Amy Sherald (American, b. 1973), The Rabbit in the Hat, 2009. Oil on canvas, 54 x 43 in.
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Amy Sherald (American, b. 1973), The Rabbit in the Hat, 2009. Oil on canvas, 54 x 43 in.
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“The experience of colonial domination shows that, in the effort to perpetuate exploitation, the colonizers not only creates a system to repress the cultural life of the colonized people; he also provokes and develops the cultural alienation of a part of the population, either by so-called assimilation of indigenous people, or by creating a social gap between the indigenous elites and the popular masses. As a result of this process of dividing or of deepening the divisions in the society, it happens that a considerable part of the population, notably the urban or peasant petite bourgeoisie, assimilates the colonizer’s mentality, considers itself culturally superior to its own people and ignores or looks down upon their cultural values. This situation, characteristic of the majority of colonized intellectuals, is consolidated by increases in the social privileges of the assimilated or alienated group with direct implications for the behavior of individuals in this group in relation to the liberation movement. A reconversion of minds–of mental set–is thus indispensable to the true integration of people into the liberation movement. Such reconversion–re-Africanization, in our case–may take place before the struggle, but it is completed only during the course of the struggle, through daily contact with the popular masses in the communion of sacrifice required by the struggle.”
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Amilcar Cabral, National Liberation and Culture
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“How now does the philosophy of Karl Marx apply today to colored labor? First of all colored labor has no common ground with white labor. No soviet of technocrats would do more than exploit colored labor in order to raise the status of whites. No revolt of a white proletariat could be started if its object was to make black workers their economic, political and social equals. It is for this reason that American socialism for fifty years has been dumb on the Negro problem, and the communists cannot even get a respectful hearing in America unless they begin by expelling Negroes.”
— W.E.B. DuBois, Marxism and the Negro Question
Voting is Not Harm Reduction An Indigenous Perspective February 2020 - www.indigenousaction.org Zine format printable PDF download: Voting is Not Harm Reduction Zine-FINAL-PRINT (9.8MB) When proclamations are made that “voting is harm reduction,” it’s never clear how less harm is actuall
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Antithesis, 1937, Victor Brauner
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Better known as the guitar-yielding musician Bedouine, Azniv Korkejian was born in Syria to Armenian parents, and grew up in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, before moving to America, living in Boston and Houston before settling in Los Angeles.
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Hey so long story short my dad's boss isn't paying him and we're flat broke.
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so my landlord/roommate isnt renewing my lease and didnt tell me, talk to me, give me any indication, etc. until he handed me a note yesterday saying he isnt renewing my lease. i now only have a month to find somewhere to live and I Really cant afford to move right now, as I havent properly worked in a month! Which he knows!
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