[hxgrl]

Whats the opposite of a girlboss. Im like a girlfailure

[imawitchywitch]

THIS IS SO IMPORTANT

[sirgwaiine]

[id

The Pyramid of White Supremacy

(upside down to be read in order from Normalization to Genocide):

Indifference

“There are two sides to every story,” apolitical beliefs, avoiding confrontation, “politics don’t affect me”

Minimalization

White savior complex, “not all white people,” not believing POC experiences, denial of white privilege, “post-racism,” intentions > impact

Veiled Racism

Victim blaming, racist jokes, Euro-centric curriculum, tokenism, appropriation, racist icons

Discrimination

Racial profiling, mass incarceration, racial slurs, fear of POC, anti-immigration policies

Calls for Violence

KKK, neo-nazis, burning crosses

Violence

Lynching, hate crimes, police brutality

Mass Murder

end id]

[vanish]

[compulsive]

[1o9]

Imagine being able to talk to people without sounding like a fuckin idiot

[ei-ko]

I didn’t make this

[eliminated]

[anovapluto]

[hayaosmiyazaki]

[heavensghost]

[understands]

[grootpoepjeplasjehoofd]

Anywhomst, if any of you happen to get called into jury duty in the coming months (assuming we don't move to full on military tribunals lol) act like you have no horse in the race re: the protests during the selection interviews so you can potentially prevent a guilty verdict

[zvaigzdelasas]

It's worth pretending to kiss cop feet for a couple hours if you can actually stop someone from getting pushed thru their system

[arcamenel-alatariel]

Let’s add a bit to this. Jury nullification is this awesome thing that happens when a jury turns out a “not guilty” verdict even though they agree that the defendant did the behavior that they’re being accused of, because they think THE LAW IS WRONG. This is a legitimate form of protest against unjust laws and enforcement of those laws.

If you are selected for jury duty service, they will likely say something like, “It is your duty to apply the law as it is given to you, regardless of whether you agree.” THIS IS A LIE. You have the right to nullify a charge because you believe the law is incorrect, immoral, or for whatever other reason wrongly applied to the defendant of the charges.

That being said, do not tell the judge or the attorneys that your intent going in is to nullify the law. You will not be selected.

Know your rights. Exercise them.

[omghotmemes]

If April ends up worse I swear to God

[jackironsides]

Sure is something to read this post at the beginning of June.

[recaption]

[bled]

[recaption]

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