unclefincher: revolutions are romanticized and glorified except for when black people are the catalysts for those revolutions

unclefincher: revolutions are romanticized and glorified except for when black people are the catalysts for those revolutions

Unitsoul:cinderfell:so I Think I Mentioned How My Entire Junior Class Got To Sit In Our Auditorium And Listen To Ruby Bridges Talk About Racism For Two Hours Yesterday, But I Didn’t Talk About One Of The Most Powerful Moments In The Presentation?So

Remikanazi: “That Protester Threw A Trash Can!!” That Cop Fired 20 Bullets At A Black Teen.

Revolutionarykoolaid: Today In Solidarity (4/27/15): Much Praise To Some Unsung Heroes Of The Unrest And Uprisings In Baltimore Today– The Nation Of Islam Helped To Quell Violence In The Streets And Worked To Get The Cleared Safely. They Continue To

Antimutant: Retaliation From The Powerless Is Called “Rioting”. Lethal Brutality From The Powerful Is Called “Keeping The Peace”

Tchalisew: Wishingiwereacat: Blackfairypresident: White People Have Never Protested Peacefully Or Demanded Anything Peacefully. But God Forbid A Few Black Folks Riot I Gotta Disagree There. A Few Is An Understatement. It’s Just Violence Not A Protest.

Mangoestho: Like, I Can’t Tell U How Many Times I’ve Seen The Girls Hanging Out In The Street And Some Of Them Are Talking Crazy To Each Other And Like A Police Car Might Drive By Slowly Or Like They’ll Be Popping Off Not Even Fighting And You’ll

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Sweet-Dispxsition: Saw This On Twitter And Needed To Share It

Re: Baltimore

Thedarkandlovely: Fnhfal: Baltimore Riots *Baltimore Revolution

Bluishtigers: Margot-Terc: Get Yours Zine To My Poc Peeps, Make Stuff And Put Everything In Your Brain. Find Communities And Take Over. Please.

Kateoplis: “This Isn’t The 60’S. It’s Baltimore, April 2015.”

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