Jacobin(@jacobin) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Radical abolitionist John Brown was born on this day in 1800.

“I acknowledge no master in human form.”

Radical abolitionist John Brown was born on this day in 1800.

“I acknowledge no master in human form.”
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NY State Parks(@NYstateparks) 's Twitter Profile Photo

His soul goes marching on: abolitionist John Brown was born on this day in 1800. His legacy lives at his final resting place: John Brown Farm State Historic Site in Lake Placid. parks.ny.gov/historic-sites…

His soul goes marching on: abolitionist John Brown was born on this day in 1800. His legacy lives at his final resting place: John Brown Farm State Historic Site in Lake Placid. parks.ny.gov/historic-sites…
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Jeremiah Rabitor(@JeremiahRabitor) 's Twitter Profile Photo

This is an example of an 'abolitionist teacher'--at MCPS Kennedy High School today. Previously, he testified before the Moco BOE that '...we are all living within a system of racial capitalism that instills the belief within us that police keep us safe. This is false...In the…

This is an example of an 'abolitionist teacher'--at @MCPS Kennedy High School today. Previously, he testified before the @mocoboe that '...we are all living within a system of racial capitalism that instills the belief within us that police keep us safe. This is false...In the…
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FRSO | Freedom Road Socialist Organization(@freedomroadorg) 's Twitter Profile Photo

05/09/1800: John Brown was born. He was an who came to believe that would never be ended in the US through purely peaceful means. He formed an army of black & white people dedicated to ending slavery by any means necessary.

#OnThisDay 05/09/1800: John Brown was born. He was an #abolitionist who came to believe that #slavery would never be ended in the US through purely peaceful means. He formed an army of black & white people dedicated to ending slavery by any means necessary.
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parallax_ext(@parallax_ext) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Birthday May 9, 1800
Abolitionist John Brown was executed on Friday, December 2, 1859, for treason having led a deadly attempt to start a slave insurrection. He was the first person executed for treason in the history of .
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#JohnBrown Birthday May 9, 1800
Abolitionist John Brown was executed on Friday, December 2, 1859, for treason having led a deadly attempt to start a slave insurrection. He was the first person executed for treason in the history of #USA. 
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Trisha Posner(@trishaposner) 's Twitter Profile Photo

It is little wonder that w/ professors like Mohamed Abdou — hired by Columbia to teach “queer and feminist BIPOC traditions from decolonial abolitionist perspectives” — that protesting students are so ignorant of real history

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CJ Smiley, Ph.D.(@UptownKastro) 's Twitter Profile Photo

My book arrived! Grateful to Haymarket Books & all contributors! Please share and connect w/me so we can build the futures we need!

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American Party of Labor / The Red Phoenix(@APLRedPhoenix) 's Twitter Profile Photo

On this day, was born in Torrington, CT, in 1800. A staunch abolitionist, Brown led Free Stater forces in the Civil War prelude of Bleeding Kansas. Convinced that only a slave revolt could destroy slavery, Brown led a failed uprising in Harper's Ferry, Virginia.

On this day, #JohnBrown was born in Torrington, CT, in 1800. A staunch abolitionist, Brown led Free Stater forces in the Civil War prelude of Bleeding Kansas. Convinced that only a slave revolt could destroy slavery, Brown led a failed uprising in Harper's Ferry, Virginia.
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Alicia 🏳️‍⚧️(@TheEconRebel) 's Twitter Profile Photo

>Wrote the most popular book in American history: 'Common Sense'

>was a staunch abolitionist in the early history of the republic

>Argued for full female citizenship, equality, and women's suffrage

>Advocated an inheritance tax and proto-UBI in response to inequality

>Wrote the most popular book in American history: 'Common Sense'

>was a staunch abolitionist in the early history of the republic

>Argued for full female citizenship, equality, and women's suffrage 

>Advocated an inheritance tax and proto-UBI in response to inequality
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lmaooo(@hotbarbzfall01) 's Twitter Profile Photo

She was a prison abolitionist until her boyfriend chopped her hand in half with a splitting maul. Lol. Lmao even.

She was a prison abolitionist until her boyfriend chopped her hand in half with a splitting maul. Lol. Lmao even.
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Joel M. Petlin(@Joelmpetlin) 's Twitter Profile Photo

A Columbia University University professor who praised terrorists and teaches a course on queer and feminist BIPOC traditions from decolonial abolitionist perspectives, is speaking from an office with a bookcase with no books.

The The Babylon Bee wishes they had writers who were that funny

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T. Russell Hunter🌳🪓(@TRussHunter) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Why strategically-minded biblically-principled Abolitionist leaders did not encourage anyone to show any support for Arizona’s old territorial law against abortion.

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Sir Geoff Palmer(@SirGeoffPalmer) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Our Slavery… Ms Badenoch, as the abolitionist Frederick Douglass advised, ‘send back the “minor role” money’.

Our Slavery… Ms Badenoch, as the abolitionist Frederick Douglass advised, ‘send back the “minor role” money’.
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Thea K(@theartmusicmom) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Though his celebrated anthem proclaimed the United States “the land of the free,” Key was in fact a slaveholder from an old Maryland plantation family, & as a U.S. attorney argued several prominent cases against the abolitionist movement...
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