More reactions to this decision:
This will not be news to many, I am sure, but there is solid research to cite on it:
Thatâs âaccess deniedâ here which is a pity as Iâd like to read it.
Try this link instead:
Thanks. I went looking for Caribbean newspapers but of course I should have been looking specifically at Suriname and St Maartens.
And yes, sorry is just a word. And people donât have to give the oppressor the absolution he craves so that he can âmove onâ. This is a conversation that everyone in Europe has to join in because the entire continent is enriched by enslavement. Whether that be Ireland as we were part of the British empire and people in Ireland were part of that capital network or Britain (in the bizarre non sequitur in that argument they say it was banned there in 1809 or something which is only partially true and investment and ownership continued much later).
Although so many people treat it otherwise, and steadfastly refuse to even say it.
Itâs a startâŚ
The psychologistâs testimony should encourage Ft. Worth to settle the inevitable wrongful death lawsuit generously with Jeffersonâs family, but no amount of money can balance their loss.
The witnesses for the murderous police officer should feel shame. I donât care how many church concerts you organize, if you murder someone in their home when your duty is to protect them, youâre an evil shit.
Edit: correcting the victimâs name. I am an idiot.
Also⌠same for the Americas, and any state dominated by people of European descent.
His self-ranking from 1 to 10 told me something, and â for me â Jeffersonâs sisterâs comment (âI pity your ignorance,â âYou do not know enough to be ashamed; youâre not self-aware enough to understand your responsibility for this evil act.â) nails it.
Former residents of a formerly Black Seattle neighborhood now known as the Central District are working to document their hometownâs rich Black heritage â and want to provide a blueprint to other cities for preserving hyper-local Black history.
The Seattle Griot Project is named for a West African phrase for a community historian, the ârepository of oral traditionâ through storytelling, poetry and music. In practice, it will be a highly visual platform for recording and indexing local oral histories from everyday people
âRose (was) a survivor of an act of racial terrorism⌠tears streamed down her face Wednesday as she began to remember the pain she watched her mother endure over the years. She was beginning to understand, as everything was falling into place. â
Currently not paywalled.
Shoot, it is now.
Thanks! I donât know why the archive thing never works for me.
That was a great read.