Rebeka 🌱

nurse 🌻|| koupe tèt, boule kay || ig:@bekalectus ✨

[Ashok Kumar @comrade_kumar_]

Happy Internationally Women’s Day to these fearless women

[nae @euphorixa]

y’all have no respect for the ppl who make your life easier. the person making your morning coffee deserves a livable wage. the person stocking the groceries you buy deserves a livable wage. the person cleaning the restrooms in the office you work at deserves a livable wage.

[estoy loco @cinnasela]

seeing actual COMMUNITY as a child. my mom would drop me off, run errands, come back hrs later and i felt 100% safe around women i didn't even know

[Dr. Frank Leon Roberts @DrFrankRoberts]

99 years ago TODAY (August 2, 1924) the greatest prophet in American history was born.

His name was James Arthur Baldwin.

His voice is as urgent today as it was in yesteryear.

Happy Birthday Jimmy. We love you.

[ehime ora @ehimeora]

Everything else in your life is changing, all that’s left is for you to change too.

[Rebeka 🌱 @bekalectus]

@Social_Twerker 👀

[Rebeka 🌱 @bekalectus]

@1804_gang LMAO!! 😭

[Kyrie🤞🏾 @KyrieIrving]

Long Live King Najee Seabrooks

Rest Easy with the Ancestors

🤞🏾♾❤️
Hélà

[Yennè @SpicyAssCayenne]

It’s 2023 & Black women are still dying during child birth due to medical neglect

[Yennè @SpicyAssCayenne]

My best friend died giving birth last night at Centinela hospital due to medical neglect. She and her bf complained for hours to the nurses that she could not feel her legs and they told her they could not call the doctors bc they would get upset. Now my best friend is dead bro

[The SNCC Legacy Project @SNCCLegacy]

Happy birthday, Ella Baker! There would not have been a SNCC without Ella Baker.

[JayJay ᥫ᭡ @Jameca2011]

Nobody Loves You Like Your Grandma From Your Mom's Side 😭💔💔

[Dr. Jen Wolkin | ADHD + Trauma Therapist @drjenwolkin]

I don’t know who needs to here this but

Procrastination isn’t laziness.

It’s. A. Trauma. Response.

[azj @azjieee]

it’s literally something going on every day. i’m tired

[The SNCC Legacy Project @SNCCLegacy]

Bob Moses was no stranger to these harsh conditions. He moved to McComb in 1961 after spending the summer as a field organizer throughout that region and discussing the potential for a mass voter registration with Amzie Moore, a prominent NAACP colleague.

[The SNCC Legacy Project @SNCCLegacy]

#SNCC101: In McComb, MS, SNCC organizers were often subjected to brutal force, blatant racism, and various other forms of violence at the hands of police officers, white nationalists, and the local judicial systems.