The reason why you don’t see police at a white supremacist rally is the same reason you don’t see Clark Kent and Superman in the same place.

Mother of mentally ill son who was fatally shot by a cop is jailed simply for sharing news stories, without comment, on Facebook.

“She has every right, under the Constitution, to post a news story. It is her First Amendment right,”
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Newsroom execs, who are mostly white & male, have a huge problem with their diversifying workplaces. They don't want to listen to their staff, who interview sources & do research, because that reporting & lived experience contradicts their conservativism
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Set a reminder for my upcoming Space! twitter.com/i/spaces/1Yqxo…

Demetrio Jackson said he couldn't breathe as officers pinned him down. Then a medic injected ketamine.

He was among dozens of people who died after they were chemically sedated during police encounters, an AP investigation finds. apnews.com/article/invest…

I just published Why White People Claim DEI is Unfair and Ignore Racist Outcomes link.medium.com/37OJQwrc9Ib

Elon banning Mandela’s grandson is so on-brand it’s hard to top…

Folk underestimate how long (chattel) slavery lasted. 1600-1865 . 265 years. To compare 265 years ago was 1759. Imagine telling folks who been here nearly 3 centuries they are still visitors . It’s insanity

Like A Star · Corinne Bailey Rae

Corinne Bailey Rae (2005)
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Why #Attacks on Protestors Are Giving Us Civil Rights Era #Flashbacks

'An #essay about the #battle for #freespeech and the intersecting struggles of #civilrights and #antiwar #protesters by Allison Wiltz Psy.M.
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“May 4, 1970, four college kids murdered on the campus of Kent State University. They were protesting the Vietnam War. President Nixon sent in troops. Bam Bam Bam Bam. ‘Four Dead in Ohio,’ the headline read, the singers sang.” — Jeff (Not Moses) Malone, Esq. link.medium.com/IO5xWHuK8Ib

“Has America learned its lesson from history?” — Jeff (Not Moses) Malone, Esq. link.medium.com/uKVbS7rK8Ib

'The invader writes history, they came, they invaded & they write. You don't expect people who came to invade us to tell the truth about us...'~ Miriam Makeba

Civil rights activist Coretta Scott King was born #OTD in 1927, in Heiberger, Alabama. Her vision for social justice was influential to her husband Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., and continued long after his assassination.

The Only Answer to the Country's Troubles | TIME An excerpt from #WeAretheLeaders time.com/6971459/eddie-…

Just thinking about how university presidents grilled by Congress were forced to resign over hypothetical scenarios about student safety while we watch students get beaten up at the behest of other school presidents and their jobs seem perfectly in tact

📸: Coretta Scott King and her children Bernice and Martin are arrested as they protest apartheid at the South African Embassy in Washington, D.C. June 26, 1985.

#blackwomenradicals

I’m shocked to hear this allegation. SHOCKED

I want to offer this as resistance escalates on college campuses. as a former activist & organizer, as someone who has been ringing the alarm since pre-2020 about the rise of fa*cism, I implore those of us who work with students to consider the following as we fight back. 1/n

On this day in 1899, a white mob in Lee County, Georgia, lynched a Black man named Mitchell Daniel for “talking too much” about the brutal lynching of another Black man days earlier. calendar.eji.org/racial-injusti…