….Black men can’t effectively work towards projects of freedom without ethically engaging and understanding how Black feminism(s) actually help free us.
Check out some of these pieces of Black men doing that work:
Indeed. In “Black Masculinity and the Cinema of Policing” Jared Sexton (2017) states that what y’all actually need to be concerned about is the pushing of Black men as police in the film industry.
i never really liked the whole "they make black men wear dresses" thing like that's the most humiliating thing you can do to someone. its just homophobia. they make them do way worse but that's peoples fixation for some reason
@afropessimistic Necessary reading: “No University at the End of the World: Notes towards an Abolitionist University” by McAdoo (2024). https://t.co/tbALuYoONA.
Khamil Pierre put together an elite scoring performance in Charlotte 🔥
The NC State forward poured in 34 points against Kentucky, including 18 in the first quarter alone.
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@Dr_Martez_Files Warren (2021) follows that up with “Abandoning Time: Black Nihilism and the Democratic Imagination” where he similarly critiques democracy, the push to voting as an answer to Black suffering, and how time structures the democratic imagination, which is why we should abandon it.
Calvin Warren (2015), “Black Nihilism and the Politics of Hope,” was already writing about Black electoral fidelity, political hope, and antiblack suffering over a decade ago. Come on, bruh. 1/2
We heard Keisha Lance Bottoms, the Atlanta mayor who originally championed Cop City, is running for governor of Georgia. Her list of offenses extends far beyond the police training facility and these evergreen piece highlight a few 🧵
https://t.co/QuiOOFq8ib