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[Just Matt. @obatunse]

Black Panther women in 1969 on female chauvinism:

“Chauvinism isn’t just relegated to the male. Chauvinism is an undying or unreasoning or irrational love for one's sex and if a women's liberation organization gets uptight because a man comes around, that's unreasoning and irrational. […]If they're not careful, they will go to an extreme and they will become female chauvinists. They will have an undying love for their sex and totally negate revolutionary struggle.”

“Unfortunately, if we don't be careful, I think that the women's liberation struggle can be coopted by opportunists. It can become just like a style or a fad and the whole revolutionary struggle will be set back because of this. […]This would be just another dividing tactic as far as I can see.”

[Philosopher-King Miron 👑 @eihtbeezy]

The higher rates of suicide being reported on among young Black males in the US isn't a new phenomenon. Since the downfall of the Black Power/Human rights movements of the 1960s, young Black males have experienced the highest premature death rates in the US. We need to have a deeper conversation about the state organized economic marginalization and the mass criminalization of this group to really get at the core of their higher experience of peer to peer homicide and suicide.

[Just Matt. @obatunse]

Yeah man, it’s called being concerned about the well-being of your race enough to be invested in its liberation instead of treating poor and working-class Black people like a burden on your upwards mobility.

[New Afrikan❤️🖤💚 @Liberation_Blk]

✨Happy Emancipation Day:

🇦🇬🇧🇸🇧🇧🇧🇿🇩🇲🇬🇩🇬🇾🇯🇲🇰🇳🇱🇨🇻🇨🇹🇹🇦🇮🇹🇨🇲🇸 While Aug 1 marks abolition of slavery in former British colonies of the Caribbean, it deepened 🇬🇧’s imperial exploitation denying formerly enslaved access to land and fair wages. The struggle ag neocolonialism continues.

[Big Muiz 🦅🇬🇭 @AbdulMuisz2]

Leave Aura To Northern Chiefs & Kings👑.

[K.Diallo ☭ @nyeusi_waasi]

Cyanide isn't a pesticide. It's a chemical primarily used in gold extraction.

[MACCEXCLUSIVESAPPAREL @maccexclusives2]

Black August is an annual commemoration and prison-based holiday to remember Black political prisoners, Black freedom struggles in the United States and beyond, and to highlight Black resistance against racial, colonial and imperialist oppression. It takes place during the entire calendar month of August.

Black August was initiated by the Black Guerilla Family in San Quentin State Prison in 1979 when a group of incarcerated people came together to commemorate the deaths of Jonathan P. Jackson and George Jackson at San Quentin State Prison.

[New Afrikan❤️🖤💚 @Liberation_Blk]

Study. Fast. Train. Fight.✊🏿👊🏿

[Nina vs. the World @ninamonei]

You read that homeless women are being raped and immediately blamed homeless men because you associate violence with poverty, whole time the primary perpetrators or rape of homeless women AND MEN are housed people (and cops) who lure them with promises of food, shelter and work.

[Deeda Weeda aka DMAN 🇵🇸 @DeemTheDreem]

Peeping the replies defending the crime bill and I just need people to be honest that they're also in favor of mass incarceration.

Like, let it all out there. You actually think it's fine that 1/3 of your men get incarcerated at some point.

You think it's a worthy tradeoff.

[Millennials Are Killing Capitalism @MAKCapitalism]

Rest in Power to Johanna Fernández. Many of us knew her first & foremost as a dedicated fighter for the freedom of Mumia Abu Jamal.

The Young Lords: A Radical History is absolutely one of the very best books we've had the pleasure of discussing with its author since we started this podcast

[Bobby Rivera (he/him/el) @riverarc]

Johanna Fernandez, RIP! 😭💔

[Kingdom of Dagbon 🦁 @KDagbon]

History has turned another page.

The installation of the Regent & Queen Regent of the late King of Dagbon is more than a ceremony. It is a symbol of continuity, tradition, & hope for the future of the Kingdom.

These are moments that will be remembered for generations.

[Ana Lucia Araujo, PhD @araujohistorian]

Rest in power historian Johanna Fernandez (1970-2026) ❤️

[AYOYS VANACULAR GUY @SaadatYussif]

Just like his late father. May the current Regent of Dagbon leave behind a legacy of wisdom, peace and progress. May his reign be remembered as one of the finest in Dagbon's history. 🦁
❤️

[Just Matt. @obatunse]

It kills me seeing Black feminists who generalize Black men as terrorists and threats to Black women and children be the voices of Black radicalism. I’m seeing Black women who express open disdain for Black men on any given day announce Black August events. Demonizing Black men and then acting like a champion of political prisoners. It’s really nasty for our movements out here man.

[Northern Heritage 🇬🇭 @Northernghana]

Historical culture at its maximum display, very symbolic.
Long live Dagbon!

[Just Matt. @obatunse]

It was literally a detention facility for Black boys. But you see how they have to degender the story when it's about Black males in order to garner sympathy? Whenever Black males specifically experience harm, its always recasted as "Black people" to hide the gendered nature of racism.

[. @adultishbino]

Black Male Studies humanizes black men. Who knew that would be so controversial?

No. We are not born toxic.

[Just Matt. @obatunse]

Over 1,000 Black feminists signed a letter decrying Obama’s MBK initiative saying that a focus on Black boys would take attention away from Black girls. Can’t win for losing.