Revolutionary Histories of #WorldCup Countries #13 Evelyne Serfaty 🇲🇦 Morocco A Jewish-Moroccan communist, Evelyne fought for Moroccan independence from French and Spanish colonial rule. She later continued her clandestine work and was kidnapped and tortured by the authoritarian state. 1933-1974

Stephen King reads two excerpts from his new novel, Other Worlds Than These, the epic conclusion to The Talisman Trilogy, his #1 New York Times bestselling collaboration with Peter Straub ❤️ @stephenking.bsky.social youtu.be/6DV_jGLlD5s?...

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Revolutionary Histories of #WorldCup Countries #12 Marzieh Ahmadi Oskouei 🇮🇷 Iran An Iranian communist guerrilla, Marzieh fought against the Shah’s dictatorship as a member of the Fedai guerrillas. She was killed in a gun battle with security forces in 1974. 1939–1974

Revolutionary Histories of #WorldCup Countries #11 Majida Boulila 🇹🇳 Tunisia A Tunisian anti colonial militant, Majida fought French colonial rule and helped organize the independence movement. Arrested while pregnant, she died shortly after giving birth in 1952. 1931–1952

Revolutionary Histories of #WorldCup Countries #10 Marie Koré 🇨🇮 Ivory Coast Marie helped organize the 1949 Women’s March on Grand Bassam against French colonial rule. With her baby on her back, she led women through colonial barricades, was beaten and imprisoned, but never backed down. 1912-1953

I want a ten part mini series about her right now.

Türkiye is eliminated from the World Cup

Revolutionary Histories of #WorldCup Countries #9 Sanité Bélair 🇭🇹 Haiti A commander in the Haitian Revolution, Sanité Bélair fought against French colonial rule. Before a firing squad in 1802, she refused a blindfold. Her last words were: “Long live liberty. Down with slavery.” 1781-1802

Revolutionary Histories of #WorldCup Countries #8 Petra Herrera 🇲🇽 Mexico To join the Mexican Revolution, Petra Herrera disguised herself as a man and fought under the name Pedro Herrera. After leading women in battle, she worked as a spy and was fatally wounded in an armed attack. 1887-1917

Revolutionary Histories of #WorldCup Countries Vahida Maglajlić 🇧🇦 Bosnia and Herzegovina #7 A Bosnian Muslim partisan, Vahida organized resistance against Nazi occupation. She refused to betray her comrades even under torture. She was killed rescuing the wounded during a German attack. 1907-1943

Revolutionary Histories of #WorldCup Countries #6 Lilian Ngoyi 🇿🇦 South Africa Known as the Mother of Black Resistance, Lilian helped lead 20,000 women in a historic protest against apartheid pass laws in 1956. Later placed under banning orders for years, she supported herself by sewing. 1911-1980

Revolutionary Histories of #WorldCup Countries Yaa Asantewaa 🇬🇭 Ghana When British colonial authorities demanded the Golden Stool, symbol of the Ashanti nation, Asantewaa called for resistance and led a war against British rule. Her dream of independence was realized in 1957. c.1840-1921

Michel Kuka Mboladinga, a DR Congo fan known for standing motionless for 90 minutes, recreates the iconic pose of Patrice Lumumba, a symbol of African anti colonial struggle. The Congolese national team later invited him to join its official delegation. #worldcup

Revolutionary Histories of #WorldCup Countries #4 Kimpa Vita 🇨🇩 DR Congo Kimpa Vita defied European missionaries who used religion to justify the exploitation of Africans and called for a united Kongo Kingdom. Accused of heresy, she was burned alive in 1706 at just 22 years old. 1684-1706

Revolutionary Histories of World Cup Countries #3 Djamila Bouhired 🇩🇿 Algeria Captured and tortured during Algeria’s war of independence, Djamila Bouhired was sentenced to death by French colonial authorities. She refused to betray her comrades and lived to see an independent Algeria.

Revolutionary Histories of #WorldCup Countries #2 Naziha al-Dulaimi 🇮🇶 Iraq A communist doctor, she treated poor patients free of charge in Baghdad and organized for women’s rights. She helped secure Iraq’s landmark 1959 Personal Status Law. 1923-2007

Iranian fans in the stands joined the tribute with a simple message: “Minab 168”. The Iranian national team had honored the children killed in the bombing of a school in Minab before their opening #WorldCup match.

Tune in on Thursday at 4pm EDT for two excerpts from OTHER WORLDS THAN THESE, the long-awaited conclusion to THE TALISMAN Trilogy. Steve says, check it out. youtu.be/6DV_jGLlD5s

Revolutionary Histories of #WorldCup Countries #1 Aline Sitoé Diatta 🇸🇳 Senegal During World War II, French authorities seized rice from Senegalese communities. Aline became a leading figure of resistance against colonial rule. Deported by the French, she died in exile at just 24. 1920-1944

I’m so jealous of this concept. I’m definitely stealing it, but with a twist: one revolutionary figure from each World Cup country.

It’s my 7th #WorldCup ancient relic from each country in the World Cup. It’s BRAZIL 🇧🇷 This anthropomorphic pot looks big, but it’s only a foot high. Its two sleepy looking eyes are encircled by sinuous snakes & it wears ear ornaments. It’s a human figure, but looks very owl like 🕰️c400-1300

Trump couldn’t stop this 😃 #worldcup

Iran unveiled this memorial in honor of the 168 children and teachers who lost their lives in the U.S.-Israeli attack on Shajarat al-Tayyiba Primary School in Minab on February 28, 2026.

“Our two main problems are imperialism and imperialism. After that, all other questions can be tackled.” Happy birthday Che Guevara

After women protested the Taliban’s decision to remove the minimum marriage age and allow child marriages, the demonstrations were violently suppressed. The Taliban then announced the deployment of additional troops to Kabul and Herat and vowed action against women accused of “opposing Islam.”

What 😡

He proudly confessed that they had stolen millions of barrels of oil, and Iran eventually found out..

Stephen King @stephenking.bsky.social and Peter Straub’s The Talisman saga returns with Other Worlds Than These, the long-awaited final chapter, arriving this October. Credit: @clubstephenking

Ernaux: “Riddled schools, buildings, hospitals, dead or maimed children, an entire population trying to flee the bombs. A feeling that there’s something I should be doing, yet I’m not. A feeling that turns the act of writing into something worthless, even cowardly.”

Journalists from Dutch newspaper verified 114 cases of children under 15 being struck by single bullets to head or chest, with medical experts saying pattern suggests deliberate targeting www.volkskrant.nl/kijkverder/v...

Wish Galeano was still around to write a sequel to “Soccer in Sun and Shadow.” I love that book. His insights on today's football would've been legendary.

Iranians celebrate the launch of missiles toward northern Israel after Beirut was bombed earlier today. Beautiful..

“Segui il tuo corso, e lascia dir le genti.” (Follow your own course, and let people talk.) This Dante quote, which Marx included in the preface to Capital, is for my weary friends who need motivation.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

Sad you missed out on Karl Marx's supposed dominance over university curricula? It's not too late! I've made 7 free semester-long online courses to help you read Marx: davidharvey.org/reading-capi...

Another day another coup in Turkey

Proposed changes to Italy’s school curriculum that would remove the study of Karl Marx while emphasising conservative Italian thought have been met with a fierce backlash among philosophers. www.irishtimes.com/world/europe...

Nakba day

“Well, the reason why Marx is so special is that his definition of capital is value in motion. It’s a process, not a thing. Whereas bourgeois economics treats capital as an asset… a thing. I always ask students, “do you live your life as a process or as a thing?” David Harvey

Lol

They literally turned the whole “I’ll give you $20 if you meow at strangers in a supermarket” thing into a real platform called Dare MarketPeople set the challenge and the reward, others film themselves doing it and upload the video for cash kfkfkf

Happy birthday Marx

the sigh of the oppressed creature

I didn’t even notice Pennywise popping up behind the Losers in that scene until someone pointed it out 😭 sneaky bastard lol

What’s happening in Moscow

Hey, hey, it's MAY DAY. You know what to do... No School! No Work! No Shopping! #TaxTheOligarchs

Workers’ Day!