@KiyaEthiopia Imagine being this confidently clueless and still appointing yourself the intellectual authority of the internet. The jokes really do write themselves 😂
This women played major roles in Black liberation, community organizing, and political education during the 1960s and 1970s.
Angela Davis, Kathleen Cleaver, Denise Velez, Afeni Shakur, Assata Shakur, and Elaine Brown were central figures in movements focused on racial justice, political self-determination, and community survival.
Their work included organizing grassroots programs, developing political education, addressing police violence, advocating for prisoners’ rights, and building mutual aid initiatives. Many of these efforts were foundational to broader civil rights and Black Power movements, even though women’s leadership was often overlooked or minimized at the time.
Several of these women faced surveillance, arrests, trials, incarceration, or exile. Others navigated internal challenges within political organizations while continuing to push for structural change. Their contributions extended beyond protests and speeches into day-to-day organizing that sustained communities under pressure.
This image documents an important part of American history and highlights the role of women whose leadership helped shape political movements that continue to influence conversations about justice, equality, and civil rights today.
Bisharin family in the Nile Valley Egypt 1890-1910. When Europeans arrived they documented indigenous people still inhabiting the lands during the colonial era, the modern country of Egypt was only created in 1953.
If Isaias' Eritrea is such a "paradise" on earth, why are Eritreans fleeing their small nation (population 4 million) one of the major nationalities seeking asylum in the UK-with about 7,000 asylum applications in the last year or roughly 8% of the total?
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BREAKING: 🇪🇹
Ethiopia's local UAV program reaches a major milestone! 🇪🇹
Meet "The Negash", a domestically manufactured drone bearing resemblance to the Russian Orion, but built and revived internally in Ethiopia.
A huge step for local aerospace & technological self-reliance. 👇
A $12.5 billion game-changer! Bishoftu International Airport is currently under construction and set to become Africa's largest aviation hub, transforming the continent's connectivity forever.
Ethiopia 🇪🇹
Egypt has no legal right to block Ethiopia from securing a sea outlet, says former US diplomat Tibor Nagy. Through unity and national dialogue, Ethiopia can overcome geopolitical hurdles and reclaim its role as a major African power.
#Ethiopia#Egypt#RedSea#Geopolitics #Seaoutlet #EBC
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@AdwaMan_TDF To Tegarus Let’s stop the madness & deepening the divide. 🇪🇹 doesn’t make sense without Tigray, just as our future is tied together. Let’s put aside the hate, come to the table & solve our problems. We may disagree, but we can still build a future where all 🇪🇹ns prosper together
#Ethiopia: For the second time this decade, #TPLF leaders appear to have miscalculated badly. Their reliance on brittle new alliances has left them fleeing #Mekelle and facing a decisive blow to their movement.
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