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Against All Odds, hand-woven rug, 29âłx23âł
Kim Westfall, 2015.
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What Privilege Obscures
White guilt and backlash at the Womenâs March on Washington.
By Jamaica Ponder. Illustration by Chelsea Charles.
On Holocaust Remembrance Day, this twitter account is posting the names and photos (when available) of refugees turned away from America who became victims of Naziism. #NoBanNoWall #RefugeesWelcomeÂ
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Shirley Chisholm. As the first black woman to run for president for a major political party, she was years ahead of her time. So why donât more people know about her?
She championed a bill to ensure domestic workers received benefits, was an advocate for improved access to education, and fought for the rights of immigrants.
âShe had guts, and she made people believe that they too can be someone, that we are equal, that gender doesnât mean you canât achieve the highest office of government,â her goddaughter Marya Boseley says.
That desire to break boundaries was what drove Shirley Chisholm to make a run for president in 1972, seeking the Democratic nomination a mere three years after she became a congresswoman.
Ms Chisholm, whose slogan was âUnbought and Unbossed,â said she never expected to win but hoped her candidacy would âchange the face and future of American politicsâ.
âI stand before you today, to repudiate the ridiculous notion that the American people will not vote for qualified candidates, simply because he is not white or because she is not a male,â she told supporters as she launched her campaign.
I never heard her name in school. Other than hearing Method Man say âI voted for Shirley Chisholmâ on Blackout, I knew nothing about her til I read about her on the internet as an adult.
The Democratic Party really fucked Shirley Chisolm over because they wanted a âsafeâ candidate in George Mcgovern. Then they lost to Nixon.
#BlackHistory #BlackGirlMagic #BlackPrideÂ
Rest In Peace, Emmett Louis Till. July 25, 1941-August 28, 1955
Womenâs March LA
Yikes
This is terrifying
FUCKERS THROWIN IN WITH LGBT+ NAH, GET OUTTA HERE
Very angry about at least 3 things 1. Pedophelia is not equatable to being trans or homosexual because NEWSFLASH neither trans people nor homosexuals pride themselves in victimizing and taking advantage of children SEXUALLY. Being trans doesnât put children in danger. Being homosexual doesnât victimize other people. Being a pedophile does. 2. Pedophiles are taking advantage of social justice terminology and giving it a worse image than it already has 3. BEING GAY AND TRANS IS NOT EQUATED TO ASSAULTING CHILDREN!!!!! PEDOPHILIA SHOULD NOT BE NORMALIZED!!!!!!
PEDOPHILIA IF ENACTED IS A FORM OF ASSAULT!!!!!!!!!!
IT IS A LITERAL CRIME!!!!!!!!
A CRIME AGAINST CHILDREN IT SHOULD NOT BE AN NORMALIZED PRACTICE!!!!!!!!!
Patton Oswalt was so right when he said âthe evil people are very adept at learning all the correct terms to fit in.â
WATCH: Big Sean says heâs committed to helping the Flint Kids. You can help by donating â CALL: 844-FLINT-KIDS
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Remember where you from #BlackPride
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