Radio Blue Heart is on the air!

thecheshirecass:

black-to-the-bones:

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He was an activist who inspired millions to fight for their rights. He knew what was wrong with our country and risked his life to help his people achieve equality.  In the society where black were treated like animal he did everything possible to change this. His brave soul, his will and courage changed the history of America , changed the people. He made us believe we can win this war. He payed for it with his life. He will always be remembered.

Respecting his memory also means acknowledging that his fight is far from over, black people are facing the same issues that ha birth to the Black Panthers, and that the FBI is basically trying to launch COINTELPRO 2.0 against BLM and other black activists. Hampton should be more than a history lesson, he should be a rallying point.

rarecultcinema:

Killer Crocodile (1989)

scottishwobbly:

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Today’s CLASS WAR Daily

spaghettibastard:

SCARRED KING

LORD OF THE WET

HERD GUARDIAN

TWIN BONECRUSHER QUEENS


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deadnametrading:

deadnametrading:

The Church of England has ruled that an Irish woman, Margaret Keene, buried in 2018 in Coventry, is not allowed have the inscription “In ár gcroíthe go deo” on her grave without a translation. They say it could be mistaken as “political”.

“In ár gcroithe go deo” means “in our hearts forever”

Amazing.

https://www.irishtimes.com/news/ireland/irish-news/church-of-england-rules-irish-inscription-on-grave-stone-must-have-translation-1.4269053

Given the passions and feelings connected with the use of Irish Gaelic there is a sad risk that the phrase would be regarded as some form of slogan or that its inclusion without translation would of itself be seen as a political statement.


That is not appropriate and it follows that the phrase “In ár gcroíthe go deo” must be accompanied by a translation.”

Ah yes, the church of england is so afraid that an Irish woman’s headstone with an Irish inscription might be seen as a political slogan, that they won’t respect her wishes in death.

Irish people wanting to use Irish instead of English remains a political statement.

Also, according to the Irish examiner, they also won’t allow the inclusion of an Irish cross. This is an Irish Catholic woman, born in Ireland, died in England, and the Church of England won’t allow her family to honour her as she wished.

https://www.irishexaminer.com/breakingnews/ireland/church-of-england-says-irish-phrase-on-gravestone-must-have-translation-1003064.html

bedlamcorners:
“ The Witching Hour was a horror anthology series published from March 1969 to October 1978.
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bedlamcorners:

The Witching Hour was a horror anthology series published from March 1969 to October 1978.

sssn-neptune-vasilias:

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I’m allowing myself ONE meme on the subject and it’s gonna be this

egypt-museum:
“ Image of Amun-Re Detail of a wall carving depicts the barque of Amun-Re, Karnak Temple Complex, Luxor.
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egypt-museum:

Image of Amun-Re

Detail of a wall carving depicts the barque of Amun-Re, Karnak Temple Complex, Luxor.

workingclasshistory:
“On this day, 3 June 2019, the Khartoum massacre took place in the capital of Sudan when paramilitaries targeted people protesting against the military government (content note: sexual violence).
A militant movement had begun the...

workingclasshistory:

On this day, 3 June 2019, the Khartoum massacre took place in the capital of Sudan when paramilitaries targeted people protesting against the military government (content note: sexual violence).
A militant movement had begun the previous year demanding action be taken to stop the rapid rise of the cost of living. It evolved to demand the removal of the dictatorship of Omar al-Bashir and the restoration of democracy. In April al-Bashir was deposed in a military coup and replaced with a Transitional Military Council (TMC). But protests continued demanding a civilian-led transitional government.
On June 3, security forces along with paramilitaries in the Rapid Support Forces attacked a sit-in protest in Khartoum, which was demanding the restoration of civilian government. They fired live ammunition and teargas, killing dozens and injuring hundreds, while many others were arrested and dozens raped.
Estimates of those killed range from 30 up to over 100, and doctors claim that around 70 women and men were raped. Women had reportedly constituted a majority of participants in the protests, and a local activist told France 24 that there had been a campaign of sexual harassment of women activists in an attempt to “break the girls”.
In response to the violence, workers responded with a general strike, nearly shutting down rail and air travel, retail and banking until the TMC agreed to release all political prisoners three days later, and resume talks on civilian rule. Demonstrations continued and civilian rule began to be restored, although many women continued to protest at being sidelined in the new institutions.
More information about the massacre, its background and the complicity of Western powers like the European Union here: https://libcom.org/news/sudan-behind-massacre-khartoum-19062019 https://www.facebook.com/workingclasshistory/photos/a.296224173896073/1441763382675474/?type=3