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blake kathryn
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occasionally subtle
Not today Justin
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"I'm Dorothy Gale from Kansas"
I'd rather be in outer space 🛸

Game Changer & Make Some Noise
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Claire Keane
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let's talk about Bridgerton tea, my ask is open
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Officially one of my favorite memes
USA. California. Oakland. March 31, 1972. Black Panther Central Committee Member Ericka Huggins laughs after a Black Community Survival Conference rally. Ericka is the widow of slain Panther John Huggins. She later headed the New Haven branch of the party.
Photograph: Stephen Shames/Polaris
Early in the course of the trial, Black Panther Party activist Bobby Seale was denied his constitutional right to counsel of his choice and was thereafter illegally denied his right to defend himself. Seale requested that the trial be postponed so that his attorney Charles Garry could represent him (as Garry was about to undergo gallbladder surgery). The Judge denied the postponement, and refused to allow Seale to represent himself. Seale vehemently protested the Judge’s illegal and unconstitutional actions, and argued that the Judge’s actions were not only illegal, but also racist. The Judge in turn accused Seale of disrupting the court, and on October 29, Judge Hoffman ordered Bobby Seale to be bound, gagged, and chained to a chair. For several days Seale appeared in court bound and gagged before the jury, struggling to get free and managing to make muffled sounds.
Bobby Seale was one of the original “Chicago Eight” defendants charged with conspiracy and inciting a riot, in the wake of the 1968 Democratic National Convention, in Chicago.
USA. California. Berkeley. 1971. Black Panther co-founder Huey Newton hugs Central Committee member Elaine Brown at his house shortly after his release from prison on August 5, 1970. Brown later became chairman of the Panthers.
Photograph: Stephen Shame/Polaris
i accidently follow an ole stank ass white supremist. im thinkin imma keep following just to keep up w fascist cryptology so i can readily identify one an merk em what yall think?
Nina Simone and James Baldwin
They Do Not Exist (Mustafa Abu Ali, 1974)
Ousmane Sembène
1976.
Daily Sketches by Adrian Wilkins
I’d wear all of these fits
these are everything
You're just another antisemitic black person, obviously nothing to see here
you know who’s not antisemetic? the white supremacy power structures that gives jewish holocaust survivors reperations as well as their own genocidal white settler state (Isreal). anyway i hate colonizers. if that colonizer happens to be jewish fuck it
theres no such thing as eco socialism... wtf yall talking about
US Empire on the Ropes
US Empire on the Ropes
by Nellie Bailey and Glen Ford
We are witnessing “the beginning of the end of a world order that was hatched after World War Two,” said Duboisian scholar
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shouts to my comrades Nellie Bailey and Glen Ford