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Listening to Nicki music would not feel the same anymore; I understand respecting others political choices and worldviews, however , she chose to get behind a bigot, sexual abuser, and criminal to further her agenda. This isn’t what Hip Hop is, neither moral.
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They say they hate “wokeness,” but what they really hate is empathy. Because once you start caring about other people’s experiences, inequalities become harder to ignore, and privilege becomes harder to defend.
2 of my classmates responded to my discussion post with very identical responses, as if they copied and pasted each others words. I implore yall to stop using AI, and start using yall damn brains.
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BREAKING: The Trump administration is erasing protections for LGBTQ+ kids and survivors of sexual assault in school settings without an opportunity for public comment.
Trump’s Department of Education has abandoned its duty to protect students from sex discrimination and sexual violence in schools.
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Trump is banning students majoring in degrees that don’t make enough money from taking out college loans. Degrees for social work, art, religious studies, teaching aides, and music will be hit the hardest. trib.al/NmmAzhf
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This is how the establishment uses Black faces and voices to bamboozle us and tell us what we know to be the truth, isn't real.
Black men and women are being lynched (including police shootings) in the US, and they're calling them suicides because they know who the killers are.
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James Baldwin, 1974, on Palestine and Israel and Zionism.
Fifty-two years later and this sounds like it was recorded yesterday.
Listen to every word.
Stop telling Black boys to just go get a trade because college isn’t worth it. That is white supremacist ideology.
