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To celebrate Black August here is The Black Anarchist LinkTree that myself and @prxjectsyko worked on together: linktr.ee/BlackAnarchism?utm…
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Real Black radicals and people who are trying to completely overhaul these conditions don't believe in nations, borders, black faces in high places of oppression, saviors, vanguards, reform, propping up other forms of oppression for their own survival, abuse, ____ is resistance.
ewade1992 retweeted
Anarchism is political adulthood. It trusts ppl to organize their own communities and their own lives through direct democracy while tankieism treats the working class as toddlers who are too stupid to know what's good for them so they need a daddy figure to dictate their lives
ewade1992 retweeted
Too many Black people are focused on seeing Black people at the top rather than ensuring no Black person is left at the bottom!
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FrantzFanon, help me understand that to see oneself through the white gaze can be crippling and it can also be liberating if you understand the dynamics underlying the white gaze.
My wish for BLK people is to stop seeing themselves through the racist lens of white people.
I agree with @FaminePulseZ this was difficult to do and yeah this is subject to change on my end as well:
ewade1992 retweeted
every Black woman who makes it in politics is a cop. keisha is building cop city. kamala is a prosecutor. this identity reductionism is killing our people.
Democrat Keisha Lance Bottoms has defeated Republican Rick Jackson in the Georgia governor race, NBC News projects nbcnews.com/politics/2026-el…
Anon – Whither Black Anarchism? : An Anarchist Critique of Contemporary Black Anarchist Culture in the United States anarchistfederation.net/anon…
state.gov/releases/office-of… This new report lists anarchists multiple times. The state is cracking down on anarchists everywhere.
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We’ve been stalled for weeks please help if you can
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Seeing a Black child smile, supporting Black women through seemingly impossible situations, and showing a young Black man that he can do more than serve an exploitative system inspire me to be radical—not out of hatred for others, but out of love for us.
ewade1992 retweeted
Family, I know we can come together like Malcolm X taught us and put this enemy it is place.






























