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“In 1968, a coalition of Black, Asian, Chicano, and Native American student groups united as the Third World Liberation Front (TWLF) at San Francisco State University… The archive of these printed materials testifies to the historical cowardice of university administration.”
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The scholarship provides:
the full cost of tuition fees
£12,000 in payments given directly to you for accommodation, study and living costs
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After months of campaigning by staff and students, @SOAS divested £1 million from companies complicit in Israeli arms manufacturing, including Barclays, Albemarle, and FANUC. Let’s keep the pressure on and make sure other universities follow suit!
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Frantz Fanon: “Colonialism is not a thinking machine, nor a body endowed with reasoning faculties. It is violence in its natural state, and it will only yield when confronted with greater violence.”
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Fannie Lou Hamer was born today. She was fired as a sharecropper for registering Black folks to vote. She started coops and political parties. She had a limp & blood clot behind her eye from being beaten by police in a Mississippi jail. Fannie was a freedom fighter.
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The Thammasat University massacre, a tragic chapter in Thailand's history, unfolded on this day in 1976. State forces and far-right royalist criminals silenced student voices with violence, as they protested against the return of a military dictator. #Capitalistmassacre
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"We are Africans first and last, and as Africans our best interests can only be served by uniting within an African Community."
-Kwame Nkrumah
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Regarding politics in Toronto schools:
During the 1980s and 90s, the Toronto Board of Education organized an annual conference on apartheid in South Africa
Exiles from the African National Congress, designated as a terrorist org in Canada at the time, were invited to speak
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What? University of Virginia Suspends Campus Tour For Acknowledging Founder Thomas Jefferson...Owned Slaves dlvr.it/TCZzZ7
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Daddy Freddy Ragga/Junglist Emcee pioneer bigging up Palestine on Brixton high street.
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"The current political hellscape presents us with a false choice – to either shut up and support empire, or to shut up and support empire dressed up in natural hair and a skirt."
Read @animaadjepong in @MassReview on the Kamala Harris campaign.
massreview.org/node/12133
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Lolwe Books is a Pan-African bookstore in the heart of Peckham. Find us in Holdrons Arcade, Rye Lane. We are open Thursday-Sunday every week. Visit us today!
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Either Canada takes war crimes seriously or it doesn't.
Any Canadian serving in the IDF must be fully investigated for any role in crimes against humanity before being allowed back into Canada.
@melaniejoly @JustinTrudeau
cbc.ca/news/canada/ottawa/te…
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neoliberal carceral colonial university in all its splendour on display right now at McGill University, its private security forcibly dismantling Palestinian solidarity encampment, showing us once again why we need another university, abolition university, now.
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University of Calgary currently not offering exchange program with Haifa University in Israel
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1937 Portrait of the only surviving female warriors, who had fought against the French in 1895, Abomey, Dahomey Kingdom, Benin Republic.
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I have a white friend whose elderly father is a not-at-all radical retired prof, very center politics, who is bewildered. “What are they so upset about? A few tents?! They kidnapped our president and board back in my day!!!”
Replying to @thrasherxy
I have a friend who is in his 70s & is a professor. In the late 60s he & some classmates locked the college president in a room demanding that he admit more Black students to the school. My professor friend is White. People have no clue how much more wild the 60s & 70s were!



































