utilizing decolonial feminist approaches in popular + political education and international solidarity-building. est. 2020.

Joined July 2020
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Patrice Douglass’ inimitable text _Engendering Blackness_, particularly chapter five, “Manning Black Gender”, offers a scathing and pensive critique of Curry’s analytical deficiencies, and takes to task, with unflinching conviction, the dilemmas of negated manhood and sexual violability.
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It’s the same old story. Palestinians warn that a politician isn’t actually anti-Zionist, get attacked for saying so, and then the politician proves us right. The cycle repeats because people would rather cling to the illusion of a “progressive champion” than confront how deeply Zionism is embedded in both parties. You can vote for him but don’t weaponize Palestinian suffering to convince yourself he’s an anti-Zionist while Palestinians are being slaughtered daily, and while his exact rhetoric is used to justify it.
Zohran Mamdani CONDEMNS Palestinian resistance and throws the Palestinian movement under the bus on MSNBC The progressive movement is an utter disgrace
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M.Jacqui Alexander on postcolonial black nationalism: “There are three [following] gestures. The normalization of violent heterosexuality. The second is the organization of an internal homophobic discourse. The third nostalgia for a [state] free from Western decadent incursions”
Burkina Faso’s unelected transitional parliament has passed a pill criminalising same-sex relationships. It would be punishable by up to five years in jail and fines. Foreign nationals caught breaking the law could also be deported. bbc.in/3UZM0bw
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Please continue the calls!! Spread the word!!
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TOMORROW September 3, 1-3pm EST, join us for a phone banking session for T HOXHA, CASEY GOONAN, XINACHTLI and MUMIA ABU JAMAL. Join at bit.ly/phonebank25 We will be making calls and emails to ensure our political prisoners' lives and well-being are protected.
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Deep sigh 💔 @awo_dufie and @AryaKarijo offer us visions for liberated queer futures in Africa; essential reads that I had the pleasure of editing for @republicjournal. rpublc.com/april-may-2025/in… rpublc.com/august-september-… I had a few things to say too here: rpublc.com/june-july-2025/qu…
Burkina Faso’s ruling junta on Monday unanimously passed a law criminalising homosexuality, with penalties of up to five years in prison. The measure, part of a broader reform of family and citizenship legislation, comes amid a deepening crackdown on LGBTQ+ rights across Africa.
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A banger!
This Labor Day, read “An End to the Neglect of the Problems of Negro Women” by Claudia Jones (1949) palmm.digital.flvc.org/islan…
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Join us this Saturday 8/30 virtually or in-person for our final workshop this month “Spirit, Struggle, and the Word: Writing Through the Spiritual and Political for Black August” Register: bit.ly/WriteforBlackAugust
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Let’s take apart this Free Press hit piece on children in Gaza: “They Became Symbols for Gazan Starvation. But All 12 Suffer from Other Health Problems.” This thread will explain why its harms go way beyond just bad reporting—it’s ableist, eugenicist & pro-genocide propaganda 🧵
Two weeks ago, I noticed something strange: the same emaciated toddler in Gaza that The New York Times had put on its front page had also appeared in nearly every mainstream outlet. Different news organizations, different photographers, same boy. So I did something no one else bothered to do: I ran the children’s names through Google Translate and combed Arabic media. What @TanyaLukyanova_ and I found is that nearly every image told the same story: these were kids with cystic fibrosis, rickets, or other serious ailments used by mainstream media to give the false impression of a famine.
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Incarceration and eugenics go hand in hand. Allowing epidemics to sweep through inmate populations is purposeful. Forced illness, disablement, and death are part of carceral design.
80% of detainees at Alligator Alcatraz have “COVID-like symptoms.”
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A mix of federal and local authorities antagonizing Black residents in Southeast DC. Watch in full:
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The devastating storm that hit New Orleans in 2005 killed nearly 2,000 people and displaced thousands more. For those who survived Hurricane Katrina, the trauma they still carry reveals the long shadow of environmental racism on Black mental health. scalawagmagazine.org/2023/11…
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To be clear they’re talking about ethnically cleansing black communities
Benny Johnson on Washington, DC: Entire neighborhoods, probably, need to be emptied, need to be bulldozed
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I don’t aspire to talk about what’s political without the appropriate emotional presence of what we’re discussing I know that’s what a lot of people think “scientific” approach is, think again
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outside doing persuasive writing with @endstateatl & @decolonialfc for Black August
For Black August I’m hosting a persuasive writing workshop on Aug 23rd. It’ll be in person but I can ask if they’re setting up a virtual option. We’re gonna study the writing of political prisoners, incl George Jackson, and learn about persuasive writing techniques they used
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“To obtain a relevant, real education, we shall have to either topple the university or set up our own.” — Toni Cade Bambara
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For Black August John Morrison reflects on the revolutionary lives of North Carolina’s own Robert F. & Mabel Williams. Exiled in Cuba for resisting antiblack terror in the south, they launched Radio Free Dixie & dedicated their lives to global solidarity scalawagmagazine.org/2025/08…
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