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"Die Arbeiter haben (...) kein Vaterland, welches man ihnen nehmen könne." Socialism, equality, internationalism. Read wsws.org

This Pediatric ICU Physician says that a two year old little boy has not eaten at Dilley Detention Center in ten whole days & also has a fever. She says he’s been in the Medical unit for hours now & he’s literally being starved to death. His organs are starting to shut down! 🤬

“There are signs that vulture financial firms, which seek to scoop up cheap assets in a time of bankruptcy and crisis, are smelling blood.” Storm clouds gather over global financial system - World Socialist Web Site wsws.org/en/articles/20…

Nicolás Maduro is being kept in solitary confinement, locked in a 6ft by 10ft room for more than 23 hours a day All because he wouldn't let Donald Trump steal Venezuela's oil The silence from the international community is deafening They don't care about US/Israeli War Crimes

These are concentration camps. The regime which has established them must be disestablished. wsws.org

The adorable bunnies of Beatrix Potter (1866-1943)

In 1982, Winona LaDuke made a decision that went against everything people call success. She was just 23, fresh out of Harvard with a degree in economics, and instead of chasing the polished, corporate future people expected, she went to the White Earth Reservation in rural Minnesota — a place she had never actually lived, and a place where many people were not immediately sure what to make of her. Her father was Ojibwe from White Earth. Her mother was Jewish from the Bronx. She had been raised in Oregon, didn’t speak Ojibwe, and arrived carrying the weight of an Ivy League education — something that, on the reservation, could easily make her look like another outsider coming to explain things instead of learning them. She became a high school principal at Pine Point, and more importantly, she paid attention. What she found was the quiet machinery of a theft that had been running for generations. Back in 1867, a treaty had set aside White Earth as a permanent homeland for the Anishinaabe — more than 837,000 acres of prairie, wetlands, and sacred wild rice territory. It was meant to remain theirs forever. But by the time LaDuke got there, about 90% of that land was gone, taken through paperwork instead of open violence: fraudulent land transfers, tax seizures imposed on people without a cash-based economy, and legal documents written in English for people who spoke only Ojibwe. In 1985, she joined a large legal effort to reclaim that stolen land. And when the courts later threw the case out, saying too much time had passed, most people would have accepted the defeat and walked away. She didn’t. She stayed. In 1989, using $20,000 from a human rights award, she created the White Earth Land Recovery Project — WELRP — with a goal that sounded simple but was brutally difficult: take the land back by buying it back, one parcel at a time. No giant spectacle. No flashy campaign. Just steady, determined recovery. The process was painfully slow. Progress came in tiny pieces while the overwhelming majority of the land remained out of reach. But while land was being reclaimed, something deeper was being restored too. LaDuke helped start Ojibwe language programs so children could learn words their grandparents had once been punished for speaking. She brought buffalo back to the region after they had been gone for a century. She pushed wind power long before renewable energy became mainstream. And she helped revive manoomin — wild rice — the sacred food that had nourished her people for generations and had nearly vanished. By the year 2000, the project had recovered 1,200 acres. Compared to what had been taken, it was only a sliver. But it was enough for ceremonies to return. Enough for cultural memory to breathe again. Enough to prove that restoration was possible. Then the pipeline fights arrived. When Enbridge moved forward with the Line 3 tar sands pipeline through treaty-protected waters, LaDuke’s long, quiet work turned into open resistance. She helped lead court challenges, took part in direct actions that stopped construction equipment, and stood shoulder to shoulder with Water Protectors in brutal cold. She was arrested more than once and spent time in jail while criminal charges dragged on for years. More than 600 people were arrested during the Line 3 protests. People locked themselves to machinery and forced the country to look. The pipeline was ultimately finished in 2021, but the fight changed the legal and political terrain. Treaty rights were pushed into mainstream debate, and when a Minnesota judge later dismissed charges against LaDuke and other protectors, it helped strengthen a precedent around defending treaty land that still matters in cases today. #archaeohistories

Israel killed two Indonesian UN Peacekeepers by blowing up their vehicle. The Media won't even say who is responsible, never mind call it what it is another blatant Israeli War Crime.

Edward Okuń (Polish, 1872–1945), Mother Mushroom with her children, c. 1900.

This man returned home after a strike by the US and Israel and found that his wife and daughter had been killed. Very disturbing to watch.

@BlankReportCard @DavidWSWSarts The famous “Farewell Symphony”; the walkout is detailed in the introductory text to the symphony. youtube.com/watch?v=RspnLt…

🚨Urgent | Immediate execution order for Palestinian hostages Dr. Hossam Abu Safiya and thousands of Palestinian hostages including women and children are on an approved list for immediate execution. Silence is not an option! Act now to save Palestinian hostages.

Do not pull spring dandelions! They are one of the first sources of food for 🐝’s. 🫶🏼

🔴 Update: the Lebanese Ministry of Health reports that two paramedics were killed and two injured in this Israeli attack which also left 11 other civilians injured. Attacking medical staff and facilities is a war crime.

Is this misogynist actually a member of DSA? Why hasn’t he been kicked out? Aside from using gendered slurs against me he’s now attacking my looks (after I had a baby) in response to a video from a press conference where I talk about a Zionist plot to firebomb me….

#The heroic doctor Hossam Abu Safiya is among the prisoners scheduled for execution 💔

This is Deir Seryan in South Lebanon. A centuries-old village, once full of homes. Now erased. Israel wiped an entire Lebanese village off the map.

Palestinian activist Nerdeen Kiswani and her attorneys speak out on Zionist assassination plot - World Socialist Web Site wsws.org/en/articles/20…

Just give me ten seconds without shelling or airstrikes; only birds.

@cbonneauimages In order for me to write poetry that isn’t political / I must listen to the birds / and in order to hear the birds / the warplanes must be silent. –Marwan Makhoul

Zbrodniarze wojenni Izraela teraz otwarcie i bezwstydnie bombardują firmy farmaceutyczne. Ich intencje są jasne. To, co źle ocenili, to fakt, że nie mają do czynienia z bezbronną palestyńską ludnością cywilną. Nasze potężne siły zbrojne surowo ukarzą agresorów.