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SUR LES MURS, LA MAIRIE DE NANTES CENSURE LE MOT «JUSTICE»
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Depuis deux semaines, les artistes du collectif #BlackLines ont réalisé deux fresques contre les violences policières à #Nantes, en lien avec la mort de #Nahel.
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Book your free place to ‘Care-ful Museums’ and join the discussions around the museum as a site of care on 29 June @TrentUni with Director of @McrMuseum Esme Ward.
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You can snap up our newly released collection Framing the Penal Colony for £24.99 until the 19th April! A huge £85 discount to access an innovative interdisciplinary account of the legacy of the penal colony! @fuggbug @charlesforsdick link.springer.com/book/10.10…
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Two Black men were sentenced to over 200 years after trying to save another incarcerated man’s life in a fight against guards who belonged to a white supremacist group in an Indiana prison
truthout.org/articles/these-…
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Framing the Penal Colony: Representing, Interpreting and Imagining Convict Transportation.
New book, co-edited with @fuggbug & @Kat_Massing, is now out.
Thanks to all our collaborators for their fascinating contributions.
link.springer.com/book/10.10…
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“You have to act as if it were possible to radically transform the world. And you have to do it all the time.”
Happy birthday to civil rights campaigner and communist, Angela Davis!
ALT Black and white photo showing the young Angela Davis.
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52 years ago today, Black soldiers in S. Vietnam marked MLK’s birthday by marching on the Army’s headquarters and chanting “Free Angela Davis!”
ALT "FREE ANGELA DAVIS!” BLACK GIS MARCH IN SAIGON LIBERATION News Service SAIGON (LNS) Forty black GIs celebrated Martin Luther King's birthday, January 15, by marching on the U.s. Army headquarters near Saigon. Carrying tri-colored black nationalist flag, the men chanted "Free Angela Davis" and "Stop Racial Discrimination in the Army." Official army directives had authorized the observance of King's birthday. The GI's said they considered their action to be a memorial to the slain civil rights leader.
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- new year, new goals. i might start the ‘couch to 5k’ challenge today. how about you?
- my goal today is to not puke my liver…
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A brilliant opportunity to explore abolition in a supportive environment with other interested people.
Starts on the 17th January online.
Register here:
abolitionistfutures.com/late…
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On this day in 1969, Panthers Fred Hampton & Mark Clark were murdered by Chicago police, who were carrying out a political assassination directed by the FBI.
Why? Because they sought liberation for the masses.
Never forget. Never forgive. Never stop fighting for liberation.
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Join us at this event. Our talk is called 'A Tale of Two Comics'.
eventbrite.com/e/comic-ethno… Pleased to announce our Comic Ethnographies online event next week with @PetroglyphComi1 and other comic artists and researchers
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We are proud to share the results of a year-long research commission by @PanyaThePoet exploring the contributions made by the Black community to the museum's history, and the history of the #justice system
For more information visit: nationaljusticemuseum.org.uk…
#BlackHistoryMonth
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In the archives. Hackney teachers banned police from schools in 1979 and kept up their resistance in the face of pressure from the Met.
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“Write what will stop your breath if you don’t write.” —Grace Paley
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