Dr. D. Elisabeth Glassco
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Dr. D. Elisabeth Glassco
@Deglassco@mastodon.social  ·  activity timestamp 5 days ago
Jaden
@Jaden3@mastodon.social  ·  activity timestamp 6 days ago
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nullagent
@nullagent@partyon.xyz  ·  activity timestamp last week
Facebook post from Kakuya Shakur, Assata Shakur's daughter who was born in prison: At approximately 1:15 PM on September 25th, my mother, Assata Shakur, took her last earthly breath. Words cannot describe the depth of loss that I am feeling at this time. I want to thank you for your loving prayers that continue to anchor me in the strength that I need in this moment. My spirit is overflowing in unison with all of you who are grieving with me at this time. Sending much love and appreciation to you all, Kakuya Shakur
Facebook post from Kakuya Shakur, Assata Shakur's daughter who was born in prison: At approximately 1:15 PM on September 25th, my mother, Assata Shakur, took her last earthly breath. Words cannot describe the depth of loss that I am feeling at this time. I want to thank you for your loving prayers that continue to anchor me in the strength that I need in this moment. My spirit is overflowing in unison with all of you who are grieving with me at this time. Sending much love and appreciation to you all, Kakuya Shakur
Facebook post from Kakuya Shakur, Assata Shakur's daughter who was born in prison: At approximately 1:15 PM on September 25th, my mother, Assata Shakur, took her last earthly breath. Words cannot describe the depth of loss that I am feeling at this time. I want to thank you for your loving prayers that continue to anchor me in the strength that I need in this moment. My spirit is overflowing in unison with all of you who are grieving with me at this time. Sending much love and appreciation to you all, Kakuya Shakur
nullagent
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nullagent
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nullagent
@nullagent@partyon.xyz  ·  activity timestamp last week
Facebook post from Kakuya Shakur, Assata Shakur's daughter who was born in prison: At approximately 1:15 PM on September 25th, my mother, Assata Shakur, took her last earthly breath. Words cannot describe the depth of loss that I am feeling at this time. I want to thank you for your loving prayers that continue to anchor me in the strength that I need in this moment. My spirit is overflowing in unison with all of you who are grieving with me at this time. Sending much love and appreciation to you all, Kakuya Shakur
Facebook post from Kakuya Shakur, Assata Shakur's daughter who was born in prison: At approximately 1:15 PM on September 25th, my mother, Assata Shakur, took her last earthly breath. Words cannot describe the depth of loss that I am feeling at this time. I want to thank you for your loving prayers that continue to anchor me in the strength that I need in this moment. My spirit is overflowing in unison with all of you who are grieving with me at this time. Sending much love and appreciation to you all, Kakuya Shakur
Facebook post from Kakuya Shakur, Assata Shakur's daughter who was born in prison: At approximately 1:15 PM on September 25th, my mother, Assata Shakur, took her last earthly breath. Words cannot describe the depth of loss that I am feeling at this time. I want to thank you for your loving prayers that continue to anchor me in the strength that I need in this moment. My spirit is overflowing in unison with all of you who are grieving with me at this time. Sending much love and appreciation to you all, Kakuya Shakur
Audubon Ballroon (he/him)
@audubonballroon@mastodon.social  ·  activity timestamp 2 weeks ago
"Just to play devil's advocate" This quickly derails a conversation about race by swerving into loaded hypotheticals. Plus, it seems as if you get a kick out of putting my humanity on trial. "Agree to disagree" This doesn't resolve situations of injustice. "Agree to disagree" is acceptable for preferences and trivialities - my rights and ongoing oppression cannot be reduced to mere opinion.
"Just to play devil's advocate" This quickly derails a conversation about race by swerving into loaded hypotheticals. Plus, it seems as if you get a kick out of putting my humanity on trial. "Agree to disagree" This doesn't resolve situations of injustice. "Agree to disagree" is acceptable for preferences and trivialities - my rights and ongoing oppression cannot be reduced to mere opinion.
"Just to play devil's advocate" This quickly derails a conversation about race by swerving into loaded hypotheticals. Plus, it seems as if you get a kick out of putting my humanity on trial. "Agree to disagree" This doesn't resolve situations of injustice. "Agree to disagree" is acceptable for preferences and trivialities - my rights and ongoing oppression cannot be reduced to mere opinion.
"I don't think that has to do with race" In a racialized society, systemic racism has affected everything - education, healthcare, the workforce, housing - you name it. If you haven't noticed the role that race plays, you've likely been in a position of privilege. "What about..." "What aboutism," as Rachel Cargle says, is often used to deflect blame and shift the conversation away from the oppressed group being discussed. White supremacy is exemplified by society's reluctance to ever give exclusive attention to BIPOC folks.
"I don't think that has to do with race" In a racialized society, systemic racism has affected everything - education, healthcare, the workforce, housing - you name it. If you haven't noticed the role that race plays, you've likely been in a position of privilege. "What about..." "What aboutism," as Rachel Cargle says, is often used to deflect blame and shift the conversation away from the oppressed group being discussed. White supremacy is exemplified by society's reluctance to ever give exclusive attention to BIPOC folks.
"I don't think that has to do with race" In a racialized society, systemic racism has affected everything - education, healthcare, the workforce, housing - you name it. If you haven't noticed the role that race plays, you've likely been in a position of privilege. "What about..." "What aboutism," as Rachel Cargle says, is often used to deflect blame and shift the conversation away from the oppressed group being discussed. White supremacy is exemplified by society's reluctance to ever give exclusive attention to BIPOC folks.
The four types of white denial of racism highlighted by @sywtta are extremely relevant: Denial of... Fact "That's not true" Awareness "| had no idea" Responsibility "It's not my fault" Impact "That wasn't my intention" I hear these very often. If you find yourself saying one of these things, or if you hear someone else saying these things, take notice. These may be indicators that a productive conversation is turning into a futile debate.
The four types of white denial of racism highlighted by @sywtta are extremely relevant: Denial of... Fact "That's not true" Awareness "| had no idea" Responsibility "It's not my fault" Impact "That wasn't my intention" I hear these very often. If you find yourself saying one of these things, or if you hear someone else saying these things, take notice. These may be indicators that a productive conversation is turning into a futile debate.
The four types of white denial of racism highlighted by @sywtta are extremely relevant: Denial of... Fact "That's not true" Awareness "| had no idea" Responsibility "It's not my fault" Impact "That wasn't my intention" I hear these very often. If you find yourself saying one of these things, or if you hear someone else saying these things, take notice. These may be indicators that a productive conversation is turning into a futile debate.
AnthonyJK-Admin
@AnthonyJK@mastodon.redgarterclub.com  ·  activity timestamp 3 weeks ago
AnthonyJK-Admin
@AnthonyJK@mastodon.redgarterclub.com  ·  activity timestamp 3 weeks ago
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