Robert Stubblefield

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You only hate liberation theology because of the CIA

We live in a country where Black people are nearly 3x as likely to be killed by the police. And yet people get angry at you just for bringing up race. This is oppression.

Preach!!

@simphiweyinkoc_ Preach

There's too much talent trapped in poverty and too much mediocrity funded.

Black people has always been overqualified. That’s why the DEI discourse makes no sense

Seeing people on Android or iPhone arguing about which messaging app is more "secure". The answer is none. You fix the hardware first, then the operating system, then worry about the applications/communication medium. Security doesn't work the other way around.

@HarmoniEquality Facts

I’m not dumbing myself down because you hate Black people.

@peoplesdispatch One of me heroes

#PeoplesHistory | On this day in 1942, Guyanese revolutionary Marxist and anti-imperialist, Walter Rodney, was born. He is world renowned for his book ‘How Europe Underdeveloped Africa’, but Rodney’s contributions to the anti-colonial and socialist struggles of the Caribbean were extensive. On June 14, 1980, 38-year-old Walter Rodney was assassinated in Georgetown, Guyana, by a car bomb, allegedly ordered by the Guyanese government at the time.

There are people on earth right now doing the devil's work. And enjoying it.

In 1910, Black Americans owned approximately 16 million acres of farmland. By the end of the 20th century, nearly 90% of that land was gone. This was not a coincidence. It was not laziness. It was not market failure. It was policy. Black farmers were denied bank loans. Denied crop insurance. Denied federal assistance routinely given to white farmers. Land was seized through: • Tax manipulation • Fraudulent contracts • Forced partition sales • Racial terror • USDA discrimination When crops failed, white farmers received federal relief. Black farmers were often told to wait until foreclosure came first. Between 1920 and 1997 alone, Black farmers lost more than 12 million acres. This was one of the largest land dispossessions in American history and it happened without headlines. Land builds wealth. Land builds inheritance. Land builds power. Take the land you take the future. This is not ancient history. Its economic effects are still visible today. ✨🙌🏾💫

Seeing Black ICE agents doesn't sit right with my spirit.

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