
On the decolonial+spiritual path to liberation. Former Policy @Google @YouTube / @Stanford alum / Co-host @TheKpopcast
Oakland, CA
Joined March 2009
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Stephanie Parker retweeted
Count myself blessed to get tickets through @sparker2’s mom. See you there. 💁🏻♂️
Stephanie Parker retweeted
"The oppressor makes his violence part of the functioning society. But the violence of the oppressed becomes disruptive... because it is disruptive it's easy to recognize, and therefore it becomes the target of all those who in fact do not want to change the society" - Kwame Ture
Stephanie Parker retweeted
Let’s never forget that Frantz Fanon's dissertation was rejected, which was later published as Black Skin, White Masks. Academia has always tried to push out those who question its colonial, capitalist, racist, and heteropatriarchal foundations.
Stephanie Parker retweeted
When retail giants like Target come into neighborhoods and end up pushing out mom and pop stores it’s like “oh, well. That’s capitalism.” But when a Target or Amazon Go closes, all of a sudden it’s a societal problem that we should all be alarmed about.
BREAKING: Target is closing nine stores across four states, including two in Seattle, citing theft and crime threatening workers and shoppers. komonews.com/news/local/targ…
Stephanie Parker retweeted
This is a shit take. Literally all my college students can write an essay about why you are wrong. Highly recommend reading Gloria Anzaldúa’s “How to Tame a Wild Tongue.”
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Stephanie Parker retweeted
If you havent seen it.
Walgreens lied.
Walgreens exec admits it may have overblown threat of retail theft
sfchronicle.com/sf/article/R… via @sfchronicle
Saying the quiet part out loud here.. The whole point of capitalism (feudalism, imperialism, colonialism etc)...
This story is sooooo common and validating for anyone brought in to do community work or "make change" in an organization.
















