Breonna Taylor was shot to death by police in her own home. She was shot 8 times. She did not deserve to die. Let’s amplify her name and her story and continue to take her death seriously. She is not a meme or a concept. She was a person and she should be alive.
the way some of you act like we forced your parents to enlist in the military... they’re fighting in the name of greed and oil, not freedom. we are under no obligation to participate in blind patriotism.
good morning, [insert some global crisis bc read one article about it yet won't do anything about it except send out a vague tweet with an accusatory tone to feel intellectually superior]
petition like ‘petition to free palestine’ are useless. petition like to ur local library asking them to stop using israeli printer ink. to the local vegan store to stop stocking exported israeli olives. petitions work effectively on an extremely local level
2) .... and how I can’t judge people for being poor (how’d she know I am poor first of all 😩) and blah blah blah and I sat there telling her I don’t hate rich people. Here I am as an adult saying: in fact I do and I’m so glad I’ve found out who I really am
In high school, a teacher kept me after school bc she was concerned after hearing a convo I had with a classmate about rich people. Long story short, she deduced i hated rich people(lol how idk) but she gave me a strict lecture on how hateful that was ...+
the breonna taylor tweets are really starting to feel like the "Day 678 and Flint, Michigan still doesn't have clean water" tweets in the sense that nobody is fucking listening to us and it's so disheartening like why is getting basic justice for black people so difficult
asking “what were you wearing?” as a way to downplay sexual misconduct is extremely foul. what someone is wearing shouldn’t result to things happening to them without their consent.
Donald trump saying if there are less tests done for COVID19, the cases will go down.....like if we don’t actually SEE the problem it doesn’t exist...right? 😊
It’s really difficult to see how people don’t understand that systemic oppression is ingrained in EVERY. SINGLE. Aspect of people’s lives. From the moment we’re born to the first day of school to the first job interview. It’s literally in every aspect of our lives