Two things i should always try to remember:
1. I have never regretted a single instance of kindness
2. I have regretted, sometimes for years, every cruel impulse I have indulged
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Not tryna take any attention away from the BLM movement, but I can't just scroll past shit like this on the TL. Migrant 'workers' are treated like literal slaves in the middle east
Y’all do understand that sit ins were illegal. Sitting at the front of the bus was illegal. Running away as a slave or helping slaves runaway was a crime. Just because something is illegal doesn’t mean it’s not the right thing to do.
I’m getting scared that we’re forgetting Breonna Taylor- those cops haven’t even been arrested. Please remember black women. Please let’s keep fighting for her.
“You can be friends and have different opinions.” Sure, we can share different opinions on tv shows , celebrities, clothes, or maybe even on food but not on human rights.
When Rosa Parks was arrested for failing to give her seat to a white man, black people stopped taking the bus, and carpooled or walked to their destinations for 381 days! Most bus companies collapsed and government had to step in. What are YOU willing to give up to affect change?
Assa Traoré c’est une très grande femme.
même 4ans après, elle a tjrs la force de se battre malgré toutes les injustices et humiliations auxquelles elle a dû faire face; grace à elle aujourd’hui est un jour spécial, historique. #justicepouradama
A new outbreak of #Ebola is occurring in Équateur province, #DRC. 6 cases detected so far, including 4 deaths. WHO surge team already on the ground supporting the response: https://t.co/wtEwTODxEG
Y’all can understand a white kid shooting up a school cuz he was bullied after 4 months of school but don’t understand why an oppressed group is compelled to burn shit down after 400yrs