#bussa

So l finally downloaded tumblr after like a century of using it in browser

I will post here abt fanart fics and occasional vents maybe

˚✧₊⁎No DNI! ⁎⁺˳✧༚

Class of 2030 :,)

A két fiú a Volkswagen Transporterrel Szlovákiába autózott, miközben azt átkutatták és a benne lévő készpénzt, a jármű hatósági engedélyét, üléshuzatát magukhoz vették, a forgalmi rendszámot leszerelték és ezeket elrakták. A gépkocsit a két tizenéves Bussa belterületén hagyta ott végül.

Bussa (Bušince), Szlovákia

This July, I traveled to Barbados to unwind and get away. I didn’t know I’d encounter a monument that would help me understand how America processes our history.

Heading into town from the airport, we circled a statue situated in one of the most prominent intersections in town. It depicts a black man, Bussa, breaking the chains that bound his hands in slavery. In 1816, Bussa, an enslaved African, organized enslaved black people across every major plantation to stage a nationwide revolt in what is now known as Bussa’s Rebellion. His actions were instrumental in bringing about the abolition of slavery in the British West Indies.

As someone who grew up in Florida, I had never seen anything like it. For me, a racial justice activist, it communicated viscerally what no study or analysis ever could. It helped me imagine a landscape of liberation.

That night, I tweeted an image of the statue. People began tweeting back pictures of others just like it. Statues in Brazil, Guyana, Suriname, Colombia, Jamaica, Saint Martin, Haiti, Mexico, Cuba, the Dominican Republic, and Curaçao — all of black men and women who organized, fought, and risked their lives for emancipation. Free. Fearless. Empowering by design.

By: Leon Kwasi Kuntuo-Asare Origins Bussa was born on the West Coast of Africa in the late 18th century. It is believed by some historians that he was of Nigerian descent. He was likely a free man who was captured by African slave merchants and sold to the British. The British would later transport him to the British colony of Barbados, where slavery had been legal since 1661. Plantation…

Estamos en el ojo de la tormenta Acá está calmo, podemos hablar Baby hace rato no te diste cuenta Pero sabíamos que iba a empeorar Pensar que antes llevaba la cuenta De todos los besos que te quería dar Pero yo ahora realmente me doy cuenta Que tanta lluvia solo me iba a ahogarY ahora no me re-conozco en el espejo Toda esta inseguridad es parte ‘e tu reflejo Tus recuerdos son solo fotosY ahora no…