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Fight and Die for Blakk Revolution 🖤 | Malcolm X | Dr. Frances Cress Welsing | Ida Bell Wells-Barnett | Ecclesiastes, or The Preacher ☀️

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Free Mali🇲🇱
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all blood is red.

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they say, "we must teach them a lesson." What lesson? The lesson of subordination.

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1893. Chicago. Ida B. Wells protested Black exclusion from exhibits at the World's Columbian Exposition inspiring visitor Robert S. Abbott. The Haitian building stood in as a center for Black people. Wells described Haiti's pavilion as “one of the gems of the World's Fair.”

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A Haitian immigrant who had grown increasingly distraught after losing his protection from deportation and being outfitted with an ankle monitor was run over and killed Monday in what his family believes was a suicide. https://t.co/h01mJkh9Kc

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Congo authorities report more than 6,000 confirmed Ebola cases and nearly 3,000 deaths https://t.co/oG0pCA7OJd

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The Crisis Magazine. November 1, 1910.

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The Crisis Magazine. November 1, 1910.

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Lynching did not decline due to a sudden moral awakening. Instead, its fade was the result of a calculated compromise: the rural and working-class mobs who championed mob violence eventually yielded to middle-class demands for institutional due process creating legal lynching.

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American dream - Soviet cartoon (1951)

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@rbg4lif I pray for pdfs like this

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June 29, 1972. Furman v. Georgia. U.S. Supreme Court decision that temporarily halted the death penalty nationwide by ruling that existing capital punishment laws violated the Eighth Amendment when applied in an arbitrary and discriminatory manner.

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a disproportionate number of those put to death has historically been African Americans. It has also remained almost entirely a male punishment.

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Flooding in northwestern New Orleans as a result of Hurricane Katrina, 2005.

[New York Daily News @NYDailyNews]

Thousands of lives were tragically lost and homes were destroyed beyond repair when Hurricane Katrina violently ripped through Louisiana, Mississippi and Alabama on Aug. 29, 2005. https://t.co/rS0JagyomW

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Keshia Golden, a survivor of domestic violence who says she accidentally killed her boyfriend in self-defense, accepted a plea deal and will avoid jail time https://t.co/6yammCmOoe