“Marin, under the streetlight, dancing by herself, is singing the same song somewhere. I know. Is waiting for a car to stop, a star to fall, someone to change her life”
As a non American I HATE to see people say this. There’s literally anti-blackness in every country the only difference is the black americans have the guts to call out their own while the other countries ignores there’s or simply gaslights the ppl that do call it out 🙄
The media completely ignored Keith Porter’s murder because they truly believe Black people deserve to be subjected to this type of violence. They are complicit in our dehumanization under this fascist regime.
This is how you push through universally unpopular legislation. You start with attacks on groups most people don't care about (sex workers), under the guise of something many support (protecting kids). Then you keep increasing the heat until the frog sits in boiling water.
Michael Jackson once said...👇🏽
"The moment I started breaking all-time sales records....I broke Elvis’s records....I broke the Beatles’ records, the moment it became the best-selling album, overnight they called me a freak. They called me a homosexual, they called me a child molester."
~MJ
can I ask why the fuck a popular late night american talk show is platforming and rehabilitating a man who was found liable in a civil court of law of raping a woman so violently that a doctor had to remove her tampon with a forceps the next day?
She did NOT steal the diapers but even if she did IT’S NOT A CAPITAL LEVEL OFFENSE or even a FELONY in most states, the threshold is too low. Trigger happy cops playing judge jury and executioner over $50 diapers?!
We say Black Lives Matter because y’all need to be reminded
it’s not a reason to shoot an adult either. that felt important to say cause a lot of y’all think it’s reasonable for the state to murder Black adults.
isn't it funny how being anti-cop & anti-ice is a universal statement but being anti-military is a taboo that will get you called a classist. isn't it interesting how we only judge systems of power when they harm americans but they are not that bad if they affect the global south