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I wonder if 2022 is when we realize capitalism is the problem, not the year.
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I just want to go on a museum date in London, buy an overpriced magnet in the gift shop and spend £15 on 2 beers after. Is that too much to ask?
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Amid everything this week, do not miss @aoc on the "tragedy of white supremacy."
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I've organized dozens of protests, some in DC. I have witnessed the efficiency and ruthlessness that law enforcement can deploy when it's ready.
DC is probably the most policed metro area in the world.
This happened only though the complicity of law enforcement.
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Black writers spent five years saying what this was, where it came from, and where it could lead. Their critics snickered about “wokeness,” condescended from their columns, think tanks, and tenured positions, and lied to themselves thinking they’d never have to face it.
Egyptologist. I had convinced my mother after watching a documentary on King Tut, I would find out who “killed him”. 8 was convinced it was his girlfriend. If only if only
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Election officials are saying they fear for their lives.
The president's son is calling for "total war."
The president's former top adviser is calling for the beheading of the FBI chief.
But yeah, those of us who talk of authoritarianism & fascism, we're the alarmists, right?
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Yes. Cancel them. The debates are now a danger to public safety and a direct threat to Black life. Cancel the debates.
If the #presidentialdebates are just going to give Trump a platform to mobilize white supremacists, cancel them.
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Thank you Daisha - your series of events with us this summer was 100! #blackhistorynomystery #bhm365 #bca2030 xitter.gq/daisha_brabham/status/…
Please check out some of my reflections on my time in the UK and the evolution and meaning of the Bridging The Atlantic Series with @bcaheritage @RHULHistory @RHULPublicHist @USUKFulbright fulbright.org.uk/
Please check out some of my reflections on my time in the UK and the evolution and meaning of the Bridging The Atlantic Series with @bcaheritage @RHULHistory @RHULPublicHist @USUKFulbright fulbright.org.uk/
This is going to be soooooo good! Please take a look out!
BCA ONLINE EVENT: Remembering The Mangrove 9 | Thur 20 Aug at 7pm
Join our panel of esteemed activists to discuss why the case of the Mangrove 9 is crucial to our understanding of the British justice system and the future of campaigning. ow.ly/8U6q30r57Lc or link in bio
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Up to a third of National Trust's historic homes have slave trade links theguardian.com/uk-news/2020…
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High Time and Hot Times in Homo Harlem, 1920-1990
16 Aug
ONLINE EVENT
Speaker
Michael Henry Adams
Writer, Lecturer, Historian and Activist.
bit.ly/highhottimes
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