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Polish resistance fighters manage to grab a bite to eat during the Warsaw Uprising - Poland, Aug 1944
You have to define what you mean by "non-violent" action these days. Because now people think that means marching down the sidewalk with some signs making catchy chants, never getting in the way of anyone or doing anything to disrupt anyone's daily lives.
When people talk about non-violent action that actually works, they're talking about things like those people who break in to factories that make weapons for Israel and smash up all their equipment. Which, you may note, is actually classified as "violence" by U.S. law. Because the U.S. regards businesses as people.
No action, violent or otherwise, that fails to disrupt anything is an effective means of resistence. If you oppose protestors so much as blocking traffic, you aren't actually in favor of "non-violent" action. You are in fact just a reactionary defending the stauts-quo.
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WHY DO BLACK PEOPLE SAY “AUNTIE,” “UNCLE,” “BROTHER,” AND “SISTER”?
Here’s the REAL history and yes, it’s true.
During slavery and Jim Crow, Black people were not allowed to be called respectful titles like:
Mr.
Mrs.
Miss
Ma’am
Sir
White people used those titles only for themselves.
Black adults even elders were often called by their first names, or worse, “boy,” “girl,” “gal,” or other disrespectful terms.
Black people weren’t seen as worthy of honor.
So what did our ancestors do?
They created their own system of respect:
✨ Auntie
✨ Uncle
✨ Brother
✨ Sister
These weren’t just nicknames.
They were cultural armor.
They were how we honored each other when the world refused to.
They were how we rebuilt family when slavery ripped ours apart.
They were how we kept dignity alive when the system tried to crush it.
And these traditions come straight from our African roots, where community is family and elders are honored with kinship titles.
So when a Black person calls an older woman “Auntie,” or an older man “Uncle,” it’s not random.
It’s not disrespect.
It’s not strange.
It is love.
It is culture.
It is history.
It is survival.
A whole language created from pain turned into respect.
A whole people refusing to let anyone take our dignity.
And that’s why these words still live with us today. 🖤
Larry D. Roberts....

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In Gachiakuta, Regto—Rudo’s mentor—embodies the essence of knowledge, sincerity, and a heart rooted in justice. His presence reminds us that true resistance does not rely solely on anger or destruction, but on wisdom, compassion, and the courage to guide the next generation.
Holding a book, he teaches that knowledge is a weapon sharper than any blade, and that only with an honest heart can resistance transform from mere survival into a vision of liberation.
The last paradox is that the tale of Palestine from the beginning until today is a simple story of colonialism and dispossession, yet the world treats it as a multifaceted and complex story—hard to understand and even harder to solve. Indeed, the story of Palestine has been told before: European settlers coming to a foreign land, settling there, and either committing genocide against or expelling the indigenous people. The Zionists have not invented anything new in this respect.
Noam Chomsky, from On Palestine, March 23, 2015