This is so honest that everyone needs to read it to understand what settler colonialism looks like and why people do it. Colonial powers put people there to establish physical boundaries of containment for the locals.
Sandra bland and daniel shaver are the two cases that radicalized me when i was younger. Still upsets me to this day to think about sandra's case and although it was nothing new for the US justice system it was crazy to witness how blatant the cover up was in real time
They really killed Sandra bland and proped her dead body up for a mug shot photo, in the 21st century& got away with it. Like thats some cartoon shit.
Today my 19 year old coworker asked me "sorry if this is rude but like are u on anti-anxiety meds or antidepressants? You're just like reallyyyyyy calm and chill about literally everything idk how u do it" i was like well no i just have the mind of a master 🧘
Anyone else get emotional when they think about the Earth for too long? Like she’s so beautiful and magical and we treat her so awfully; it literally breaks my heart
3 years ago today i went to the winchester mystery house and the sole of my thrifted boot detached during the tour so i had to put a hair tie around my boot to help keep it together and i stayed in the very back of the tour group so nobody would see me from behind
A 150 year old American comic "IN SELF-DEFENCE" depicts a white Southerner killing a black infant and says, "If I hadn't killed you, you'd have grown up to rule over me."