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it is really withering to go from the murder of George Floyd + the uprisings of '20 to the apathy toward Kohen Wiley's murder in '26 - I guess that is the point of white supremacy, to wither our values and what u know is right, what u are willing to fight for, wither it into dust
even tho I am not surprised, I continue to be stunned when I am discriminated against like what just happened to me. The stun is that these troglodytes run companies and have power in this country. U really dont want to walk around on guard, so u put it to the back of ur mind
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MINNESOTA: “I don’t think about myself. The youth are the most innocent. Anything you can do to save them is worth it.” ♥️
Endless stories attack the MN Somali-American community— but Ebro Ahmed🦸🏽♂️saves a bus 🚌 full of kids and stories mostly leave out that he’s Somali-American? 🤔
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.@SenSchumer any comments?
Rep. Ilhan Omar will move out of her Washington, D.C., home that federal agents searched last week, she said Wednesday, noting that attention brought on by the raid has made her feel unsafe there.
Read more: abcnews.link/Ikan9Dk
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Gary Tyler, a quilt artist who spent decades on death row for a crime he didn’t commit, now has his first solo exhibit at the Grand Rapids Art Museum npr.org/2026/10/21/nx-s1-600…
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This is what happens when citizens in Utah County utilize their constitutionally protected right to protest Data Centers.
After showing up at a community meeting to speak out against Data Centers, cops swarmed a young woman, dragged her from the meeting, and slammed her to the ground, leaving her with a concussion. Now residents are demanding that Officer Phil Crawford be fired, arrested, and prosecuted.
So, residents tried to make their voices heard about a decision affecting their own community, and wind up hospitalized as a result.
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NAZA, the new film from Yuval Abraham and Rachel Szor. "One of the most important films of our time." Bilge Ebiri, NY Magazine. Now playing in theaters nationwide. A NEON release.
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On this day in 1835, a white mob angered by abolitionist William Lloyd Garrison's anti-slavery activism dragged him by a rope through the streets of Boston, threatening to kill him.
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Another day of Tom Emmer not being in Minnesota, not in his district, not talking to his constituents, and refusing to debate @ChapinForMN6
Time to Dump Emmer and vote @ChapinForMN6
#DumpEmmer
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A really great read on why it matters: penguinrandomhouse.com/books…
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Ron Latz has not yet commented on the President's racist and authoritarian campaign to strip citizenship from his neighbor and colleague Ilhan Omar, but he has found the time to condemn *her* for being near a podcaster he doesn't like. Glad he's got his priorities straight.
As Democrats, we are right to speak out when Republicans spread hateful rhetoric. We have the same responsibility when it comes from our own side.
Hasan Piker’s record of hateful rhetoric is clear. Senator Omar Fateh and Congresswoman Ilhan Omar should not lend him their platform.
My full statement:
It is interesting how blood-thirsty ghouls use “she/they used their kid as a human shield” to justify the murder of children by authority
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Mississippi has yet to release any support for its claim that a “thorough and impartial” review showed the shooting was “justified.” theintercept.com/2026/10/20/…
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Revisiting this since the killing of 1 y/o Kohen Wiley was ruled to be a justified murder by Mississippi AG Lynn Fitch.
2 weeks ago, @joey_cranney & I found that the police chief in Senatobia, MS routinely used the N-word in private texts — same dept whose officers fatally shot a Black 1 y/o in June. This week, the chief tried to resign but city leaders fired him instead. tinyurl.com/yvwz8a24
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Black unemployment rate in Minnesota has hit double digitis 10.5%. “Being qualified for a job does not always mean having equal access to the opportunity,” Urban League Twin Cities Joi Jones said.
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