When we talk about abolition here in Minneapolis, we're not talking about rebranding police, or privatizing police, or "community policing," or any of the reform tactics that could potentially be used to undermine this work. We're talking about building a police-free future.
My black trans brother is trying to attend college even after our dad kicked him out and is a few hundred dollars short. His Venmo is Tyler-Batts-2. Twitter plz do your thing. If you can’t donate plz retweet every little bit counts
BUY BLACK: a thread of Black owned brands to substitute for some cult favorites. How I’ve spent the past two months only giving money to Black people and you can too:
#drawingwhileblack#blackgirlmagic
Hi! I’m Talia, a black artist in Baltimore. I’m new to twitter but I love drawing portraits and character!
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I’m going to be quite frank:
The #8cantwait campaign is bothersome to me. We should be defunding the police, for one, and none of these initiatives address tactics for interacting with the disability community who are often threatened by police interactions.
fellow howard students confirmed this is what has been going on in DC. please spread the word and retweet this so the world knows. i will add videos below