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🔻🍁 mankind be vigilant; we loved you.

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I want to post to bring attention to a fundraiser for 36 year old Falestine. Her baby Yousef born into this ongoing genocide and has known nothing but the sound of bombs in his young ears. gofundme.com/f/help-falesti…
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Yashaswinee Raje Singh
Yashaswinee Raje Singh@ywineethepooh·
have held my tongue despite several objections to the CJP’s messaging+tactics but what in the political cravenness is this? sorry, unelected organisers don’t get to approve the vocabulary of public anger. that’s not how mass movements work. tum kuch bhi kar lo - azaadi.
News Arena India@NewsArenaIndia

“'Bharat Mata ki Jai', 'Inquilab Zindabad', 'Jai Bheem' and 'Dharamendra Pradhan Istifa do' - stick to these four slogans only. If any other slogan is raised shut them down. They are looking to make narrative, we will not tolerate any negative slogans.” - CJP spokesperson Ashutosh Ranka at Jantar Mantar

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Prashant Pundir
Prashant Pundir@kafkasbluebug·
now is the time to bring every struggle into the streets. if you’re protesting, bring placards for the issues that rarely get cameras or headlines too: manipur, bastar and the militarisation of adivasi lands, corporate land grabs and forest rights, ken–betwa displacement, data centres consuming land, water and power, dalit displacement, farmers and workers, political prisoners, state surveillance, india’s deepening ties with israel, anti-muslim and anti-dalit lynchings, kashmir and attacks on dissent. these struggles do not exist in isolation. bring their names. bring their placards. make the invisible struggles visible. because class consciousness must also be intersectional. our struggles cut across class, caste, religion, gender, region and community, and different people experience the might of the state and the bourgeoisie differently.
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ردا@talalasadist·
very relevant again
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Become Unsearchable 🏳️‍🌈
One of the most insidious discursive developments over many years has been the conflation of "non violent protest" with "peaceful protest". I am far from a Gandhian, but Gandhian method of protest was not "peaceful" it was an economic attack against colonial administration, far
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ردا@talalasadist·
you do not need cops on the outside when you have compatible cops on the inside addicted to servility, jingoism, subservience and policing
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ًًneenee ⚢@noonchaand·
always had a problem with the "it's the poor uneducated indians voting for bjp" rhetoric. bjp's biggest voting base comes from the middle and upper middle classes. the "educated" ones. these are the corporate working fathers frothing at the mouth with each whatsapp forward.
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Amina 💌@fawnn404·
one of the strangest habits of western activism is the constant search for a “good coloniser” to validate the colonised. as if liberation only becomes real once someone from the dominant group endorses it.
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W@Simply_Blooom·
Since we’re on a half time, I would like to have your attention. 17 year-old Palestinian footballer, Fadi Hamdallah al-Nassan d!ed on July 18, a week after being shot by Isr*eli occupiers on July 11.
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🕊️@user1011089·
The reality of this is so heartbreaking man. It’s like the world is on one side and Gaza on one side. Seeing them among all the rubble. There are no words sometimes.
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Anubhav Singh
Anubhav Singh@lucifer_damned·
Why do “apolitical protests” like these happen ? Neoliberalism, which shaped middle class morality, took the political out of education. Instead of an having an intrinsic value, education became instrumental to serve global capitalism. This made “politics” a bad word for the MC.
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Asim Ali
Asim Ali@AsimAli6·
Nothing politicizes you like a police lathi on your head. Or on someone's head who looks like you & could well have been you. The govt surely knows that such brutal State response risks further politicizing a frustated generation. It is the response of a govt which feels cornered
Asim Ali@AsimAli6

After elsewhere in subcontinent (Bang/Pak/Nepal/SL) Indian youth also starts to become its own political subject. We saw it in Vijay's victory in TN How does this youth subject thinks/speaks/acts in politics might start to matter & become a site of serious political contestation

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