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Repost from @yosoycordova using @RepostRegramApp - Listen! PREACH @realhenrysimmons. So proud and grateful to work with and be your friend. Man of Gold. ✨👏✨ (Don’t pay attention to my face. I had 102 fever. I’m toast) #Representation #blackbrownunity #proudlatina #staywoke #diversity

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Inglewood..city of champions @Regrann from @17mecca - About last night. This was the amount of people from last night, crowd of marchers from LaBrea all the way back down to Centinela Park!!! It was way more then hundreds The Black Lives Matter meeting grew into a major March in the city of Inglewood The media is saying hundreds... It was over a thousand people out there, if not thousands #blacklivesmatter #BlackBrownUnity #Regrann

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Sugarcane (1931) | Diego Rivera // “Set on a sugar plantation, this portable mural introduces the tensions over labor, race, and economic inequity that simmered in Mexico after the Revolution. In the foreground, an Indian woman, with the traditional braids and white clothes of a peasant, cuts papayas from a tree while her children collect the fruit in reed baskets. Behind them, dark-skinned men with bowed heads gather bunches of sugar cane. A foreman, with distinctly lighter skin and hair, watches over them on horseback, and in the background a pale hacendado(wealthy landowner) languishes in a hammock. In this panel, Rivera adapted Marxist ideas about class struggle—an understanding of history born in industrialized Europe—to the context of Mexico, a primarily agrarian country until after World War II.” – @themuseumofmodernart #diegorivera #inspired #blackbrownunity

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