The Fordham Ram can’t post their faces, but we will. We will not allow the @FordhamNYC right wing administration to protect white supremacy, represented here in this homage to the 1930’s nazi flag, at the expense of their students.
that said we dont need to thank fordham for doing so, since they have plenty of other racist policies and practices in place and have worked to stifle the voices of many students of color who fight against the racism of the institution as a whole lol
whats shocking is that this is actually a good step regardless of the pandemic, and all the replies on here completely miss the mark. carl brigham, a prominent eugenicist, literally created the SAT to prove the 'intellectual superiority of the nordic race' aka caucasian americans
#ICYMI Fordham no longer requires SAT/ACT scores for admission. This is not only in response to the cancellation of test dates due to COVID-19; it's the logical next step in our effort to combat racial & socioeconomic disparities in the admission process: https://t.co/PAimp9O9iG
BreakThrough News was on the scene when a car sped into a march demanding justice for Daniel Prude. We were able to speak to someone who was hit in the hand by the vehicle.
#JusticeForDanielPrude
“If you're not careful, the newspapers will have you hating the people who are being oppressed and loving the people who are doing the oppressing.”
- Malcolm X
In observance of Black August, we commemorate and call for the release of Jalil Muntaqim, a member of the Black Panther Party and the Black Liberation Army.
He was arrested and sentenced in conjunction with the FBI’s Counterintelligence Program (COINTELPRO).
On this day in 1971, George Jackson was assassinated in San Quentin prison — which today is the site of the country’s biggest COVID outbreak. His killing sparked prisoner organizing nationwide, and is commemorated yearly in Black August.
btw, you cannot hold politicians accountable when they are not accountable to you, but to capital. you cannot hold politicians accountable when they do not fear you, or fear the potential consequences if they vote/act against your interests
On a day like today in 1961, African leader #PatriceLumumba was assassinated because of the struggle he led for the liberation not only of the Democratic Republic of Congo but of the whole of Africa.
Long live Lumumba! Long live the African revolution! ✊🏾