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Gained a lot of followers in the past week, so to be clear: Arm the left, arm Black communities, arm trans+ communities. I own a gun - you don't have to, but you shouldn't dismiss the leftists that do as 'reactionary'. Unspeakable violence is done onto our communities daily and the people who want you dead all have guns.

Read "We Will Shoot Back" by Akinyele Omowale Umoja

Read "This Nonviolent Stuff'll Get You Killed" by Charles E. Cobb Jr.

Read "My People Shall Live" by Leila Khaled

Read "Negroes and the Gun" by Nicholas Johnson

Read "We Refuse" by Kellie Carter Jackson

Read "Good Guys with Guns" by James Pogue

Do literally ANY research on Black community organization in the 60s and the Black Panthers. (Do this regardless of how you feel about guns, if you live in the United States, you have a responsibility to educate yourself on the civil rights movement).

Research the Socialist Rifle Association

Research the Pink Pistols

Research the John Brown Gun Club and Redneck Revolt

Research the Huey P. Newton Gun Club

"...the point of the Second Amendment isn’t that an armed people can necessarily push over the government. It’s just that an armed people can only be pushed so far." (X)

And once more, regardless of how you feel about guns after reading through these recommendations, I highly encourage you to look into local self-defense and deescalation training as well as local community mutual aid groups or even just online peer support groups if you can't find anything local and don't have the ability to build something local. Things in the US will not be getting better for the working class, for Black and brown communities, or for queer people anytime soon under this government.

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"A wonderful afternoon with the Duke and Duchess of Sussex during their trip in Abuja, Nigeria. Happy to share with Meghan, the Duchess the warmth and friendly embrace of Nigerians. At our meeting with leading Nigerian women, ably moderated by the one and only @MoAbudu, she was showered with names - Ifeoma (a beautiful and good person), Omowale (a child has come home) and Edidiong (blessing)."

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We Will Shoot Back: History of Armed Resistance - Republic of New Africa

Watch THE VIDEO FIRST AND ALSO THE BOOK - Get The FACTS

to accompany the video we give you the book - yes you can download it from THE BLACK TRUEBRARY

We Will Shoot Back: History of Armed Resistance - RNA

We Will Shoot Back: History of Armed Resistance - Republic of New Africa

click the title link to download the book for free from THE BLACK TRUEBRARY

In We Will Shoot Back: Armed Resistance in the Mississippi Freedom Movement, Akinyele Omowale Umoja argues that armed resistance was critical to the Southern freedom struggle and the dismantling of segregation and Black disenfranchisement.

Intimidation and fear were central to the system of oppression in most of the Deep South. To overcome the system of segregation, Black people had to overcome fear to present a significant challenge to White domination.

As the civil rights movement developed, armed self-defense and resistance became a significant means by which the descendants of enslaved Africans overturned fear and intimidation and developed different political and social relationships between Black and White Mississippians.

This riveting historical narrative reconstructs the armed resistance of Black activists, their challenge of racist terrorism, and their fight for human rights.

click the title link to download the book for free from THE BLACK TRUEBRARY

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Adut Akech was born in Sudan (in an area that later became part of South Sudan), but was raised in Kakuma, Kenya. Akech was born on Christmas Day, on the way to Kenya. She was 7 years old when she moved from Kenya along with her mother to Adelaide, Australia as South Sudanese refugees seeking asylum. They also had relatives there. Akech has five siblings.

 Akech was known as "Mary", her Christian second name in Adelaide, as Australian teachers found it difficult to pronounce her name.

Be proud of African names, and stop falling into the trap of saying all African names are hard to pronounce. Like European names are easy

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Day 2- The Duchess of Sussex attended the “Women in Leadership” summit in Abuja, Nigeria. (5/11/24)⁣

⁣CNN Senior Editor in Africa, Stephanie Busari (purple dress), and founder of TEDxBrixton attended as well. She also met meghan, and gave her a gift. Here is what she said:⁣

⁣“It was an honour to be part of the Women in Leadership event co-hosted by Meghan, the Duchess of Sussex and the always inspiring Dr Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala. It was expertly moderated by the formidable Mo Abudu. Amazing day with great women who gave our sis Meghan Omowale a huge welcome home.” — Stephanie Busari

Meghan took pictures with the other women in attendance too.

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Welcome to GlamRock! Or shall I say Welcome Back FJ Rockstarr fffs 😘 In 2024 and moving forward its all about connecting, reconnecting with the House of the Rising Sons, Daughters of HIM 🤴👑👸💚🖤❤️🧡 Erase Your Fears!

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Non si può separare la pace dalla libertà perché nessuno può essere in pace senza avere libertà.

Malcolm X, nato Malcolm Little, noto anche con il nome islamico El-Hajj Malik El-Shabazz, e diversi soprannomi come Detroit Red e Omowale (Omaha, 19 maggio 1925 – New York, 21 febbraio 1965)

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Day 2862 Art Fight 15 Ekundayo Omowale, for Yokieet

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Wildchild (feat. Posdnous, Big Daddy Kane & Stacy Epps) - Fatherhood

Wildchild of Lootpack fame dedicates the latest track off his acclaimed Omowale LP to all the fathers out there that play an active role in their children’s lives. With Father’s Day and Juneteenth falling on the same day, the song’s message is particularly momentous to the veteran emcee who’s joined by two living legends—Posdnuos (De La Soul) and Big Daddy Kane—on the funk fueled instrumental produced by Georgia Anne Muldrow.

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"If you are the son of a man who had a wealthy estate and you inherit your father's estate, you have to pay off the debts that your father incurred before he died. The only reason that the present generation of white Americans are in a position of economic strength is because their fathers worked our fathers for over 400 years with no pay. We were sold from plantation to plantation like you sell a horse, or a cow, or a chicken, or a bushel of wheat. All that money is what gives the present generation of American whites the ability to walk around the earth with their chest out like they have some kind of economic ingenuity. Your father isn't here to pay. My father isn't here to collect. But I'm here to collect and you're here to pay."

Omowale Malcolm X