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Suzanne Kay
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Suzanne Kay
@SuzanneKay19
Writer, filmmaker, mother, how do we get people to talk about #race #blackwomen #feminism #daughters of the movement #binders
New York, USA Katılım Haziran 2019
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@UN_Women My mother Diahann Carroll, of course! Black American woman Pioneer!
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If Senate Republicans fail to convict Donald Trump, it won't be because the facts were with him or his lawyers mounted a competent defense. It will be because the jury includes his co-conspirators.
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I appreciated when people say that they are going to “use their privilege” for good. BUT, my goal is to ELIMINATE your privilege. White privilege and black oppression act like a seesaw: the only reason you’re up is because I’m down.
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A man whose entire life was built on a rich blend of daddy’s money and financial fraud accuses me, daughter of a house cleaner who won multiple elections to Congress by the age of 30, of not having talent. 🤣
You can tell from his delivery that even HE doesn’t believe it. 😂
Acyn@Acyn
Trump: AOC, a young woman not talented in many ways
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A message for all the White people out there saying you’re allies…
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Wal-Mart worker Just Asia talks about how the Bernie campaign has helped to understand poor whites and how to organize around common ground on issues of class with them.
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"It's frustrating. They always say listen to black women" says 30-year old WalMart worker & Bernie supporter Just Asia.
"And then its like don't listen to those black women. Listen to the ones we want you to listen not the ones that actually gotta to work at 3 in the morning".
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Caller from Texas wins the internet.
He just took down Jeannine Porto, Fox News, Trump and every racist in the Republican Party in just one minute.
#FridayVibes
#Resist
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As reported in the NY Times, Kehinde Wiley said this during unveiling of this statue “Today we say yes to something that looks like us. We say yes to inclusivity. We say yes to broader notions of what it means to be an American.” 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
Photo credit Rachel Papo of the NYT
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Stacey Abrams will not be running for president in 2020 — instead, she’s launching an initiative to better protect voters in key states ahead of the election. huffp.st/Z4jKTRG
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Lastly, if you voted for Trump, don’t tell me. Even if you now regret it, DON’T tell me. Some things you just have to take to the grave. That’s a secret shame. Because if I come to know it, I’m not sure I’ll ever get over it.
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ONE.
JUST ONE.
I'd like to see ONE Republican lawmaker step up and condemn white supremacist terrorism.
Just ONE.
#DomesticTerrorism #ElPasoShooting
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@_ItsMissBre @Melamamii An older black woman gives you reassurance out the blue will make your whole day turn around and make you cry tears of relief in the bathroom. I’m so glad the most high blessed the world with black women, even though it doesn’t deserve them.
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An older black lady at my job that I’m cool with noticed my shoes were untied. She reached down and tied them. The she gave me a hug and kiss and said it’s ok baby. Trouble isn’t forever.
Now I’m crying. She has no idea what’s going on with me.
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@stareenite Painfully true. And if we don’t realize, we pass it forward.
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“I think the mother-daughter relationships are absolutely affected by the fact that we live in a patriarchal society. Many women do not realize—I think this is true for a huge generation of women—they don’t realize that we have internalized the misogyny.”
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This is a wealthy celebrity who abused women, walked away with millions & saw zero jail time discussing his lack of privilege.
Bill O'Reilly@BillOReilly
Enjoying my time in Ireland. Visited County Cavan where my ancestors were evicted from their land in 1845. That forced them to come to America legally so they wouldn’t starve. Pardon me if I reject the “white privilege” scenario if applied to my family.
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