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Democrats — which in Alabama politics, means mostly Black people.

“I will not take it,” a frustrated Coleman told Meadows. “We, as a body, shouldn’t take it. And just because you’re a white woman doesn’t mean you know more than I do as a Black woman.”
LOL
Meadows laughed at Coleman, making Coleman even angrier as lawmakers, white and black, squirmed.
CRT is the mechanism Republican candidates can use to accuse Black people of being the real racists. And it has become an essential tool for Republicans going into the 2022 primaries.

Even in 2022, Black people must live with the fear that there are places where they could be killed before they might explain what it is that they’re doing there. What a lifetime of living with that pressure will do to a person is something England wants his white colleagues in the Legislature to understand.


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The largest Twitter WAR - ARAB SPRING, 2011 - War against Journalists & Bloggers

This report aims to investigate the role of internet activism in the
2011 Egyptian uprisings. It suggests that the significance of internet activism in
Egypt in this period was twofold: first, in its utility as a tool for activists to mobilize,
organize and inspire Egyptians to take to the streets on 25 January 2011; and,
second, in its use as a medium to document events in Egypt beyond the reach of
the authorities. Particular attention is paid to the growth of the ‘We Are All Khaled
Said’
(WAAKS) campaign on Facebook and its capacity to translate online dissent
into the offline world.
The transformation of protesters into citizen journalists through
information and communication technologies, and Twitter in particular, is examined
for its success in challenging the narrative set by Egyptian state media
and in
providing a window into events for the outside world.
Keywords activism, Egypt, Facebook, internet, revolution, Twitter

The article by prominent blogger Hussein Ghrer
is a sober examination of the role of
social media during the uprising in Syria. It highlights the importance of cultural, social
and political factors that affect how and why people use internet tools. It contrasts the
use of social media in Syria with social media use in Tunisia and Egypt, reminding us
again of the importance of context. Unfortunately Ghrer was arrested on 16 February
2012, two days after submitting his first draft to WPCC. [because it proved government & media was lying about their murder then coverup of Khalid]
Online journalist, and friend of
Ghrer, Maurice Aaek, comments on the article a year later, in February 2013.


Lawsuit: Twitter helped Saudi Arabia crack down on dissent

uStraight Arrow News
Sep 06 2023
 
@bytesintruth
"At Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Florida White lives don't matter And it's always 10+ against 1 Now, do you understand why we move away? Far away~"


BLACK BLACKITY PACK OF NIGGERS
 
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LULZ, they're figuring it out. Throw out a hint here, a hint there, here a hint there a hint, everywhere a hint hint.

FYI, the tweet is on X, but it disappears in this post for an unknown reason.




Richard Hanania

@RichardHanania
The world's richest Haitian. "Haiti's only billionaire. He was sanctioned by the Government of Canada for his involvement in arms trafficking and human rights violations in Haiti. Bigio is also the de facto leader of Haiti's Jewish community and an honorary consul to Israel."

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S. Cohen, Dealer in Slaves, about the sale of JANE for $4,300, someone named Jacob Davis purchased Jane for $4,300.00 for Solomon Cohen more than 50 years after it became illegal.


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@LAPD youtube channel was removed from the platform for violent content, the following black attack caught on surveillance video, still up on X. It was posted in hopes of finding the identities of suspects.
LAPD's youtube channel was later reinstated but without the video, youtube refused to allow the upload.

THE VICTIM APPEARS TO BE WHITE.

https://www.lapdonline.org/newsroom/brutal-assault-caught-on-video-nr23725rc-dm/
LAPD REPORT
Venice: Detectives from the Los Angeles Police Department’s Pacific Area are asking for the public’s help in providing any information that would lead to the identification and arrest of two suspects involved in a brutal assault.

On September 28, 2023, around 2 a.m., a male victim came upon two male suspects who were walking their bicycles near the intersection of Speedway and Market Street. An argument ensued between the victim and both suspects. The argument led to a violent confrontation. The first suspect swung a pair of bolt cutters at the victim and the victim deflected the blow. The suspect repeatedly punched the victim who was knocked to the ground. As the victim lay on the ground, the suspect kicked the victim in the head. The suspect picked up his bolt cutters, bicycle and began to walk away.

The victim stood up and a second confrontation occurred. The suspect again armed himself with the bolt cutters and chased after the victim. The suspect swung the bolt cutters and struck the victim on the back of his head. The victim lost consciousness. Both suspects fled north on Speedway on their bicycles.

The Los Angeles Fire Department paramedics transported the victim to a local hospital where he was treated for significant injuries to his head.

The first suspect is described as a male Black with black hair and a black beard. He was wearing a black sweater, black pants and black and gray tennis shoes.

The second suspect is described as a male Black with glasses. He was wearing a gold long sleeve dress shirt black pants and black over gray tennis shoes.
 
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