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Just a matter of time, l suppose. Watchmen
Black Panther community center, Harlem, 1968
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INLA image featuring Che Guevara, this was in the same documentary as the previous INLA mirror I posted.
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Sandinista barricade during last days of fighting in Matagalpa, Nicaragua. 1979.
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Henri Cartier-Bresson, Quebec, 1960s.
Such a stupid cunt. Go back to the cotton fields dumb nigger
i’m smiling because white people don’t realise that black people didn’t just pick cotton
oh no,
see we fucked ya’ll up too
and if you cant read the left hand corner it says:
313 documennted insurrections
in other words for the white people who love the “go back to the cotton fields” comment, we had nothing and yet we managed to bring 313 revolts?
we had nothing and yet we waged a war against people with everything..and won?
so white people, (mainly you bitchass) I highly highly suggest you stop telling Black People to “go back to the cotton fields” because even though ya’ll loovvvee to remind us of times you think Black People were supposedly nothing but weak slaves - those cotton fields also symbolise a time when black rage waged a war against white supremacy:
and won.
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“La Persistencia de la Memoria”
Fotomontaje realizado por Andrés Cruzat y publicado en su Galeria de Flickr, reune fotos originales tomadas por: Horacio Villalobos, Köen Wessing, Chas Gerretsen y David Burnett.