
Founder of @MelaninOx1 // BLM // they/them
Oxford, England
Joined February 2020
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Jin-Gyu Bells retweeted
Do Palestinians not scream in agony as they watch their friends and family die?
Do Palestinian children not deserve to laugh and play with their friends at school?
Do Palestinian lives not matter?
To save what is left of our common humanity, we need a ceasefire now.
Jin-Gyu Bells retweeted
Years ago, Seoul National University created a reading list of "classics" recommended for all incoming freshers. Canons and school book lists are always controversial, but I liked SNU's preamble message that a classic is a work that is "in conversation with the present."
Jin-Gyu Bells retweeted
The disgraced Home Secretary @SuellaBraverman claimed £2,684 back on expenses to cover the utility bills on her second home last year.
Retweet this if you think Braverman should be paying for her own utility bills.
Jin-Gyu Bells retweeted
“people can only meet you as deeply as they’ve met themselves” is one of the most transformational ideas — everything is a mirror
Jin-Gyu Bells retweeted
Happy birthday to Joe Hisaishi, composer of PRINCESS MONONOKE, HOWL'S MOVING CASTLE, PONYO, SPIRITED AWAY, and more! 💫
Jin-Gyu Bells retweeted
My congratulations to my dear friend Ha-Joon Chang, who has earned the ultimate honour of being attacked as 'woke' by @DailyMailUK for pointing out obvious facts. dailymail.co.uk/news/article… Btw, his new book is splendid
Jin-Gyu Bells retweeted
This *is* the time to be talking about the royal family's role in imperialism. This *is* the time to remember the millions of people around the world who were exploited under the reign of the royal family. This *is* the time to get our grasp of history right.
Jin-Gyu Bells retweeted
“I want an abortion” is reason enough to have an abortion. Nothing else needed. All these hypotheticals and dishonest preambles are exhausting.
Jin-Gyu Bells retweeted
this week the oxford mail described me as one of the “LGBTQ+ people leading the way in Oxford” in an article about Oxford’s “change-makers” for pride month







































