“For Black folks who have been involved in liberation work, it seems like Assata’s always been in the lexicon.” Assata Shakur’s legacy inspires new generations fighting for Black liberation, writes Tamar Sarai. The late revolutionary has shaped contemporary movements of Black freedom fighters.

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We lost a warrior, a freedom fighter, a visionary, someone who changed the way I see the world. May Assata Shakur rest in power with the ancestors!

I’m glad somebody said it.

Chief Justice “Calvinball” Roberts has earned this ignominious place in American history, thanks to the incomparable Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson:

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I’ve never seen this clip before. I’ve also never pondered what she poses. Getting a group of Black women to burn a bus full of white children? You couldn’t do it. And that’s a damning indictment of white womanhood.

…okay, who did this? and what’s your beverage of choice, because you should drink for free for the rest of your life www.opmreply.com

Not "all white people" are wrong. But when it comes to race, the majority of white Americans have been on the wrong side of every single racial issue in the 248-year history of this country. So why would anyone even care what they think about Black art?

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