Yaribel Mercedes (@yaribelmercedes) 's Twitter Profile
Yaribel Mercedes

@yaribelmercedes

Mom. Educator. Racial Equity Warrior. Activist. Critical Thinker. Consultant. Writer. Author. ProBlackEverything. EdD ✊🏾 @TeachersCollege

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linkhttps://journals.sagepub.com/doi/abs/10.1177/1052684621993046?journalCode=jsla calendar_today03-01-2022 02:11:24

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A is for Afro (@amberisms_) 's Twitter Profile Photo

The federal trial against the officers who murdered #TyreNichols starts tomorrow so here’s a reminder from an abolitionist organizer here in Memphis (me). The only way to prevent another murder by police is to dismantle the systems that caused his death in the first place.

The federal trial against the officers who murdered #TyreNichols starts tomorrow so here’s a reminder from an abolitionist organizer here in Memphis (me).

The only way to prevent another murder by police is to dismantle the systems that caused his death in the first place.
Kimberlé Crenshaw (@sandylocks) 's Twitter Profile Photo

wow, Trump is citing authoritarians as references. talk about being unqualified to be president in a democracy. there's a legal term that means "the thing speaks for itself."

Graveyard Punany ✨ (@xm_muva) 's Twitter Profile Photo

White supremacy will never forgive the nation of Haiti and its people for having the audacity to successfully, and violently revolt against European colonizers. White supremacy will punish these people until the end of time. We as the black diaspora should not only protect but -

Graveyard Punany ✨ (@xm_muva) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Learn. Study your history, uplift our ancestors that gave us a blueprint for revolution. Haitians, my Dahomey brothers and sister, I dey your back until the end of time man.

tn (@tamaranopper) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Toni Morrison said, “I wanted to be a whole person, I wanted to be a good person...and none of that had anything to do with a job. It was quite apart from the work that I was doing—I respected the work, but I didn’t live there.” Again, there’s the work, and there’s the work.