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I'll admit that I stopped by a few times when I knew they were libertarians, but I completely stopped going when their employees were spotted at white nationalist rallies.
The sign just says they're moving (the whole building is coming down so the owner can develop), but I'll be avoiding their new spot, too.
The former libertarian cry-baby of the SF Chronicle was on hand (and unmasked) to talk shit about us protesters on behalf of her new libertarian overlords at the New York Times.
Fuck her.
Free Palestine 🇵🇸
I was being stealth, so this photo barely shows how many of these super-spreaders had suddenly surrounded me.😷
Show ended after the UC Berkeley-Stanford match, so (after skipping the first train because it was should-to-shoulder SRO) I had to get on this one where NO ONE BUT ME WAS MASKED.
James Lawson. When James Lawson and Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. met in 1957, King urged Lawson to move to the South and begin teaching nonviolence on a large scale. Later that year, Lawson transferred to Vanderbilt University in Nashville, Tennessee, and organized workshops on nonviolence for community members and students at Vanderbilt and the city’s four black colleges. In March 1960, Vanderbilt expelled Lawson because of his involvement with Nashville’s desegregation movement. To learn more, join our mailing list (link also in bio): unitedstreettours.com/get-in-touch-with-chakita/#UnitedSt... #WalkUnited #blackhistorytour
As a black woman, I believe that white privilege is both due to a lack of awareness and an act of conscious choices. Before the Civil Rights Act of 1964, “white privilege” referred to legal and systemic advantages given to white people such as the right to vote and the right to buy a house in the neighborhood of choice.
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Today, legislative bodies, corporate leaders and educators are still disproportionately white and often make conscious choices (laws, hiring practices, discipline procedures) that keep this cycle on repeat. White privilege also persists because it is psychological—a subconscious prejudice perpetuated by white people’s lack of awareness that they hold this power. One of the first steps to dismantling white privilege is through education that increases awareness. What do y’all think?
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COUNTERPROTEST/PORTRAITS OF DENIAL (a spineless dude trying to make New York racist again) - Composition Sunday
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Black Lives Matter’s DeRay Mckesson’s two-day tenure as a guest lecturer at Yale Divinity School, where students discussed articles such as “In Defense of Looting,” has come to an end. As Campus Reform reports, though, white students at Portland State University will have...
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Meet "Tim Ryan" an Ohio Democrat running for President. He's a basic-white-cisgender-patriarchal-breeder hoping to win the hearts and minds of Democrats in the 2020 election. He likes yoga, organic food and Starbucks. Good luck with that. #WhitePrivilege #Patriarchy #DemIrony t.co/FOwA9dybs0 (via Twitter twitter.com/watchmennews911/status/1113875313598050304)
See those 🎧? That's me both reading AND listening to The Covid Safety Handbook by Violet Blue - who designed the shirt you see me wearing!
You should get them all rright now!!! 📖😷
Rp @theConsciousKid White supremacy is a system of structural and societal racism which privileges white people over everyone else, regardless of the presence or absence of racial hatred. White racial advantages occur at both a collective and an individual level.
We just updated this chart, which presents *some* of the ways people practice and reinforce white supremacy that they may not be aware of, or even think of as “white supremacy”. If you are unsure of what any of these terms mean, please feel free to look them up. There is an abundance of scholarship and research on each of these things.
Image Source: Safehouse Progressive Alliance for Nonviolence (2005). Adapted: Ellen Tuzzolo (2016); Mary Julia Cooksey Cordero (@jewelspewels) (2019); The Conscious Kid (2020). #AntiRacism #AntiRacist #TeachersOfInstagram #WhitePrivilege