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Have you registered for our first Justice is Essential event? Join Nyle Fort (@nylefort) and Robin D.G. Kelley as they commemorate and reflect on the twenty year anniversary of FREEDOM DREAMS. @BeaconPressBks
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Rapid Response Grant Applications are officially open!
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Resist's 2022 Holiday Giving Guide is here! Support local grantees in your area ushering in a new world where liberation and abundance are true for the MANY, not the few. conta.cc/3j0Bd0P conta.cc/3hnmP2q
Resist is looking to hire a Co-Director of Resist—Resource Redistribution to join our staff collective! Apply here: idealist.org/en/nonprofit-jo…
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This position will primarily focus on administrating our grant distribution as well as building relationships with regional and national philanthropic organizations with an eye towards how Resist grantees can further build with new funders.
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We’re looking to someone who is excited to learn and experiment with getting resources to our frontline communities!
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If you missed our first Justice is Essential event with Nyle Fort and Robin D.G. Kelley, you can find the recording here! youtube.com/watch?v=jfKRSgJD…
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Board president of @CallToResist Allen Kwabena Frimpong highlights the benefits of #centeringcare as an organizing principle: bit.ly/3dtOCwb @TheNapMinistry #HealthJustice

Centering Care | Nonprofit Quarterly | Civic News. Empowering Nonprofits. Advancing Justice.

What happens when we center care as an organizing principle?

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Robin D. G. Kelley wrote FREEDOM DREAMS for his students. After the acquittal of Amadou Diallo’s killers in 2002, they questioned why there were no movements like the Black Panther Party. But there are movements everywhere—just not ones defined by victory. buff.ly/3TPMlM3
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Justice is Essential begins tomorrow! You don't want to miss this! Register: bit.ly/3R4TOVB
“What it means to be a revolutionary is to fight for those who may not fight for you. It’s about learning to fight for others.” This is why we need Robin D. G. Kelley today as much as we needed him in 2002 when FREEDOM DREAMS came out. @theprogressive buff.ly/3pQS5au
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Less than a week away from our first Justice is Essential Event! More info about speaker @nylefort below! Registration: bit.ly/3R4TOVB
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We are 9 days away from the first Justice is Essential event with Nyle Fort and Robin D.G. Kelley! Registration is here: bit.ly/3R4TOVB
Robin D. G. Kelley is hitting the road IRL and virtually with the 20th-anniversary edition of FREEDOM DREAMS. Check out his tour dates this month to see if he’ll be dropping truths about the Black radical imagination near you!
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Great clip of Robin D.G. Kelley on Democracy Now to talk about FREEDOM DREAMS Registration for JIE: bit.ly/3R4TOVB

Justice is Essential: Twenty Years of Freedom Dreams

A conversation between Robin D.G. Kelley and Nyle Fort on Kelley's seminal book FREEDOM DREAMS on its 20-year-anniversary

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Democracy Now!@democracynow31 Aug 2022
Historian Robin D.G. Kelley says the central argument in his book "Freedom Dreams," expanded and rereleased for the 20th anniversary, still rings true. "We don't have the luxury to just fight for reform. We can't survive that way. We've got to fight for revolutionary change."
Have you registered for our first Justice is Essential event? Join Nyle Fort (@nylefort) and Robin D.G. Kelley as they commemorate and reflect on the twenty year anniversary of FREEDOM DREAMS. @BeaconPressBks
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Where power seeks to obstruct and exploit language, Robin D. G. Kelley creates room for the unlanguagable. FREEDOM DREAMS is a profound testament to the enduring dimension of our imaginations and the poetry of our organizing. @aja_monet @lithub buff.ly/3Riqv1P
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More reading here: bostonreview.net/articles/tw…

Twenty Years of Freedom Dreams

Robin D. G. Kelley published his pathbreaking history of the Black radical imagination in 2002. Where are we two decades later?

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The Religion of Protest

Finding spirituality in Black Lives Matter.

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