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Idk, the Angel Reese haters make me want to support her even more. Yall some lame hater bitches fr
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There’s so much Black history in Miami that gets overshadowed by Cuban culture. Y’all don’t understand how hard we have to fight to preserve it. I’m all for people coming down here to have a good time, but we need backup down here, low-key.
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Individualist Black folks make me laugh. Benefit off community action but only see through the individual lens
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This is a joke. One of the most talented ethical hackers and cybersecurity experts ON THE PLANET gets denied. I can't with this.
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The fact that the head of the Ku Klux Klan can casually do an interview without being arraigned by the FBI for Hate Crimes and Domestic Terrorism is truly a slap in the face to all people of color in America
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The older I get, the more I realize being in a hurry is a terrible way to live your life.
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Wanting to legally get rid of the country’s social workers and early childhood education specialists sounds like the thought process of a person who is a patron of child trafficking idk.
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My hot take is that if your company builds software that it cannot stop from hacking into other systems, your company is a malware company and should be treated as such
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If you’re not doing anything wrong, why can’t they track you? It’s just information 🙃
🚨 #BREAKING: Flock Safety issues legal demand to remove public maps surveilling their surveillance cameras.
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Makes me sick to my stomach to see a twitch streamer school two black people on the parallels of imperial violence between Hamas and black activists fighting systemic violence and oppression. Sorry state of affairs.
During his interview with MSNOW's Symone Sanders-Townsend and Eugene Daniels, Hasan Piker talks about Hamas, the Palestinian resistance as a whole and the issue with the concept of a 'perfect victim.' He compares it with other liberation movements throughout history: "And that is the issue at the heart of the matter; people want perfect victims. Whether they be Black people engaging in the Civil Rights' struggle, historically, whether it be the forces against apartheid in South Africa, whether it be the liberation struggle in Algeria. The expectation from the white moderate or the expectation from people who enjoy the order that exists in civilized society, is that people are not supposed to fight back and try to even match the intensity or the violence of the occupation, the colonial entity or the forces of police brutality that are defending white supremacy. So, that's the reason why I make this distinction. I want people to start thinking; what would they do in that situation? What would they do if they lived in the world's largest open air prison that's hermetically sealed, that is a nuclear armed state, that is backed by the most powerful entity on the planet?"