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please don’t forget about breonna taylor in all this. just because her death wasn’t caught on camera and thoughtlessly circulated doesn’t mean that her story is less important. black women’s lives matter.
happy 27th birthday breonna, we’re not letting this movement forget you
Reminder that it really doesn’t matter what ways you’re marginalized, if you’re not black you’re just as capable of anti blackness as white cishet people. No amount of “but I’m gay!”, “but I’m trans!”, or “but I’m not white!” changes that.
And being neurodiverse/disabled isn’t an excuse for anti blackness either.
Don’t like this post if you’re not gonna also reblog it.
Boost my voice, don’t just like it for woke points.
I’d fucking love it if white people didn’t use this post to pat themselves on the back. I guarantee that no amount of “don’t people know this already?” or “isn’t this obvious?” will actually make you a good ally to black people.
The only things that will make you a good ally to us is listening to us, boosting our voices, defending us when we need it, calling out your fellow whites when they display overt and/or covert racist behavior, and checking yourself consistently.
Here are just some of the incredible fiction podcasts from creators of color, in the US and beyond. Listen, read, promote, learn from them, and support them in any way that you can ❤️ Check them out!!!
Flyest Fables:
A hopepunk anthology of fairytales about Black kids having fantastical adventures, written, produced, and acted by the infinitely talented Morgan Givens.
Twitter: @FlyestFables, @Optimus_Mo
Insta: @flyestfables
Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/FlyestFables
Harlem Queen:
Based on the life of "Numbers Queen" Madame Stephanie St. Clair, this historical audio drama is full of sharp writing, bold characters, and gangsters during the Harlem Renaissance.
Twitter: @AudioHarlem
Insta: @harlemqueenaudiodrama
Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/harlemqueen
Punishment Island:
A curious girl explores the dark, paranormal phenomena that live in the shadows of Kampala, Uganda, with an absolutely incredible, haunting narration. Captivating, eerie, and beyond beautiful.
Twitter: @punishmntisland
Insta: @punishmentisland
Vega: A Sci-Fi Adventure Podcast:
A futuristic fantasy action adventure that is wickedly smart, grippingly funny, with a charismatic narrator who will have you hanging on every last word.
Twitter: @vegapodcast, @IvuomaOkoro
Insta: @vegapodcast
Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/ivuomaokoro
Centered:
A yoga-themed audio drama centered (😉) around a recent college grad who's supposed to take over her mother's business, but begins dreaming of new possibilities for her life.
Twitter: @CenteredPodcast, @beandreadotcom
Insta: @centeredpodcast
Creator's Website: julywrites.contently.com
CARAVAN:
I think my heart is still beating a million miles an hour because of this steamy supernatural western. The creator, Tau Zaman, is unflinching, hilarious, and masterful.
Twitter: @CARAVANradio, @TauZaman
Insta: @caravanradio
Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/caravanradio
Janus Descending:
Jordan Cobb is a prolific and powerful force of nature. This sci-fi horror about a malevolent presence beneath an alien planet will leave you gasping for air. Make sure to keep an eye out for her upcoming Primordial Deep 👀
Twitter: @JanusDescending, @inkphemeral, @PrimordialDeep
Insta: @nosuchthingradio
Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/nosuchthingproductions
Null/Void:
Multi-talented creator Cole Burkhardt brings you a sci-fi audio drama about a sinister tech company and the bold friends who dare to foil their malicious plans.
Twitter: @NullandVoidPod, @KingColeMiner
Cole's insightful podcast reviews: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCEB6QeGc5uQOGqKjsbu7byw
Ko-fi: https://ko-fi.com/kingcole
Boom: A Serial Drama:
Riveting, intense – this drama about love lost will rock you to your core, with a dauntless story and stellar performances.
Twitter: @ObserverPix, @fbeemcee
Insta: @observerpix
Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/ObserverPix
NIGHTLIGHT: A Horror Fiction Podcast:
This horror anthology series is written by Black writers and performed by Black actors. The writing will creep deep into your soul – these stories are perfectly crafted and addicting to listen to.
Twitter: @NightlightPod
Insta: nightlightpod
Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/nightlightpod
This is, of course, only scratching the surface – I encourage everyone to add more in the comments! Keep following, supporting, and amplifying the powerful voices of Black creators and artists.
if you are sick of seeing blm posts, i hate to break it to you, but you need to ask yourself why. if you 'just want this to be over with', you need to ask yourself why. i'm not here to tell you what i think of you, i'm simply saying if you want this world to be a better place for everyone, you need to take part in the collapse and transformation, which always starts with you. this is never gonna be over. it never has been. it's been happening for hundreds of years. it's time we take our power back, it's time people of color can use their power freely. question your thoughts, change them, listen.
Today, Breonna's law was passed. This is a step in the right direction. Next one is to hold people responsible for her death and arrest her murderers and everyone involved in the attempt at cover-up.
I had legitimate tears in my eyes reading what Kenneth, her boyfriend, had to to through after Breonna's murder. That man was being framed for something he didn't do, all after losing his most important person.
It was that easy to jail and charge him on false claims. Why are her murderers still walking free and an innocent man spent time in jail because of a false testimony?
That's time in his life he will never get back, but you know what he'll also never get back and that's also directly on the police? Breonna. And most importantly, Breonna had her life taken from her over a police "mistake". It's time to see the culprits punished.
Breonna Taylor deserves justice.
ANOTHER IMPORTANT UPDATE
Officers have yet to be charged and her birthday would have been tomorrow. Here are some ways to help.
ok I said I didn’t wanna address this topic again but some of you would literally write essays about why it’s ok for (non-black) celebrities to not speak up and that people should “be kind uwu” to said celebrities instead of acknowledging the flaws in their behaviors. meanwhile john boyega was tearing up at hyde park and ready to put his entire career on risk. stop excusing them for not using their influence. their silence is an evidence of their privilege and they should be aware of that.
i swear some of y’all live in an alternate dimension. it’s actually white MEN more than anyone else who needs to be putting themselves in between everyone else and police because police will toss a white woman like a twig cops literally beat women as a fucking hobby. remember white men? can we start addressing them as a class
#please don’t go to a protest in brunch clothes#and expect White Lady Fragility to save you from cops#that is extremely bad advice from leftist bros#who don’t think misogyny is real#and who don’t fear white male violence the way YOU need to
i would laugh if this wasn’t as serious as a heart attack... anyone suggesting this is going to get white women killed or maimed, spend five seconds on twitter and you can find myriad videos of cops shooting their eyes out with rubber bullets or throwing them around like rag dolls. we’re talking about the same cops who have a 60% rate of domestic abuse? who have entire networks to protect their own from prosecution for dv? the same cops who routinely rape women in their custody? Don’t Know How To Explain That Misogyny Is Very Real
This is harrowing to watch, but you must watch it.
the mere fact that john boyegas career could be ruined because he's standing up and speaking out against racism while rich white celebrities careers are safe as they do the bare minimum, if anything, is fucking disgusting.
The Justice Department gave the agency the temporary power “to enforce any federal crime committed as a result of the protests over the death of George Floyd.”
HI THIS JUST DROPPED
COVER YOUR FACE. MAKE YOURSELF INVISIBLE. DO NOT BRING YOUR PHONE. DO NOT DISCUSS YOUR PLANS ON SOCIAL MEDIA.
THIS IS NOT A JOKE
Also there’s multiple times orgs like blm have come out for white victims of police violence
Like the little boy that was shot in his dad’s truck at a traffic stop while the All Lives Matter crowd was silent.
Or the 26 year old man that was killed while on his knees, begging for his life after swat got checked the wrong hotel room while the MAGAs were busy trying to own the lib on twitter.
BLM shows up, opponents of police brutality show up. These protests becoming riots is a matter of how the police respond and how much punishment a community has endured for decades, period.
the LAPD is having a town hall and getting fucking eviscerated
hey uh this went south fucking fast. thoughout the stream, the time allotted for citizens went from 2mins to 30s, with the officials frequently cutting the ever-decreasing time short on individuals. they all just sat there not reacting unless someone dared use a curse or the one occasion where someone mentioned that their locations were public knowledge. At one point a caller asked the panel to raise their hands if they could hear them, and some of the jackasses didn’t respond, but was covered for by the Madam President of the panel saying, lying, quickly “yes we can all hear you”. Throughout, there was the sound of gunshots and they apparently lied about there not being any. Anyway so yeah most of them had their audio just fucking muted and were just blankly staring at their webcams for hours instead of hearing anyone actually criticize them. This is one of the worst excuses of performative fake accountability “we hear you”ing to date.
"Violence against innocent people never solves anything."
Why do people always say that to the rioters, but never to the police? How do the police expect violence against nonviolent protesters to stop the riots?
If you really believed that violence against innocent people never solves anything, you'd be demanding that every single police officer that injured a nonviolent protester be put in jail for a long time.
If rioters were condemned but peaceful protesters were respected, there would be no riots.
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JUNK THE ANTI-TERRORISM BILL AND UPHOLD HUMAN RIGHTS!
you know what scares me? what will you do once george floyd's name fades out of the news cycle? will you go back to your "normal" life or whatever normalcy you've created during this pandemic and forget? will you stop listening, learning, speaking up? will you forget about this and disappear only to come back again until another black person succumbs to state sponsored violence? you probably will. so please don't stop learning. please don't stop listening to and amplifying the voices of black people. please don't stop speaking up. dig deep and find the courage to keep this up. insist that you and everyone you know fight for a future where black people can live without fearing for their lives. a future where white supremacy is fundamentally annihilated.
