Kellen

[prairiedeath]

if anyone wants to help me eat that would be cool

Paypal: @abbysherrill

Chime: $syystem

[radiofreederry]

Happy birthday, Frantz Fanon! (July 20, 1925)

One of the most enduring and influential anti-colonial theorists of all time, Frantz Fanon became acquainted with racist colonial violence growing up on the French Caribbean colony of Martinique. During World War II, Fanon enlisted with the Free French forces, and experienced further racism from Europeans during his time fighting fascists on the continent. After the war, he studied psychiatry as his political consciousness continued to grow, and in 1952 he published Black Skin, White Masks, which discussed the psychological impact of colonialism on Black people. He worked as a psychiatrist in Algeria for a time before deciding that he could no longer support the French colonial project in Africa and defected to join Algeria's National Liberation Front in its struggle for freedom. He continued to put out a number of influential texts, including his last and most famous, The Wretched of the Earth. In poor health, Fanon died in 1961 at the tragically young age of 36, but his legacy is outsized for his age, having influenced a bevy of revolutionary figures, including Che Guevara, Malcom X, Kwame Ture, and Huey P. Newton.

“To educate the masses politically does not mean, cannot mean, making a political speech. What it means is to try, relentlessly and passionately, to teach the masses that everything depends on them; that if we stagnate it is their responsibility, and that if we go forward it is due to them too, that there is no such thing as a demiurge, that there is no famous man who will take the responsibility for everything, but that the demiurge is the people themselves and the magic hands are finally only the hands of the people.”

[cloversyrup]

clovers wilting and shrivelling bad

[alchemyandsmut]

girls!! 🩵💚💛

[zeitghost]

Our commune kind of has a "solarpunk" vibe, in the sense that we are kicking dogs

[storyweavingspider]

YOU. GET MORE ANTI-SLAVERY NOW.

[storyweavingspider]

Californians voted not to abolish slavery in 2024 because it’s “not economically feasible”

But also beyond that and prison abolition, unofficial (and in some cases official) slavery still exists both in the US and globally. I’ve met multiple Black people, myself included, who have been “functionally” enslaved to specific individual whites even if there wasn’t a legal contract making us their property. In my case, she not only raped me, beat me in public and private, otherwise abused me, controlled my finances so I couldn’t escape fiscally, but also literally hunted me down when I tried to escape her on foot with nothing but my clothes and would use threats of police violence to coerce me into sex and other shit with her.

It’s not just prisons. It’s not just human trafficking. It’s not just capitalism. It’s not *just* colonialism/imperialism/white supremacy. It’s all interconnected and built off the backs of systems that enable slavery and genocide NOW and people simply won’t care unless it makes them sad or affects someone they know personally.

[antiqueanimals]

Lives of Game Animals, Volume 3. 1927. Written and illustrated by Ernest Thompson Seton.

Internet Archive

[boringkate]

I think it's so cool when girls are having fun. I see girls having fun and I think it's a good thing and I'm like made happy by it. Welcome to my dark and twisted mind.