'i don't see yall marching for Congo' that's because YOU are not involved and paying attention in any way 😅 there's an entire movement for Congo, and it's discussed alongside Palestine, Haiti, Cuba, etc. at every single event i've been to.

you're really just telling on yourself

In which we learn that Princeton was fine graduating a student who took part in the January 6 assault on Congress but will expel a finishing PhD student for sitting on the grass.

We might as well cite her...

Also the very idea of “outside agitator” emanates from the position that any challenge to the prevailing social order, reigning doxa, and pedagogy of the state is foreign-inspired, subversive, and threatening to internal security.

Read our words in this The Guardian article posted here: amp.theguardian.com/us-news/2024/a…

International and Sudanese experts are raising a desperate plea for international intervention as paramilitary forces, the RSF, launch a full-scale attack on El Fasher, the last government-held city in Darfur. The assault threatens to unleash a new wave of mass civilian killings…

Black scare/red scare also explicates in detail why radical peace/antiwar activism is so threatening to the capitalist racist state. As I write in the epilogue, the book is in many ways a history of the present. I talk about all of this and more here:

youtube.com/watch?v=b--QnG…

I woke up on one but let’s be very very clear

- school segregation is back to 1968 levels
- Black people have LESS than a QUARTER of the wealth of white families and 2/3 of Latine . We don’t even collect on Native families with regularity

- NYC is HEMORRHAGING black folks

NEWS: My friends and I now own and run The Onion. I’ll be the CEO.

We’re keeping the entire staff, bringing back The Onion News Network, and share the wealth with staff.

Basically, we’re going to let them do whatever they want. Get excited.

nytimes.com/2024/04/25/bus…

🇨🇩 I had no idea that colonial-era land theft and forced labour in the DRC led to the creation of the company that would eventually become Unilever africanarguments.org/2024/04/coloni…

3.653 days ago, government officials flipped the switch that changed the source of Flint, Michigan's water from Lake Huron to the Flint River.

It is still one of the greatest cases of environmental racism of our time.

My latest for theGrio.com

thegrio.com/2024/04/25/10-…

Unfortunately the only thing people who say coddle rapists have in common with each other is their lack of morals and willingness to bend their own to reflect their own bias.

Wagatwe Wanjuki 🇰🇪 🇧🇸 and yet this is wholly consistent with the reactionary politics of “the law should protect the in-group and not bind them and bind the out-group but not protect them”

Same! 💯 These people are a walking conundrum mixed with contradictions.

free speech is when they canceled the whole graduation ceremony rather than letting the valedictorian speak

Absolutely, which is why they leaned down heavily on the Sinophobia

People assume that when a rapist's conviction is overturned, it's proof that the victims lied.

It isn't. It's almost always a procedural loophole that an expensive, powerful attorney exploited to let a guilty man get away with injustice.

Weinstein and Cosby weren't exonerated.

It's unsurprising that rape cases are overturned so often. There are all these legal loopholes and double standards in sexual assault cases that create confusion and ambiguity.

The system is designed for there to be no clear 'right way' to argue a rape case.

For years, some have said that the real threat to free speech isn't students—it is the state.

This is some very unfortunate confirmation of this fact.