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[Mercedes Sanz @ClaveMercedes]

Mujer falaz
impostora de caricias
tu beso es virus
que alma envenena...

[i Expose Racists & Pedos @SeeRacists]

🚨 DISGUSTING: 7 High School Football Players Assaulted & Robbed a Black Teammate in locker room.

The mother also said he was kidnapped, sexually assaulted, and robbed.

Howard High. Ellicott City, Maryland. Boys’ locker room. Sept. 25.

Seven players are charged. They are 14 to 16.

The charge is second-degree assault. These are juvenile cases. No names are out.

The principal emailed families. The whole JV program is suspended.

Video shows players picking a Black teammate up and carrying him toward a toilet. Other kids film and cheered it on.

The mother says they tried to dump him in the toilet, stuff him in a locker, and pull his pants down.

The mother says they stole his bike and his wallet.

The mother says she went to the coach and practice was still going on like nothing happened.

The mother says players and another parent already told the staff. The mother says the staff brushed it off.

Then the mother called the police and they were finally arrested.

[Yai’s Archive @YaisArchive]

Anok Yai for REVOLVE

[AFRICAN & BLACK HISTORY @AfricanArchives]

Lena Baker’s story is one of the most painful chapters in the history of racial injustice in Jim Crow Georgia. Born in 1900, Baker was a Black mother of three who supported her family through domestic work, laundry, farm labor, and whatever work she could find. In 1944, she was hired to care for Ernest B. Knight, a white gristmill owner recovering from an injury. According to Baker’s testimony, Knight began locking her inside the mill, preventing her from leaving. On April 29, 1944, Baker said Knight confronted her with an iron bar when she tried to leave, and during the struggle over a pistol, Knight was shot and killed. Baker immediately reported what had happened.

Her trial lasted less than a day. An all-white jury convicted her of murder and sentenced her to death. Baker maintained that she had acted in self-defense, but her account did not prevent the death sentence. She was executed in Georgia’s electric chair on March 5, 1945, at the age of 44, becoming the first and only woman to be executed in Georgia’s electric chair. Her final statement continued to insist that she had acted to save her own life. Decades later, in August 2005, Georgia’s Board of Pardons and Paroles granted Baker a posthumous pardon, acknowledging that denying her clemency in 1945 had been a “grievous error.” The Board did not declare her innocent, but stated that the circumstances warranted mercy and that she could have been charged with the lesser offense of voluntary manslaughter, which would not have resulted in a capital sentence.

Lena Baker’s history is important because it shows how the legal system of Jim Crow operated in the lives of ordinary Black people, particularly Black women who had little social or political power. Her case also reminds us why historical stories need to be told with the evidence intact. Baker was convicted of killing Knight, but she consistently described the shooting as self-defense, and the state eventually acknowledged that the handling of her case and denial of clemency were seriously flawed. Her name should therefore be remembered not simply as the woman Georgia executed, but as a mother whose testimony about her own survival was recorded, ignored, and only revisited six decades later.

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[ɠɧıʂɧ @rirokpik]

Black religious people never learn! 💀

[AFRICAN & BLACK HISTORY @AfricanArchives]

In July of 1963, 15 black girls were arrested for protesting segregation laws at the Martin theatre. Aged 12-15, they were locked in an old, abandoned stockade for 45 days without their parents knowledge. They came to be known as The Leesburg Stockade Girls,

A THREAD

[Andrews Abreu @AndrewsAbreu]

#URGENTE Denuncian que el Parque Nacional Mochima está siendo usado como vertedero de productos químicos y petroleros.

“Cuando la marea sube estos productos van directo a los manglares y corales”

(Vía Luis Felipe Rojas @elpitiyankeelecheria)

[Cesar Andrés Martínez Osma @Camo__Oficial]

¿Sabías por qué Slash se llama así?
Su verdadero nombre es Saul Hudson.
Nació en Londres en 1965 y pasó sus primeros años en Inglaterra antes de mudarse a Los Ángeles.

Y aunque creció rodeado de música, al principio ni siquiera soñaba con ser guitarrista.
Su gran obsesión eran las bicicletas BMX.

¿Sabías de dónde venía su nombre?

#Slash #GunsNRoses #SaulHudson #HistoriaDelRock #Rock

[Ricardo De Spirito Balbuena. @elzorrotacneno]

¿POR QUÉ LA CIENCIA OFICIAL NO SABE EL ORIGEN REAL DEL PETRÓLEO?
Porque la versión que te venden es falsa. Te dicen que el petróleo viene de dinosaurios y plantas muertas de millones de años atrás (teoría fósil).
Pero hay un problema: se sigue encontrando petróleo en lugares donde nunca hubo vida orgánica, a profundidades imposibles y se regenera en pozos que se creían agotados.
La verdad que ocultan: el petróleo es abiótico, se genera en las profundidades de la Tierra por procesos químicos y geológicos.
Es un recurso natural que se renueva constantemente. ¿Por qué mienten?
Para mantener el mito de la “escasez”.
Así controlan el precio, justifican guerras y te mantienen dependiente de su sistema energético.
El petróleo no es un recurso finito que se acaba.
Es otra mentira para controlarte.

[Mercedes Sanz @ClaveMercedes]

Grupo Mango de Venezuela, de los mejores que ha dado la salsa. Sus músicos eran unos verdugos: Cheo Navarro, Freddy Roldán, Joe Ruiz, Ajoporro...🔥

"Yo te decía,
la música
solo se lleva en el alma
y hasta te cura las penas
¡eh! La música"

[Spanish Revolution @Spanish_Revo]

No sabemos cómo se llama.
Pero hoy la protagonista es ella.
Y estaría bien que ese gesto, tan simple y tan poco frecuente, empezara a multiplicarse.

[FrankMandinga @FrankMandinga]

@infinitoanimal2 @metro_caracas Mmmm No pueden meter perros al metro NO SE PUEDE.

[Cristian Crespo F. 🇨🇺 @cristiancrespoj]

La Guaira | La madrugada de este 28 de septiembre, tres meses y cuatro días después del terremoto extraen otro cuerpo de residencias Caribe en #Caraballeda.

En esta ocasión, voluntarios de Cascos Rojos, se encargaron de entregar a la familia.

#Venezuela #LaGuaira

🎥@maryorinmendez

[i Expose Racists & Pedos @SeeRacists]

🚨RACISTS Told a Black Man To Get Off a Public Park Bench

A young Black man is sitting on a public bench. He is on his phone.

Ryan Green walks up and tells him to leave.

On the video someone says, “There’s one sat here.”

Ryan Green is the man who walked up and told him to move.

Scott Brodie is the man holding the camera.

This was in a public park in Blackpool, England.

The video was online. Green deleted it after people figured out who he was.

[M @arthur_mp]

@SeeRacists Make him infamous:

[VIRAL TRENDING VIDEOS @viraltrends01]

The Traffic Stop
Thát Turned Deadly

[Typical African @Joe__Bassey]

The ancient Great Benin ancestors held this knowledge for centuries; to this day, most of their descendants still make such sculptures.

[✰🧃 @AddictKE_]

This black man stepped in to protect a black woman and child from two white men. 🤔

[freddyzur @freddyzur]

IRREGULARIDAD EN LA CANDELARIA
Ocupantes ilegales de la terraza impiden que @cantv_ve y @abaultra reparen averías en tableros. Se apoderaron de áreas comunes levantando una estructura de 30m' y restringen el paso.
Exigimos respuesta de @Mppactuaron /
@Defensoria_Ve #LaCandelaria