#migrantlivesmatter

[imjuzzsaying]

[lhand00-blog]

Many fantasies are focused on individuals attempting regime change from an oppressor. I just started watching Merlin and was intrigued by the different strategies for regime change used by merlin and Morgana even though both are magicals. I myself would love regime change in my country from a death eater government, but which strategy would work best for me based on these fantasy figures?

The difference in merlin and Morgana's actions seem to be a result of (a) Morgana having a priveleged upbringing and having high expectations from life while merlin as a country boy with no privilege is happy to take what he can get, and (b) Merlin can work within the system as Gaius is a known magical ally while Morgana has no known magical allies in power.

Funnily, harry and Morgana have the same profile (for when they are part of violent rebellions). When harry had a political ally in power (Dumbledore's ideas), he focussed on personal issues (solving mysteries, loathing his dad's betrayer).

Finally, Katniss is in a situation most similar to us. Given her non-privileged upbringing, lack of political allies, and maybe because one individual cannot overthrow a regime (instead it takes an army from another state), Katniss seems to have no political agency and withdraws into her personal issues (saving peeta, prim, etc).

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Posted @withregram • @sanjogindia Posted @withregram • @ilfat_india Folks, tune in tonight at 8 pm IST for the release of this awesome music video by @vishaldadlani, @pennmasala and @poojansahil #MainHoonNaTera to support the #migrantlivesmatter crowdfunding campaign by ILFAT! As a society, it is our collective responsibility to ensure our migrant workers are able to lead their lives with dignity and respect in the face of extreme adversities. Even though they have returned home, their struggles continue. Trafficking survivors across the country are doing all that they can to help #RebuildMigrantLives and it's time we play our part. Let's come together and contribute now! . . . #MigrantLivesMatter #DonateForACause #crowdfundingcampaign #indianmigrantworkers #migrantworkers #migrantfamilies #india #supportindianmigrantworkers https://www.instagram.com/p/CEdwTyBAyY7/?igshid=v0fb3fgscu53

[optychum-blog]

The sign of the times & the pain the poor of the nation have been subjected to in a few lines I have wrote. For the complete video, click 👇 https://t.co/qZ122ewVwE #MeTooMigrant #MigrantWorkers #MigrantLabourersDying #MigrantLivesMatter #MigrantsOnTheRoad #MigrantCrisis #CovidExodus #JusticeForMigrants https://t.co/CoKyvQZCDO (at India) https://www.instagram.com/p/CA1i4hchgbK/?igshid=1w0bkuqu1mk8k

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मजदूरों का भाग्य The Real Condition of India and Migrant Wokers 😢 : @eastindiatimes "It can take us about 10 days to reach home," said one among the hundreds of migrant workers who crossed a river to reach their native villages miles away, adding another despairing visual to scores of moving images depicting the desperation of the country's poorest during the nationwide lockdown. . . Hundreds of migrants - some with bags on their heads and children on their shoulders- were seen walking through the river Yamuna in Haryana to reach their homes in Uttar Pradesh and Bihar. . . The workers decided to cross the river as many inter-state borders have been sealed and movement without permission from authorities is not allowed, reported news agency PTI. . . . #MigrantLivesMatter #India #COVID19Lockdown (at Delhi, India) https://www.instagram.com/p/CAPOkdCgHvB/?igshid=1erynzng5j25i

[insightonlinenews]

उत्तर प्रदेश में औरैया जिले के काेतवाली सदर क्षेत्र में शनिवार अहले सुबह दो वाहनों की भिड़ंत में कम से कम 24 प्रवासी श्रमिकों की मृत्यु हो गयी जबकि 35 अन्य गंभीर रूप से घायल हो गये।

[idhirajkapoor]

कुच कदम दूर थार मेरा, कुच ही दिन पेहले ।। कुच झमेक टैब भी दिल में, मेरा ना ये जेरे ... अज निकल दीया गया हूं मुख्य, अपना ही शामियाने से ... अब गिला किस से करूं, सब ही हैं ये यार ... इक ज़माने से ... - रूही हक Kuch kadam door tha ghar mera , kuch hi din pehle.. Kuch jhakm tab bhi the dil mein mere, par na the itne gehre... Aaj nikaal diya gaya hoon main,  apne hi shamiyane se... Ab gila kis se karoon, sab hi apne hain yaha mere...ek zamaane se... - #RuhiHak मेरे प्रवासी श्रमिक भाई-बहन। जैसा कि मैं इस जीवनकाल में हमारे द्वारा किए गए जख्मों को भर देता हूँ, मेरा दिल दुखता है विचार से या क्रिया से। हमें आपको निराश करने के लिए खेद है। हमें आशा है कि क्षमा कर दी जाएगी लेकिन ये तथ्य कभी नहीं भूलेंगे। My migrant workers brothers and sisters. My heart bleeds as i pray we all heal the wounds we create in this lifetime By thought or by action. We are sorry for letting you down. We Hope to be forgiven but these facts will never be forgetten. #india #indian #migrantworkers #migrantlivesmatter #migrantlabourers #migrantsontheroad #letsnotforget #humanrights #labourlaws #coronavirus #covid19 https://www.instagram.com/p/CAKV4QZgFkL/?igshid=evniff1kgii3

[cholapinupla]

@borderangelsofficial - The System Is Broken Part One "FALSE. The current U.S. immigration system works quite well to make a lot of corporations A LOT of money. You have probably heard many detention centers are owned by private corporations like GEO Group and CoreCivic. According to the National Immigrant Justice Center, about 70% of immigrant detainees are held in facilities owned by private companies. What you may not have heard is that GEO Group and CoreCivic have, according to Bloomberg, made MORE THAN $2.5 MILLION in combined political donations since 2015. The more people detained, the more facilities these companies can build and the more $$$ they make. Coincidence, given the policies of the current administration?  We think not.  And it gets worse:  Detention centers use the detainees as slave labor.  In an April 4, 2018 New York Times article, Dr. Jacqueline Stevens who runs the Deportation Research Clinic at Northwestern University discusses how, aside from guard duty, detained individuals do the work which keeps the detention centers running (e.g., cooking, janitorial services, laundry). These “jobs” pay as little as $1 A DAY. Profiting off forced labor is especially despicable when one considers that many of the detainees have been convicted of no crime but are simply traumatized individuals seeking asylum from horrific circumstances in Central America. Make no mistake, this is intentional and the system works well to enable private corporations to exploit desperate brown human beings.  It’s high time to enact humane immigration reform to stop these human rights abuses right here in our country." For more information on myths about undocumented migrants, check out “The Truth About Undocumented Immigration” fact document on www.borderangels.org. Text @la_guera_alta 📸 @geoffrey_the_butler #nohumanbeingisillegal #migrantlivesmatter #borderangelsofficial #immigrationreformnow #migrantrightsarehumanrights #familiesbelongtogether - #regrann