fuckyeahmarxismleninism:

Today, Aug 21, 1831, was the start of the rebellion led by Nat Turner.  It was the largest revolt by enslaved Africans in United States history. 

Turner and the other participants took action, they did not wait on legislation, policy or elections to challenge their oppressors.

Via Community Movement Builders

weirdlookindog:

The House in Nightmare Park (1973)

kp777:

‘I am not upset. I’m enraged’: Administration asked school librarian to take down banned books display after one parent complained

A school librarian on TikTok claims that her school’s administration asked her to remove a display on banned books at the request of one par

The Daily Dot

soberscientistlife:

READ BANNED BOOKS

sitting-on-me-bum:

Mexico City, Mexico

Mexican salamanders walk on grass during a media presentation of a conservation project to preserve the species in Xochimilco

Photograph: Toya Sarno Jordan/Reuters

classichorrorblog:

Martyrs
Directed by Pascal Laugier (2008)

workingclasshistory:

On this day, 21 August 1981, 140 mostly women workers at the Lee Jeans factory in Greenock, Scotland returned to work after winning a seven-month occupation of the plant against closure, having won their jobs back. https://www.facebook.com/workingclasshistory/photos/a.1819457841572691/2063138490537957/?type=3

patart-illustrations-stuff:

Lycanthrope Art from Stephen Romano’s PROJECT 51 from @EibonPress

https://eibonpress.com/

scribblesforsquares:

Comic Page | Artist Unknown. Badass.