caligula

the coyote

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ヤブサメ（Asian Stubtail）

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Entire Georgia county claims no mail-in ballots.

How does Brian Kemp explain his incompetence? How does he explain suppressing votes from certain counties?

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Just in case anyone missed this the last 2 or 3 times I reblogged it.

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The Piebald Horse (aka The Spotted Stallion in a Hilly Landscape), Paulus Potter, ca. 1650-54

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Tomas Transtromer, from"Streets in Shanghai“ Bright Scythe

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On this day, 26 October 1881 communist Indigenous activist Dolores Cacuango was born in Ecuador to a family of poor hacienda workers. She ran away from her family to Quito, where she got a job as a maid, learned Spanish and gradually became radicalised. Cacuango moved back to her home town to help organise with the working class to improve their conditions. A liberal revolution took place in 1916, which claimed it would give back land stolen from Indigenous people by big landowners and the Church. But the promises of the new government were largely unmet, and poor campesinos continued to be largely landless and ruthlessly exploited. Cacuango took part in the landless and Indigenous movements, and strongly advocated for women’s rights and campaigned against the endemic sexual of abuse of Indigenous women by hacienda bosses, becoming famed for her fiery speeches in Spanish and Kichwa. She took part in various uprisings and strikes, became a leading member of the Communist Party, co-founded the Indigenous Ecuadorian Federation in 1944 and lived until the age of 89. If you value our content, connect with us directly via our email list: https://workingclasshistory.com/sign-up/ https://www.facebook.com/workingclasshistory/photos/a.296224173896073/1246592638859217/?type=3

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The Entry of the Crusaders into Constantinople, Eugène Delacroix, 1840

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On this day, 14 September 1989, seven members of Aids campaign group ACT UP infiltrated the New York Stock Exchange and chained themselves to the VIP balcony in protest at the high cost of the only approved Aids drug, AZT. Shortly after the protest Wellcome cut its price by over a third. More info in this pamphlet on direct action around the epidemic: https://libcom.org/library/anarchism-aids-activism https://www.facebook.com/workingclasshistory/photos/a.296224173896073/1210923665759448/?type=3

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