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For the first time ever, #Juneteenth is a federal holiday. It’s an important step. But we can’t stop here. We have to root out systemic racism in every aspect of our economy and society—including health care, housing, education, banking, policing, and voting.
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Looking forward to speak at this event on Monday - International Women’s Day!
Borders & Inequality: Has feminism turned it’s back on migration, sex work and trafficking? By popular demand the event is now in English! fb.me/e/2tezaTqPh
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Flot interview om de kuratoriske metoder, Frederikke og jeg udviklede til @campcph. Bl.a. hvorfor det var afgørende for CAMP at være placeret i flygtningemedborgerhuset @trampolinhuset! Begge organisationer er nu lukket, men der er meget at lære af dem. kunsten.nu/?p=186968
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Mit ROS-tweet til Trump for @politiken “Trump har undermineret og nedbrudt demokratiske institutioner og dermed cementeret deres vigtighed. Uden Trump mindre aktivisme for demokrati, antiracisme og kvinderettigheder! Takket være Trump! politiken.dk/del/g_zyvfAAVZm… @diisdk – at Copenhagen, Denmark
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Athens Photo Festival on Migration, Smuggling & Sex Work! The X-rays of smuggled migrants in suitcases and trucks were rough! Also photos of the everyday lives behind the sensationel and the suffering - very inspiring day!
More here: photofestival.gr/exhibitions @diisdk
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One major promise that Trump *did* keep was to run the country like he ran his business.
Unfortunately for us that means incompetently, fraudulently, and rife with bigotry + corruption 💸
NYT is out with Part Two:
Months after 'The Apprentice' premiered in 2004, Trump filed his individual tax return reporting $89.9 million in net losses.
The red ink spilled from everywhere, even as TV viewers saw him as a savvy business mogul.
nyti.ms/36gQKRU
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Women are increasingly joining the male-dominated world of smuggling. Could this be the start of a cultural revolution that challenges long-held gender norms? carnegie-mec.org/2020/09/14/… via @DaliaZinaGhanem – at Ystad, Sverige
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Join this seminar; Confronting the Colonial Gaze in Documentary Filmmaking! opencitylondon.com/events/co…
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Art as Rescue! Banksy has bought a working refugee rescue boat and sprayed it bright pink! It already saved 89 migrants from drowning! Well done! But refugees should not depend upon artists and pink boats to be rescued - that is the job of Governments! cnn.com/style/article/banksy…
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Som I måske har hørt, ændrer vi vores brug af ordet "eskimo," så vi ikke længere bruger det som betegnelse for folkeslag.
Vi gør det, fordi det er et upræcist ord videnskabeligt, og fordi det opfattes nedsættende.
Læs vores uddybning her:
facebook.com/nationalmuseet/…
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taler til @politiken om EU #grænsekontrol voldelige strukturelle #racisme, og dens paralleller til migrationsregimer under den transatlantiske #dkpol #slavehandel #blacklivesmatter politiken.dk/udland/art78198…
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The Blackout Tuesday tag on Instagram has 24.9 million posts
The Justice for George Floyd petition has 11.8 million signatures
The point of today is being missed
Sign here and find additional resources below: bit.ly/3dx8OYM
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Three and a half months ago a boat left the coast of Libya, got into trouble and called for help - then 91 people just disappeared.
This is the story of their last calls. And the people who are left searching for them.
bbc.co.uk/news/extra/vdb6u1m…
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The crisis lays bare the daily essential work done by undocumented migrant women! These women are housekeepers, nannies and cleaners. Their dilemma, should they work and risk their health, or stay home and fall deeper into poverty? via @nytimes nytimes.com/2020/04/06/nyreg…
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CNN just now in direct appeal to Trump on behalf of us all! @CNN
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Last week we connected with 100+ artist residency leaders as part of #ResidenciesConnect - exploring how programs + practitioners are navigating COVID-19. Find recaps of last week's discussions (and new resources!) on the on the AAC homepage. bit.ly/2UtpqcP
























