y'all better stop sleeping on the real ones who have ur best interest at heart & want nothing but to make u happy. That shit is so rare b.
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y'all better stop sleeping on the real ones who have ur best interest at heart & want nothing but to make u happy. That shit is so rare b.

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Awwww sooo here for this!!!
2017 👏🏽 is 👏🏽 almost 👏🏽 over 👏🏽 and 👏🏽 FLINT 👏🏽 STILL 👏🏽 DOESN’T 👏🏽 HAVE 👏🏽 CLEAN 👏🏽 DRINKING 👏🏽 WATER 👏🏽
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No problem love!! I only speak the truth, and truth is you’re beautiful
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That’s Not Who We Are
Was suprised to find out this strip had been nominated for an Ignatz award this morning. I was not expecting that, and I am beyond honored to have been considered. Thankyou to Matt Bors and The Nib for commisioning it from me, and thankyou to Eleri Harris my wonderful editor.
this comic is all over the fuckin place. whats the point its trying to make? that because of something from a century ago we should let thugs lash out at random people in the street and get away with it?
The point of the comic is that the race issues today are directly connected to our country’s history with race. The attitudes many white people have now are simply a remixed version of racist attitudes of the past. A white person in the 60’s called Martin Luther King a communist and trouble maker for leading peaceful protests. Today, you dub Black Lives Matter protesters thugs, which has become a racially-charged epithet. The point is that in every era, many white people can find a reason to criticize Black activist movements, but at the core the criticism is the same: that the activists are inconveniencing them, are not being nice enough or polite enough. You keep going back in history and you see the same attitudes just in different words until you get back to slavery, when Black people had very little power to protest their degradation. Then you get to Obama’s statement–the claim many liberal Americans have made in response to modern day racism: that this racism goes against American ideals. But unfortunately, there is no point in American history when our country was free of racism. It has always been here.
Thus, when Obama claims that this isn’t who we are as a nation, Trump supporters can say this is exactly who we are. The racism that has been intensifying in recent years in the form of higher rates of hate crimes, white supremacist rallies, white supremacist provocateurs like Milo Yiannopolous gaining prominence, and the election of a president who engaged in racist rhetoric throughout his campaign are not random events that came from nowhere. They constitute backlash in response to progress in racial equality in our country, backlash that springs from racist attitudes and values that have existed as long as America has existed. Your statements would fit very seamlessly in this comic as a dialog in a word bubble of white commentators in 2017. Had you lived in a different time period and held the same attitudes, you’d be saying the same things as the other white people in the comic.
The question we can all ask ourselves in any time period is what side of history will we be on? In future generations, we look back on former expressions of racism with disdain, but it’s easy to overlook our own iteration of the same. If you call Black Lives Matter activists thugs in 2017, you would gave opposed MLK’s movement in the 60’s. The fight that’s being fought today is the same that was being fought then. If you say “it was different then–Black people had real problems, but now racism is solved and they should be happy with what they get” or “the Black people back then fought for their rights the RIGHT way, but the ones today are too aggressive” or “nowadays it’s white people who are actually oppressed” then you are LITERALLY using all the same talking points critics of the riots in the nineties, opponents of MLK, proponents of Jim Crow, etc used back in the day. There are texts in which white people complain of reverse racism over one hundred years ago–would you agree that Black people had advantages over whites over a century ago? Of course not, that would be absurd. But some white people really felt that way then, and some feel that way now.
Looking back, future generations will see your rhetoric the same way we see anti-MLK rhetoric or pro-slavery rhetoric. The goal is to have more insight than the age you live in, to see injustice in the world right now and fight on the right side. Consider how the injustice we see so clearly in the past was not clear to many people then. Couldn’t the same be true now? Try to think about the situation from the perspectives of the people out there protesting. Why are they angry? Why are they hurt? Why are they afraid? What are they fighting for? Are they just “thugs” stirring up trouble, or are they like activists in the past, drawing attention to inequality and injustice, fighting a fight as old as America, older even, for greater equality, greater justice? Are the people opposed to them part of a long legacy of racism? A story hundreds of year in the making? What role will you play in the story? Will you be someone who fights for justice, or who obstructs equality for all?
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i cant with this world anymore
Say it fucking louder :)

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If you don’t get when AHS is genuinely pointing out the flaws of the country and characterizing the genuine fear felt by people after the election vs when it’s poking fun at both the right and left, then you’re not really getting it
A racist white man antagonizes people of color and when they retaliate he and others makes himself out to be the victim
I can’t tell if I’m watching American horror story, a post on a right wing Facebook page, or YouTube prank video…..
Reblog if you love your Blackness.
U know it!!
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I honestly can’t wait till all the pieces come together & I finally understand why I went thru everything I did.

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I’m part of the DACA program and I don’t know why people on this website are not talking about this issue
What Is DACA?
Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) is a kind of administrative relief from deportation. The purpose of DACA is to protect eligible immigrant youth who came to the United States when they were children from deportation. DACA gives young undocumented immigrants: 1) protection from deportation, and 2) a work permit. The program expires after two years, subject to renewal.
What Are The Requirements For DACA?
You were under 31 years old as of June 15, 2012;
You first came to the United States before your 16th birthday;
You have lived continuously in the United States from June 15, 2007 until the present;
You were physically present in the United States on June 15, 2012 and at the time you apply;
You came to the United States without documents before June 15, 2012, or your lawful status expired as of June 15, 2012;
You are currently studying, or you graduated from high school or earned a certificate of completion of high school or GED, or have been honorably discharged from the Coast Guard or military (technical and trade school completion also qualifies); and
You have NOT been convicted of a felony, certain significant misdemeanors (including a single DUI), or three or more misdemeanors of any kind
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Also, DACA recipients pay taxes and are NOT eligible for any federal public benefit, including federal financial aid, food stamps or housing subsidies. We do not collect welfare benefits of any sort.
People whose DACA will expire between now and March 5, 2018, can still apply for renewal by Oct. 5. Renewal lasts for 2 years!!