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WHAT!!!!!
This sounds like one of those late night bumps that would come on adult swim back in the day
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Artist Daniel Rarela creates âLetter from a Birmingham Jailâ memes to stop people from whitewashing MLK
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i wasnât expecting the dance, this is so cute!!
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So like,
as yâall know, I joined the Army- and we super buy into the whole, if we all look uniform, we will be uniform, and we continued to have our heads shaved every two weeks or so.
The weeks go by and itâs maybe my second or third haircut into training. Thereâs 160 of us waiting for three barberâs chairs. Weâre all lined up facing forward- while the three getting their haircut are facing out towards everyone else. Now these barbers are absolutely manhandling us. Grabbing our heads every which way with one hand while scrubbing our scalps bare with the other.
Itâs like...
super unpleasant.
And so we have a lot of time to think about our lives in basic training. The running joke is, even now, the majority of our time as a soldier will be spent to âhurry up and waitâ. Just an example of how much time we just sit there and rethink our lives.
So- Iâm doing exactly that in the barbers chair. And then I realize, that in six or seven weeks, that one of these three men, these loud, brusque, generally upset older gentlemen are/were the only source of human contact Iâve had since training began.
My last hug was from my parents and brother on January 4th. Yeah, we had high fives, hand shakes, and fist bumps throughout training, but this was different. Now its at this point that the barber put his hand over my eyes so that his thumb and index finger are on my temples and Iâm looking into darkness. I think back on rushed hugs in passing and one-handed-less-than-ecstatic-sideways-arm-drapes. I think back on those moments and I said
Fuck that, never again.
My loneliness in that moment was equivalent to when you yearn for any heat when thereâs a chill in your bones in the dead of winter - or the want of a breeze in triple digits. You know it exists somewhere, you know you didnât appreciate it as much as you could have.
The extremes were so sudden and this homie was still rubbing my scalp with his hands and so I kinda tilt my head towards this dude. I accept it as the only human contact I got.
AND I START TO TEAR UP AS 100+ OF MY COMPATRIOTS LOOK ON.
And Iâm thinking, and Iâm thinking, and the only other comparison I can feel in that moment was post-EDC, coming down off of 6 doses of fun over three days. Iâm at work Tuesday night, driving through the hills of Mountain View, Los Altos, and Palo Alto absolutely fucking lost because my fucking windshield wipers canât do a fucking thing  about me not being able to see though my fucking tears just because Sam Smith hit a high note and that I missed my friends.
Then the barbers goes, âAw mah bad son, lemme get that hair outta yo eyesâ. And then he wiped my face.
When he finished, I hopped out of the chair and looked forward to seeing my family and friends  and getting my first hugs again from both, two months and eight months later respectively.
So what Iâm saying is, I appreciate yâall. Shout out to Norman and Alyssa for dtm.
30DEC16: So like, Ivy and sis are heading out while Helen's with me in the car. Helen and I start pulling out of the parking lot but we see the sisters pull a U and park again off to the side in a not very well-lit part of the lot. We're thinking "well that's not safe, what's going on?" And then these fucking gems hit the group chat. #SafetyFirst #JerkyOrCheeto #VitreousFluid #FoothillCollege #AnthroNotPhysics #AlcoholBreathing (at Grand Century Shopping Mall)
REPRESENTATION MATTERS.
Representation is SO important.

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This is what happens when you hire the mainstreamer of white nationalism to run your campaign.
All of us live in poverty? Okay then.Â
Heâs got a point tho
Trump doesnât have a pt. Majority of poverty riden school and poverty mostly ran by Republicans Governors. So Trump pt is mute.
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@shinebrightlikuhflashlight He definitely doesnât have a point because we are not all living in poverty and jobless. The black unemployment rate is 9%, that means that .91% are gainfully employed. We also have over 40M black people living in America and we are not all living in poverty. This shit is a myth that racist white people like to push.
But I donât give a F what Donald Trump says because he is same person who blocked black people from having jobs and blocked us from moving in his buildings.
Actions speak louder than words, letâs look at how Trumpy treats my people:
1. He was once sued by the Justice Department for racial discrimination.
In 1973, while serving as president of the Trump Management Corporation, Trump was accused of allegedly discriminating against black people who were trying to rent apartments in his buildings in Queens, Brooklyn and Staten Island. The Justice Department sued the company for lying to black prospective renters about the availability of apartments, and giving them different lease terms and conditions than white tenants. And while Trump dismissed the accusations, countersuing the Justice Department for defamation (to the tune of $100 million), his company was sued again in 1978 for violating conditions in a settlement from the first case â by continuing to discriminate against black people.
2. He placed a racially-charged full page newspaper ad calling for the return of the death penalty in New York.
The way the media covered the story of the Central Park Five (teen boys wrongly accused and imprisoned for the rape of a Central Park jogger) was bad enough. But Trump taking out an ad in several New York City newspapers in 1989 during the height of the trial demanding that the death penalty be reinstated in New York was just the awful cherry on top. âI recently watched a newscast trying to explain âthe anger in these young men,ââ Trump wrote. âI no longer want to understand their anger. I want them to understand our anger. I want them to be afraid.â Yikes. The over-the-top ad, a thinly veiled reference to the Central Park Five and other young black boys in the city, further demonstrates Trumpâs subtle but profound lack of regard for the lives of underprivileged black people. Â
3. He thinks black people are lazy.
According to a book written by former Trump Plaza Hotel & Casino president John R. OâDonnell, the real estate mogul once said in 1991 that âLaziness is a trait in blacks.â He was allegedly referring to a black accountant working for Trump Plaza, and added, ââBlack guys counting my money! I hate it. The only kind of people I want counting my money are short guys that wear yarmulkes every day.â The kicker is that Trump, in a 1999 Playboy magazine interview, did not even deny saying those things. He admitted OâDonnellâs allegations were âprobably true,â but insisted it didnât matter because he was obviously a disgruntled employee.
4. But he also thinks educated black people have it way better than white people?
Trump has attacked affirmative action on several occasions. In a 1989 interview with Bryant Gumbel on NBCâs two-hour special âThe Raceâ Trump said: Â
âA well-educated black has a tremendous advantage over a well-educated white in terms of the job market. I think sometimes a black may think they donât have an advantage or this and that⌠Iâve said on one occasion, even about myself, if I were starting off today, I would love to be a well-educated black, because I believe they do have an actual advantage.ââ
Ok, bruh.
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EXACTLY
For me the most annoying examples of historical inaccuracy + Horseshoe Theory are when people claim to be against racism but theyâre so Western-centric they think imperialism and racism was a European-only enterprise. And so, they go so far around the bend that they romanticise and fetishise powerful and expansionist non-European empires that were no less imperialist than the European empires they rail against.Â
iâm sure you guys know because i talk about it a lot on my blog- but some of the biggest offenders here include the mind-boggling manner in which the Empire of Japan is championed as an âanti-colonialâ force (even though it was an undisguised colonial power that caused a destructive conflict that left 25 million people dead in Asia). or the Ottoman Empire- when people disregard its genocide of Armenians, Assyrians and Greeks. we cannot claim to be anti-imperialist if weâre gonna be OK with it or assume it is somehow less serious because the imperialists are not white by Western standards. nor can we claim to be against Western imperialism because perpetuating Western-centric history is itself a manifestation of Western cultural imperialism.
Ignoring the capacity of non-European empires for war, racism and even genocide just to present a photoshopped version of them as somehow being 100% utopian, enlightened examples of âanti-colonialâ state-building amounts to actively erasing non-European history. This is not seeing non-Europeans as fully actualised and complex human beings who, like all human cultures, could produce works of art, science and philosophy while also engaging in warfare and violence. The idea that the world was peaceful before the rise of European imperialism suggests the outlines of the world were always the same, that the modern concept of Europe was eternal (see the Roman Empire, which plainly saw Northern Europeans as uncivilised barbarians). It suggests Europeans were perpetually at the nexus of global power. When they were not.Â
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One of the most eye opening lectures I had in college was when a visiting professor from Colombia discussed how the infantilization/idolization of non-western cultures was incredibly racist and insulting because it trivializes the suffering that people (also usually non-western) went through at the hands of non-western powers.

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I knew she had a degree but didnât know she was the most educated First Lady.
this needs to be on everyoneâs dashâŚ
Michelle was actually Baracks political advisor thatâs how they met, I personally believe she shouldâve been president herself
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