historical walk & talk in minneapolis on sunday, june 14th to mark juneteenth! meet at plymouth congregational church at 2pm for a guided walk of abolitionist history in the stevens square and whittier neighborhoods, ending at the eliza winston exhibit at the hennepin history museum
reminds me of this one study (Flach et al., 1997) that states:
"the productivity of the US Great Plains decreased 71% during the 28 years following that first European tillage."
this is their legacy.
the genocide has not ended. it never did. i feel like i dont hear much about palestine anymore just bc they announced a ceasefire but israel completely ignored it. theyre still killing palestinians. theyre still cutting off supply boats. do not stop talking about palestine.
never has minneapolis needed to celebrate the sun coming more than at the end of winter 2026. ICE are not gone completely, but we still won, and it was incredibly cathartic to see this play at mayday about protecting our neighbors, grounding why we did this work. i love this city
u of m public historians have launched this project to document via photography the signs and artwork left at the sites of ICE abductions in minnesota before they are lost to time
https://t.co/iMIk6Lv7gS
2/2 That question opened a whole new field: why is the rest empty? Are those forms impossible ? Unexplored?
As always, limpets aren't far: they sit at one of the extremes of the diagram. More, including a ling with Gaudi's architecture, here👇
https://t.co/7Ff8AGtd75
the center for people and craft is a folk school in loring park made possible by city of minneapolis vibrant storefronts program. they have a class coming up for flatstitch beadwork, “an anticapitalist form of art and resistance.”
info https://t.co/6UfvKVmv5x
observing immigration court at the whipple building is a a critical experience to understanding what is happening after operation metro surge to everyone who was taken by ICE. highly recommend people witness it if they can
https://t.co/aaWbMq0rvO
Police are already everywhere. TheUS has been a police state and if you haven't noticed, it's probably that word everyone now hates acknowledging, "privilege," at work.
The groundwork has been well laid. It's the very foundation of this shitpile.
"Roughly 90,000 people have been arrested since (2022). Most are being held in pretrial detention, in grim conditions. Human rights organisations believe thousands without any ties to gangs have been swept up and have documented more than 400 deaths in custody."
Very excited to work with our amazing librarians and read stories of community and compassion to our little ones! Perhaps some guitar and singalong? 🤔Come to ICPL March 19th at 1030am to find out!
video taken in downtown minneapolis today of reported bounty hunters PULLING A GUN on someone standing in road. (business on the van is fake.) hennepin county sheriff’s deputies were right behind and did nothing
video by a government employee who saw this on their lunch break