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O apagamento dos negros do rock foi PLANEJADO e muito bem executado igual a quase tudo que os brancos colonizaram
O ROCK É PRETO !!!!!!
“ROCK DE PRETO” - MC Taya, Mateus Fzn Rock e Black Pantera
20/11
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Why we say land expropriation without compensation and call settler colonialists land thieves??? Brilliant explanation!
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There was no such thing as white people in the 1600s.
Europeans didn’t call themselves white.
They called themselves English, Irish, German, Italian.
And they hated each other.
The English despised the Irish.
Northern Italians didn’t even recognize southern Italians as equals.
Germans fought everybody.
There was no “white team.” No shared identity.
Just Europeans killing Europeans over land, religion, and power.
That’s the actual history of Europe. Then suddenly, mid-1600s in the American colonies, something changed. “White” was invented. Why? Because the colonial elite the rich landowners could count.
They looked around and realized they were outnumbered. Badly. African slaves, European indentured servants, poor peasants who had no land and no future. Together, they were a threat.
So the rich did what they’ve always done: they divided them. They created “whiteness” as a concept and gave poor Europeans just enough legal protections, small privileges, the promise that they’d never be at the bottom to make sure they’d never unite with enslaved Africans.
It worked. Poor whites started policing Black people instead of fighting the system exploiting them both. And that’s the con. The whole history of America is rich white men convincing poor white people that their enemies are Black and Brown not the system keeping them all broke.
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Hazel Scott was a child prodigy admitted to Juilliard at age eight who played two grand pianos at once, spoke seven languages, and refused segregated audiences or demeaning roles. She was married to Congressman Adam Clayton Powell Jr. for 15 years, from 1945 to 1960, and they had a son together.
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Xhosa men pose for a photo, Cape Province, c 1940s. Credit: Constance Stuart Larrabee Collection
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South African singer and activist Miriam Makeba, during a concert, June 20, 1974. Credit: Christian Rose/Roger Viollet/Getty
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"Had I been born elsewhere, out of South Africa, out of this Apartheid, really, I feel it in me that I could have been somewhere, being somebody and I could have even achieved what my main aim was, getting a degree in Music.." - Sam Ngakane. 🎥: Apartheid Years, 1996
The joy you get when a patient who we’ve all poured ourselves into, gets out of the red zone. And you get to work, eyes are open and he’s talking😭🫶🏽🙏🏾 yohhh
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🇨🇩KEEP EYES ON CONGO
Behind the world’s technology lies Congolese suffering. Children as young as 7 risk their lives mining cobalt,while violence continues & our people pay the price.The world must not look away.Congo deserves justice,peace & freedom.
#FreeCongo #CongoIsBleeding
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I cannot stop thinking about how in ancient times, EVERY culture loved women and viewed them as magical portals to the human world. Mothers were the original leaders, received offerings, and were worshipped as life-giving goddesses. What the hell happened to that way of thinking?
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The Black infant mortality rate is higher now than during slavery. Thought you should know
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The Black infant mortality rate is far lower today than under slavery. In 2023, Black infants died at 10.9 per 1,000 live births, about 1%. Studies of enslaved infants estimate that about 3 in 10 died before age one. abcnews.com/Health/black-i… encyclopedia.com/humanities/app…































