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humanity is not afforded to black people. that isn't adhering to white supremacy ideology; it is just our reality.
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I mean on some level people don’t think Black ppl are worth caring for
Bc the tone is “he can’t help it!”
I accept that he can’t help it, I don’t accept that nothing can be done to mitigate the violence or that because it’s involuntary it’s not violence at all
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Incitement to kill a UN official
Israel Foreign Ministry@IsraelMFA
Francesca Albanese is a Hamas mouthpiece. She must be dismissed.
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A beautiful moment in the Socialist Republic of New York
More Perfect Union@MorePerfectUS
This guy gets it.
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everybody a cinephile til u bring up black cinema
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the connection between the minimization of violence of the n-slur and white people as the “victim” of inconvenience (whether that be homeless people, loud music on the subway, or black people voicing about harm)
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@PattesSouris And how thinking about speech clinically (intentionalist) at the expense of socially (structuralist) isn’t necessary. We can’t attend to how harm landed on those Black folks being called, or how an individual’s symptom is not their alone, without denaturalizing the utterance
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@PattesSouris Don’t apologize! I feel thought “with” 💗 My understanding is that coprolalila reaches for what the person finds most unspeakable. I am encouraging us to think about the gentleman’s tic as revealing something about the social mind as opposed to (only) his.
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white dude w/ Tourette’s who screamed the N word can’t be faulted for failing to control his associations/verbalization. And, his speech implicates this World, of which he is a part. And, this World is a problem for Black peoples. He’s an easy target. And, no language is neutral
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just a deeply racist and evil institution bc why would you cut this
Pop Base@PopBase
The BBC removed part of Akinola Davies Jr.’s winning speech at last night’s #BAFTAs: “Archive your loved ones. Archive your stories yesterday, today, and forever. For Nigeria, for London, the Congo, Sudan, free Palestine.” (deadline.com/2026/02/bbc-cu…)
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@Feldfrog I think intent & impact are impossible to disentangle when talking about anti-blackness. Intent is not the prerequisite for racist language to do what it was intended to do. This is not the fault of John Davidson, but we do not have to cleave them apart to defend him.
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white dude w/ Tourette’s who screamed the N word can’t be faulted for failing to control his associations/verbalization. And, his speech implicates this World, of which he is a part. And, this World is a problem for Black peoples. He’s an easy target. And, no language is neutral
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My goddamn point is that Tourette's isn't racist. Saying the N word as a Tourette's tic is completely devoid of racial meaning. It's literally just a neurological spasm that makes you say a taboo word. That's it. It can triggered by context, but it's not meant with racist intent.
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lmfao only a white man could attempt to kumbuya racism away like this
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final thought, michel büch’s “whiteface: improv comedy & anti-blackness”
N* “encapsulates white subjectivity in the entirety of its historical legacy… [it] is the ultimate pathway for reasserting [one’s subjective existence]… even the act of imagining the word functions as…”
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There are things that can be called the N word & there are people who can call it. 2 sides (“shush he didn’t MEAN it) + (“WTF muzzle that guy”), same coin: a deep denial of the anti-black unconscious. brains are real. and, there is no equal right to free speech or free thought.
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