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Patrisse Cullors Instagram - “Don’t forget to include Sudan, DR Congo and Tigray in your Advocacy. 🖤 “Love takes off the masks that we fear we cannot live without and know we cannot live within. I use the word ‘love’ here not merely in the personal sense but as a state of being, or a state of grace—not in the infantile American sense of being made happy but in the tough and universal sense of quest and daring and growth.” - James Baldwin, The Fire Next Time” Stay Informed: @sudan.updates @sdn.world @forsudaneseliberation @standwithtigray @omnatigray @peaceintigray @focuscongo @congofriends @thefutureofcongo @iheartafricadotorg Also @red_maat has really been holding it down for Sudan, Congo and Tigray. Check their page for tons of info and resources. Appreciate you!🖤” Thank you @devthepineapple #blm #keepeyesonsudan #genocost #freetigray #solidarity #panafrican #onelove #africa #trending #viral
Patrisse Cullors Instagram - “Don’t forget to include Sudan, DR Congo and Tigray in your Advocacy. 🖤 “Love takes off the masks that we fear we cannot live without and know we cannot live within. I use the word ‘love’ here not merely in the personal sense but as a state of being, or a state of grace—not in the infantile American sense of being made happy but in the tough and universal sense of quest and daring and growth.” - James Baldwin, The Fire Next Time” Stay Informed: @sudan.updates @sdn.world @forsudaneseliberation @standwithtigray @omnatigray @peaceintigray @focuscongo @congofriends @thefutureofcongo @iheartafricadotorg Also @red_maat has really been holding it down for Sudan, Congo and Tigray. Check their page for tons of info and resources. Appreciate you!🖤” Thank you @devthepineapple #blm #keepeyesonsudan #genocost #freetigray #solidarity #panafrican #onelove #africa #trending #viral
Patrisse Cullors Instagram - “Don’t forget to include Sudan, DR Congo and Tigray in your Advocacy. 🖤 “Love takes off the masks that we fear we cannot live without and know we cannot live within. I use the word ‘love’ here not merely in the personal sense but as a state of being, or a state of grace—not in the infantile American sense of being made happy but in the tough and universal sense of quest and daring and growth.” - James Baldwin, The Fire Next Time” Stay Informed: @sudan.updates @sdn.world @forsudaneseliberation @standwithtigray @omnatigray @peaceintigray @focuscongo @congofriends @thefutureofcongo @iheartafricadotorg Also @red_maat has really been holding it down for Sudan, Congo and Tigray. Check their page for tons of info and resources. Appreciate you!🖤” Thank you @devthepineapple #blm #keepeyesonsudan #genocost #freetigray #solidarity #panafrican #onelove #africa #trending #viral
Patrisse Cullors Instagram - “Don’t forget to include Sudan, DR Congo and Tigray in your Advocacy. 🖤 “Love takes off the masks that we fear we cannot live without and know we cannot live within. I use the word ‘love’ here not merely in the personal sense but as a state of being, or a state of grace—not in the infantile American sense of being made happy but in the tough and universal sense of quest and daring and growth.” - James Baldwin, The Fire Next Time” Stay Informed: @sudan.updates @sdn.world @forsudaneseliberation @standwithtigray @omnatigray @peaceintigray @focuscongo @congofriends @thefutureofcongo @iheartafricadotorg Also @red_maat has really been holding it down for Sudan, Congo and Tigray. Check their page for tons of info and resources. Appreciate you!🖤” Thank you @devthepineapple #blm #keepeyesonsudan #genocost #freetigray #solidarity #panafrican #onelove #africa #trending #viral
Patrisse Cullors Instagram - “Don’t forget to include Sudan, DR Congo and Tigray in your Advocacy. 🖤 “Love takes off the masks that we fear we cannot live without and know we cannot live within. I use the word ‘love’ here not merely in the personal sense but as a state of being, or a state of grace—not in the infantile American sense of being made happy but in the tough and universal sense of quest and daring and growth.” - James Baldwin, The Fire Next Time” Stay Informed: @sudan.updates @sdn.world @forsudaneseliberation @standwithtigray @omnatigray @peaceintigray @focuscongo @congofriends @thefutureofcongo @iheartafricadotorg Also @red_maat has really been holding it down for Sudan, Congo and Tigray. Check their page for tons of info and resources. Appreciate you!🖤” Thank you @devthepineapple #blm #keepeyesonsudan #genocost #freetigray #solidarity #panafrican #onelove #africa #trending #viral
Patrisse Cullors Instagram - “Don’t forget to include Sudan, DR Congo and Tigray in your Advocacy. 🖤 “Love takes off the masks that we fear we cannot live without and know we cannot live within. I use the word ‘love’ here not merely in the personal sense but as a state of being, or a state of grace—not in the infantile American sense of being made happy but in the tough and universal sense of quest and daring and growth.” - James Baldwin, The Fire Next Time” Stay Informed: @sudan.updates @sdn.world @forsudaneseliberation @standwithtigray @omnatigray @peaceintigray @focuscongo @congofriends @thefutureofcongo @iheartafricadotorg Also @red_maat has really been holding it down for Sudan, Congo and Tigray. Check their page for tons of info and resources. Appreciate you!🖤” Thank you @devthepineapple #blm #keepeyesonsudan #genocost #freetigray #solidarity #panafrican #onelove #africa #trending #viral
Patrisse Cullors Instagram - “Don’t forget to include Sudan, DR Congo and Tigray in your Advocacy. 🖤 “Love takes off the masks that we fear we cannot live without and know we cannot live within. I use the word ‘love’ here not merely in the personal sense but as a state of being, or a state of grace—not in the infantile American sense of being made happy but in the tough and universal sense of quest and daring and growth.” - James Baldwin, The Fire Next Time” Stay Informed: @sudan.updates @sdn.world @forsudaneseliberation @standwithtigray @omnatigray @peaceintigray @focuscongo @congofriends @thefutureofcongo @iheartafricadotorg Also @red_maat has really been holding it down for Sudan, Congo and Tigray. Check their page for tons of info and resources. Appreciate you!🖤” Thank you @devthepineapple #blm #keepeyesonsudan #genocost #freetigray #solidarity #panafrican #onelove #africa #trending #viral
Patrisse Cullors Instagram - “Don’t forget to include Sudan, DR Congo and Tigray in your Advocacy. 🖤 “Love takes off the masks that we fear we cannot live without and know we cannot live within. I use the word ‘love’ here not merely in the personal sense but as a state of being, or a state of grace—not in the infantile American sense of being made happy but in the tough and universal sense of quest and daring and growth.” - James Baldwin, The Fire Next Time” Stay Informed: @sudan.updates @sdn.world @forsudaneseliberation @standwithtigray @omnatigray @peaceintigray @focuscongo @congofriends @thefutureofcongo @iheartafricadotorg Also @red_maat has really been holding it down for Sudan, Congo and Tigray. Check their page for tons of info and resources. Appreciate you!🖤” Thank you @devthepineapple #blm #keepeyesonsudan #genocost #freetigray #solidarity #panafrican #onelove #africa #trending #viral
Patrisse Cullors Instagram - This is my cousin Keenan Anderson. He was killed by LAPD in Venice on January 3rd, 2023. My cousin was an educator and worked with high school aged children. He was an English teacher. LAPD has killed three people this year. One of them is my family member. Keenan deserves to be alive right now, his child deserves to be raised by his father. Keenan we will fight for you and for all of our loved ones impacted by state violence. I love you. #JusticeForKeenan #BlackLivesMatter
Patrisse Cullors Instagram - This is my cousin Keenan Anderson. He was killed by LAPD in Venice on January 3rd, 2023. My cousin was an educator and worked with high school aged children. He was an English teacher. LAPD has killed three people this year. One of them is my family member. Keenan deserves to be alive right now, his child deserves to be raised by his father. Keenan we will fight for you and for all of our loved ones impacted by state violence. I love you. #JusticeForKeenan #BlackLivesMatter
Patrisse Cullors Instagram - Phew this took a bit to get through but truly hoping it opens up some healthy dialogues as well as setting us up to do the internal work of challenges ourselves. I wrote this with two things in mind: 1- I’ve seen this #quote used over and over again, usually watered down and seldomly investigated. 2- #thematrix, specifically towards the end of the second movie when Neo finds out that the uprising is actually built into the system. Well it’s just like that, protest and other forms of activism that work within the system are just like that. We continue to replay the cycle expecting something new without pause long enough or fully committing to a world beyond this system. It’s a scary thought for many of us and won’t come with ease. But to break free of the cycle what are you willing to risk? ⁉️Here’s some more questions for reflection⁉️ ✨What does dismantling oppression mean to you? ✨ What do you envision when you think of a world outside of colonialism, capitalism, and imperialism? ✨ How would we go from where we are today to where we would like to be? ✨ How genuinely committed to that aim? What are your internal and external barriers? ✨ What were your ancestral ways of being before colonialism invaded and disrupted your culture? ✨ What is the revolution? What does it look like when it’s realized? We must not only know to fight against what is wrong but also have the foresight to recognize what it is we are aiming to build up to. Asè ✊🏽Don’t forget to f da a1go by: 🔁 Share this post (very important) 👩🏽‍💻Comment on this post (5 words not emojis) ♥️ Like this post 💾Save 👀 Follow 💸 Contribute to the requests. — ‎✨ثورة✨ (thawra/revolution) #sudan #darfur #tigray #congo #southafrica #yemen #السودان #indigenous #blm #haiti #indigenous #encampment #biden #🍉 #transformation #audrelorde #instaquotes #metgala #instalike #kimk #kyliejenner #taylorswift #tyla #landback #ancestors #sundayfunday #mothersday
Patrisse Cullors Instagram - Phew this took a bit to get through but truly hoping it opens up some healthy dialogues as well as setting us up to do the internal work of challenges ourselves. I wrote this with two things in mind: 1- I’ve seen this #quote used over and over again, usually watered down and seldomly investigated. 2- #thematrix, specifically towards the end of the second movie when Neo finds out that the uprising is actually built into the system. Well it’s just like that, protest and other forms of activism that work within the system are just like that. We continue to replay the cycle expecting something new without pause long enough or fully committing to a world beyond this system. It’s a scary thought for many of us and won’t come with ease. But to break free of the cycle what are you willing to risk? ⁉️Here’s some more questions for reflection⁉️ ✨What does dismantling oppression mean to you? ✨ What do you envision when you think of a world outside of colonialism, capitalism, and imperialism? ✨ How would we go from where we are today to where we would like to be? ✨ How genuinely committed to that aim? What are your internal and external barriers? ✨ What were your ancestral ways of being before colonialism invaded and disrupted your culture? ✨ What is the revolution? What does it look like when it’s realized? We must not only know to fight against what is wrong but also have the foresight to recognize what it is we are aiming to build up to. Asè ✊🏽Don’t forget to f da a1go by: 🔁 Share this post (very important) 👩🏽‍💻Comment on this post (5 words not emojis) ♥️ Like this post 💾Save 👀 Follow 💸 Contribute to the requests. — ‎✨ثورة✨ (thawra/revolution) #sudan #darfur #tigray #congo #southafrica #yemen #السودان #indigenous #blm #haiti #indigenous #encampment #biden #🍉 #transformation #audrelorde #instaquotes #metgala #instalike #kimk #kyliejenner #taylorswift #tyla #landback #ancestors #sundayfunday #mothersday
Patrisse Cullors Instagram - Phew this took a bit to get through but truly hoping it opens up some healthy dialogues as well as setting us up to do the internal work of challenges ourselves. I wrote this with two things in mind: 1- I’ve seen this #quote used over and over again, usually watered down and seldomly investigated. 2- #thematrix, specifically towards the end of the second movie when Neo finds out that the uprising is actually built into the system. Well it’s just like that, protest and other forms of activism that work within the system are just like that. We continue to replay the cycle expecting something new without pause long enough or fully committing to a world beyond this system. It’s a scary thought for many of us and won’t come with ease. But to break free of the cycle what are you willing to risk? ⁉️Here’s some more questions for reflection⁉️ ✨What does dismantling oppression mean to you? ✨ What do you envision when you think of a world outside of colonialism, capitalism, and imperialism? ✨ How would we go from where we are today to where we would like to be? ✨ How genuinely committed to that aim? What are your internal and external barriers? ✨ What were your ancestral ways of being before colonialism invaded and disrupted your culture? ✨ What is the revolution? What does it look like when it’s realized? We must not only know to fight against what is wrong but also have the foresight to recognize what it is we are aiming to build up to. Asè ✊🏽Don’t forget to f da a1go by: 🔁 Share this post (very important) 👩🏽‍💻Comment on this post (5 words not emojis) ♥️ Like this post 💾Save 👀 Follow 💸 Contribute to the requests. — ‎✨ثورة✨ (thawra/revolution) #sudan #darfur #tigray #congo #southafrica #yemen #السودان #indigenous #blm #haiti #indigenous #encampment #biden #🍉 #transformation #audrelorde #instaquotes #metgala #instalike #kimk #kyliejenner #taylorswift #tyla #landback #ancestors #sundayfunday #mothersday
Patrisse Cullors Instagram - Phew this took a bit to get through but truly hoping it opens up some healthy dialogues as well as setting us up to do the internal work of challenges ourselves. I wrote this with two things in mind: 1- I’ve seen this #quote used over and over again, usually watered down and seldomly investigated. 2- #thematrix, specifically towards the end of the second movie when Neo finds out that the uprising is actually built into the system. Well it’s just like that, protest and other forms of activism that work within the system are just like that. We continue to replay the cycle expecting something new without pause long enough or fully committing to a world beyond this system. It’s a scary thought for many of us and won’t come with ease. But to break free of the cycle what are you willing to risk? ⁉️Here’s some more questions for reflection⁉️ ✨What does dismantling oppression mean to you? ✨ What do you envision when you think of a world outside of colonialism, capitalism, and imperialism? ✨ How would we go from where we are today to where we would like to be? ✨ How genuinely committed to that aim? What are your internal and external barriers? ✨ What were your ancestral ways of being before colonialism invaded and disrupted your culture? ✨ What is the revolution? What does it look like when it’s realized? We must not only know to fight against what is wrong but also have the foresight to recognize what it is we are aiming to build up to. Asè ✊🏽Don’t forget to f da a1go by: 🔁 Share this post (very important) 👩🏽‍💻Comment on this post (5 words not emojis) ♥️ Like this post 💾Save 👀 Follow 💸 Contribute to the requests. — ‎✨ثورة✨ (thawra/revolution) #sudan #darfur #tigray #congo #southafrica #yemen #السودان #indigenous #blm #haiti #indigenous #encampment #biden #🍉 #transformation #audrelorde #instaquotes #metgala #instalike #kimk #kyliejenner #taylorswift #tyla #landback #ancestors #sundayfunday #mothersday
Patrisse Cullors Instagram - Phew this took a bit to get through but truly hoping it opens up some healthy dialogues as well as setting us up to do the internal work of challenges ourselves. I wrote this with two things in mind: 1- I’ve seen this #quote used over and over again, usually watered down and seldomly investigated. 2- #thematrix, specifically towards the end of the second movie when Neo finds out that the uprising is actually built into the system. Well it’s just like that, protest and other forms of activism that work within the system are just like that. We continue to replay the cycle expecting something new without pause long enough or fully committing to a world beyond this system. It’s a scary thought for many of us and won’t come with ease. But to break free of the cycle what are you willing to risk? ⁉️Here’s some more questions for reflection⁉️ ✨What does dismantling oppression mean to you? ✨ What do you envision when you think of a world outside of colonialism, capitalism, and imperialism? ✨ How would we go from where we are today to where we would like to be? ✨ How genuinely committed to that aim? What are your internal and external barriers? ✨ What were your ancestral ways of being before colonialism invaded and disrupted your culture? ✨ What is the revolution? What does it look like when it’s realized? We must not only know to fight against what is wrong but also have the foresight to recognize what it is we are aiming to build up to. Asè ✊🏽Don’t forget to f da a1go by: 🔁 Share this post (very important) 👩🏽‍💻Comment on this post (5 words not emojis) ♥️ Like this post 💾Save 👀 Follow 💸 Contribute to the requests. — ‎✨ثورة✨ (thawra/revolution) #sudan #darfur #tigray #congo #southafrica #yemen #السودان #indigenous #blm #haiti #indigenous #encampment #biden #🍉 #transformation #audrelorde #instaquotes #metgala #instalike #kimk #kyliejenner #taylorswift #tyla #landback #ancestors #sundayfunday #mothersday
Patrisse Cullors Instagram - Phew this took a bit to get through but truly hoping it opens up some healthy dialogues as well as setting us up to do the internal work of challenges ourselves. I wrote this with two things in mind: 1- I’ve seen this #quote used over and over again, usually watered down and seldomly investigated. 2- #thematrix, specifically towards the end of the second movie when Neo finds out that the uprising is actually built into the system. Well it’s just like that, protest and other forms of activism that work within the system are just like that. We continue to replay the cycle expecting something new without pause long enough or fully committing to a world beyond this system. It’s a scary thought for many of us and won’t come with ease. But to break free of the cycle what are you willing to risk? ⁉️Here’s some more questions for reflection⁉️ ✨What does dismantling oppression mean to you? ✨ What do you envision when you think of a world outside of colonialism, capitalism, and imperialism? ✨ How would we go from where we are today to where we would like to be? ✨ How genuinely committed to that aim? What are your internal and external barriers? ✨ What were your ancestral ways of being before colonialism invaded and disrupted your culture? ✨ What is the revolution? What does it look like when it’s realized? We must not only know to fight against what is wrong but also have the foresight to recognize what it is we are aiming to build up to. Asè ✊🏽Don’t forget to f da a1go by: 🔁 Share this post (very important) 👩🏽‍💻Comment on this post (5 words not emojis) ♥️ Like this post 💾Save 👀 Follow 💸 Contribute to the requests. — ‎✨ثورة✨ (thawra/revolution) #sudan #darfur #tigray #congo #southafrica #yemen #السودان #indigenous #blm #haiti #indigenous #encampment #biden #🍉 #transformation #audrelorde #instaquotes #metgala #instalike #kimk #kyliejenner #taylorswift #tyla #landback #ancestors #sundayfunday #mothersday
Patrisse Cullors Instagram - Phew this took a bit to get through but truly hoping it opens up some healthy dialogues as well as setting us up to do the internal work of challenges ourselves. I wrote this with two things in mind: 1- I’ve seen this #quote used over and over again, usually watered down and seldomly investigated. 2- #thematrix, specifically towards the end of the second movie when Neo finds out that the uprising is actually built into the system. Well it’s just like that, protest and other forms of activism that work within the system are just like that. We continue to replay the cycle expecting something new without pause long enough or fully committing to a world beyond this system. It’s a scary thought for many of us and won’t come with ease. But to break free of the cycle what are you willing to risk? ⁉️Here’s some more questions for reflection⁉️ ✨What does dismantling oppression mean to you? ✨ What do you envision when you think of a world outside of colonialism, capitalism, and imperialism? ✨ How would we go from where we are today to where we would like to be? ✨ How genuinely committed to that aim? What are your internal and external barriers? ✨ What were your ancestral ways of being before colonialism invaded and disrupted your culture? ✨ What is the revolution? What does it look like when it’s realized? We must not only know to fight against what is wrong but also have the foresight to recognize what it is we are aiming to build up to. Asè ✊🏽Don’t forget to f da a1go by: 🔁 Share this post (very important) 👩🏽‍💻Comment on this post (5 words not emojis) ♥️ Like this post 💾Save 👀 Follow 💸 Contribute to the requests. — ‎✨ثورة✨ (thawra/revolution) #sudan #darfur #tigray #congo #southafrica #yemen #السودان #indigenous #blm #haiti #indigenous #encampment #biden #🍉 #transformation #audrelorde #instaquotes #metgala #instalike #kimk #kyliejenner #taylorswift #tyla #landback #ancestors #sundayfunday #mothersday
Patrisse Cullors Instagram - Phew this took a bit to get through but truly hoping it opens up some healthy dialogues as well as setting us up to do the internal work of challenges ourselves. I wrote this with two things in mind: 1- I’ve seen this #quote used over and over again, usually watered down and seldomly investigated. 2- #thematrix, specifically towards the end of the second movie when Neo finds out that the uprising is actually built into the system. Well it’s just like that, protest and other forms of activism that work within the system are just like that. We continue to replay the cycle expecting something new without pause long enough or fully committing to a world beyond this system. It’s a scary thought for many of us and won’t come with ease. But to break free of the cycle what are you willing to risk? ⁉️Here’s some more questions for reflection⁉️ ✨What does dismantling oppression mean to you? ✨ What do you envision when you think of a world outside of colonialism, capitalism, and imperialism? ✨ How would we go from where we are today to where we would like to be? ✨ How genuinely committed to that aim? What are your internal and external barriers? ✨ What were your ancestral ways of being before colonialism invaded and disrupted your culture? ✨ What is the revolution? What does it look like when it’s realized? We must not only know to fight against what is wrong but also have the foresight to recognize what it is we are aiming to build up to. Asè ✊🏽Don’t forget to f da a1go by: 🔁 Share this post (very important) 👩🏽‍💻Comment on this post (5 words not emojis) ♥️ Like this post 💾Save 👀 Follow 💸 Contribute to the requests. — ‎✨ثورة✨ (thawra/revolution) #sudan #darfur #tigray #congo #southafrica #yemen #السودان #indigenous #blm #haiti #indigenous #encampment #biden #🍉 #transformation #audrelorde #instaquotes #metgala #instalike #kimk #kyliejenner #taylorswift #tyla #landback #ancestors #sundayfunday #mothersday
Patrisse Cullors Instagram - Phew this took a bit to get through but truly hoping it opens up some healthy dialogues as well as setting us up to do the internal work of challenges ourselves. I wrote this with two things in mind: 1- I’ve seen this #quote used over and over again, usually watered down and seldomly investigated. 2- #thematrix, specifically towards the end of the second movie when Neo finds out that the uprising is actually built into the system. Well it’s just like that, protest and other forms of activism that work within the system are just like that. We continue to replay the cycle expecting something new without pause long enough or fully committing to a world beyond this system. It’s a scary thought for many of us and won’t come with ease. But to break free of the cycle what are you willing to risk? ⁉️Here’s some more questions for reflection⁉️ ✨What does dismantling oppression mean to you? ✨ What do you envision when you think of a world outside of colonialism, capitalism, and imperialism? ✨ How would we go from where we are today to where we would like to be? ✨ How genuinely committed to that aim? What are your internal and external barriers? ✨ What were your ancestral ways of being before colonialism invaded and disrupted your culture? ✨ What is the revolution? What does it look like when it’s realized? We must not only know to fight against what is wrong but also have the foresight to recognize what it is we are aiming to build up to. Asè ✊🏽Don’t forget to f da a1go by: 🔁 Share this post (very important) 👩🏽‍💻Comment on this post (5 words not emojis) ♥️ Like this post 💾Save 👀 Follow 💸 Contribute to the requests. — ‎✨ثورة✨ (thawra/revolution) #sudan #darfur #tigray #congo #southafrica #yemen #السودان #indigenous #blm #haiti #indigenous #encampment #biden #🍉 #transformation #audrelorde #instaquotes #metgala #instalike #kimk #kyliejenner #taylorswift #tyla #landback #ancestors #sundayfunday #mothersday
Patrisse Cullors Instagram - Phew this took a bit to get through but truly hoping it opens up some healthy dialogues as well as setting us up to do the internal work of challenges ourselves. I wrote this with two things in mind: 1- I’ve seen this #quote used over and over again, usually watered down and seldomly investigated. 2- #thematrix, specifically towards the end of the second movie when Neo finds out that the uprising is actually built into the system. Well it’s just like that, protest and other forms of activism that work within the system are just like that. We continue to replay the cycle expecting something new without pause long enough or fully committing to a world beyond this system. It’s a scary thought for many of us and won’t come with ease. But to break free of the cycle what are you willing to risk? ⁉️Here’s some more questions for reflection⁉️ ✨What does dismantling oppression mean to you? ✨ What do you envision when you think of a world outside of colonialism, capitalism, and imperialism? ✨ How would we go from where we are today to where we would like to be? ✨ How genuinely committed to that aim? What are your internal and external barriers? ✨ What were your ancestral ways of being before colonialism invaded and disrupted your culture? ✨ What is the revolution? What does it look like when it’s realized? We must not only know to fight against what is wrong but also have the foresight to recognize what it is we are aiming to build up to. Asè ✊🏽Don’t forget to f da a1go by: 🔁 Share this post (very important) 👩🏽‍💻Comment on this post (5 words not emojis) ♥️ Like this post 💾Save 👀 Follow 💸 Contribute to the requests. — ‎✨ثورة✨ (thawra/revolution) #sudan #darfur #tigray #congo #southafrica #yemen #السودان #indigenous #blm #haiti #indigenous #encampment #biden #🍉 #transformation #audrelorde #instaquotes #metgala #instalike #kimk #kyliejenner #taylorswift #tyla #landback #ancestors #sundayfunday #mothersday
Patrisse Cullors Instagram - Phew this took a bit to get through but truly hoping it opens up some healthy dialogues as well as setting us up to do the internal work of challenges ourselves. I wrote this with two things in mind: 1- I’ve seen this #quote used over and over again, usually watered down and seldomly investigated. 2- #thematrix, specifically towards the end of the second movie when Neo finds out that the uprising is actually built into the system. Well it’s just like that, protest and other forms of activism that work within the system are just like that. We continue to replay the cycle expecting something new without pause long enough or fully committing to a world beyond this system. It’s a scary thought for many of us and won’t come with ease. But to break free of the cycle what are you willing to risk? ⁉️Here’s some more questions for reflection⁉️ ✨What does dismantling oppression mean to you? ✨ What do you envision when you think of a world outside of colonialism, capitalism, and imperialism? ✨ How would we go from where we are today to where we would like to be? ✨ How genuinely committed to that aim? What are your internal and external barriers? ✨ What were your ancestral ways of being before colonialism invaded and disrupted your culture? ✨ What is the revolution? What does it look like when it’s realized? We must not only know to fight against what is wrong but also have the foresight to recognize what it is we are aiming to build up to. Asè ✊🏽Don’t forget to f da a1go by: 🔁 Share this post (very important) 👩🏽‍💻Comment on this post (5 words not emojis) ♥️ Like this post 💾Save 👀 Follow 💸 Contribute to the requests. — ‎✨ثورة✨ (thawra/revolution) #sudan #darfur #tigray #congo #southafrica #yemen #السودان #indigenous #blm #haiti #indigenous #encampment #biden #🍉 #transformation #audrelorde #instaquotes #metgala #instalike #kimk #kyliejenner #taylorswift #tyla #landback #ancestors #sundayfunday #mothersday
Patrisse Cullors Instagram - Phew this took a bit to get through but truly hoping it opens up some healthy dialogues as well as setting us up to do the internal work of challenges ourselves. I wrote this with two things in mind: 1- I’ve seen this #quote used over and over again, usually watered down and seldomly investigated. 2- #thematrix, specifically towards the end of the second movie when Neo finds out that the uprising is actually built into the system. Well it’s just like that, protest and other forms of activism that work within the system are just like that. We continue to replay the cycle expecting something new without pause long enough or fully committing to a world beyond this system. It’s a scary thought for many of us and won’t come with ease. But to break free of the cycle what are you willing to risk? ⁉️Here’s some more questions for reflection⁉️ ✨What does dismantling oppression mean to you? ✨ What do you envision when you think of a world outside of colonialism, capitalism, and imperialism? ✨ How would we go from where we are today to where we would like to be? ✨ How genuinely committed to that aim? What are your internal and external barriers? ✨ What were your ancestral ways of being before colonialism invaded and disrupted your culture? ✨ What is the revolution? What does it look like when it’s realized? We must not only know to fight against what is wrong but also have the foresight to recognize what it is we are aiming to build up to. Asè ✊🏽Don’t forget to f da a1go by: 🔁 Share this post (very important) 👩🏽‍💻Comment on this post (5 words not emojis) ♥️ Like this post 💾Save 👀 Follow 💸 Contribute to the requests. — ‎✨ثورة✨ (thawra/revolution) #sudan #darfur #tigray #congo #southafrica #yemen #السودان #indigenous #blm #haiti #indigenous #encampment #biden #🍉 #transformation #audrelorde #instaquotes #metgala #instalike #kimk #kyliejenner #taylorswift #tyla #landback #ancestors #sundayfunday #mothersday
Patrisse Cullors Instagram - Phew this took a bit to get through but truly hoping it opens up some healthy dialogues as well as setting us up to do the internal work of challenges ourselves. I wrote this with two things in mind: 1- I’ve seen this #quote used over and over again, usually watered down and seldomly investigated. 2- #thematrix, specifically towards the end of the second movie when Neo finds out that the uprising is actually built into the system. Well it’s just like that, protest and other forms of activism that work within the system are just like that. We continue to replay the cycle expecting something new without pause long enough or fully committing to a world beyond this system. It’s a scary thought for many of us and won’t come with ease. But to break free of the cycle what are you willing to risk? ⁉️Here’s some more questions for reflection⁉️ ✨What does dismantling oppression mean to you? ✨ What do you envision when you think of a world outside of colonialism, capitalism, and imperialism? ✨ How would we go from where we are today to where we would like to be? ✨ How genuinely committed to that aim? What are your internal and external barriers? ✨ What were your ancestral ways of being before colonialism invaded and disrupted your culture? ✨ What is the revolution? What does it look like when it’s realized? We must not only know to fight against what is wrong but also have the foresight to recognize what it is we are aiming to build up to. Asè ✊🏽Don’t forget to f da a1go by: 🔁 Share this post (very important) 👩🏽‍💻Comment on this post (5 words not emojis) ♥️ Like this post 💾Save 👀 Follow 💸 Contribute to the requests. — ‎✨ثورة✨ (thawra/revolution) #sudan #darfur #tigray #congo #southafrica #yemen #السودان #indigenous #blm #haiti #indigenous #encampment #biden #🍉 #transformation #audrelorde #instaquotes #metgala #instalike #kimk #kyliejenner #taylorswift #tyla #landback #ancestors #sundayfunday #mothersday
Patrisse Cullors Instagram - Phew this took a bit to get through but truly hoping it opens up some healthy dialogues as well as setting us up to do the internal work of challenges ourselves. I wrote this with two things in mind: 1- I’ve seen this #quote used over and over again, usually watered down and seldomly investigated. 2- #thematrix, specifically towards the end of the second movie when Neo finds out that the uprising is actually built into the system. Well it’s just like that, protest and other forms of activism that work within the system are just like that. We continue to replay the cycle expecting something new without pause long enough or fully committing to a world beyond this system. It’s a scary thought for many of us and won’t come with ease. But to break free of the cycle what are you willing to risk? ⁉️Here’s some more questions for reflection⁉️ ✨What does dismantling oppression mean to you? ✨ What do you envision when you think of a world outside of colonialism, capitalism, and imperialism? ✨ How would we go from where we are today to where we would like to be? ✨ How genuinely committed to that aim? What are your internal and external barriers? ✨ What were your ancestral ways of being before colonialism invaded and disrupted your culture? ✨ What is the revolution? What does it look like when it’s realized? We must not only know to fight against what is wrong but also have the foresight to recognize what it is we are aiming to build up to. Asè ✊🏽Don’t forget to f da a1go by: 🔁 Share this post (very important) 👩🏽‍💻Comment on this post (5 words not emojis) ♥️ Like this post 💾Save 👀 Follow 💸 Contribute to the requests. — ‎✨ثورة✨ (thawra/revolution) #sudan #darfur #tigray #congo #southafrica #yemen #السودان #indigenous #blm #haiti #indigenous #encampment #biden #🍉 #transformation #audrelorde #instaquotes #metgala #instalike #kimk #kyliejenner #taylorswift #tyla #landback #ancestors #sundayfunday #mothersday
Patrisse Cullors Instagram - Phew this took a bit to get through but truly hoping it opens up some healthy dialogues as well as setting us up to do the internal work of challenges ourselves. I wrote this with two things in mind: 1- I’ve seen this #quote used over and over again, usually watered down and seldomly investigated. 2- #thematrix, specifically towards the end of the second movie when Neo finds out that the uprising is actually built into the system. Well it’s just like that, protest and other forms of activism that work within the system are just like that. We continue to replay the cycle expecting something new without pause long enough or fully committing to a world beyond this system. It’s a scary thought for many of us and won’t come with ease. But to break free of the cycle what are you willing to risk? ⁉️Here’s some more questions for reflection⁉️ ✨What does dismantling oppression mean to you? ✨ What do you envision when you think of a world outside of colonialism, capitalism, and imperialism? ✨ How would we go from where we are today to where we would like to be? ✨ How genuinely committed to that aim? What are your internal and external barriers? ✨ What were your ancestral ways of being before colonialism invaded and disrupted your culture? ✨ What is the revolution? What does it look like when it’s realized? We must not only know to fight against what is wrong but also have the foresight to recognize what it is we are aiming to build up to. Asè ✊🏽Don’t forget to f da a1go by: 🔁 Share this post (very important) 👩🏽‍💻Comment on this post (5 words not emojis) ♥️ Like this post 💾Save 👀 Follow 💸 Contribute to the requests. — ‎✨ثورة✨ (thawra/revolution) #sudan #darfur #tigray #congo #southafrica #yemen #السودان #indigenous #blm #haiti #indigenous #encampment #biden #🍉 #transformation #audrelorde #instaquotes #metgala #instalike #kimk #kyliejenner #taylorswift #tyla #landback #ancestors #sundayfunday #mothersday
Patrisse Cullors Instagram - Phew this took a bit to get through but truly hoping it opens up some healthy dialogues as well as setting us up to do the internal work of challenges ourselves. I wrote this with two things in mind: 1- I’ve seen this #quote used over and over again, usually watered down and seldomly investigated. 2- #thematrix, specifically towards the end of the second movie when Neo finds out that the uprising is actually built into the system. Well it’s just like that, protest and other forms of activism that work within the system are just like that. We continue to replay the cycle expecting something new without pause long enough or fully committing to a world beyond this system. It’s a scary thought for many of us and won’t come with ease. But to break free of the cycle what are you willing to risk? ⁉️Here’s some more questions for reflection⁉️ ✨What does dismantling oppression mean to you? ✨ What do you envision when you think of a world outside of colonialism, capitalism, and imperialism? ✨ How would we go from where we are today to where we would like to be? ✨ How genuinely committed to that aim? What are your internal and external barriers? ✨ What were your ancestral ways of being before colonialism invaded and disrupted your culture? ✨ What is the revolution? What does it look like when it’s realized? We must not only know to fight against what is wrong but also have the foresight to recognize what it is we are aiming to build up to. Asè ✊🏽Don’t forget to f da a1go by: 🔁 Share this post (very important) 👩🏽‍💻Comment on this post (5 words not emojis) ♥️ Like this post 💾Save 👀 Follow 💸 Contribute to the requests. — ‎✨ثورة✨ (thawra/revolution) #sudan #darfur #tigray #congo #southafrica #yemen #السودان #indigenous #blm #haiti #indigenous #encampment #biden #🍉 #transformation #audrelorde #instaquotes #metgala #instalike #kimk #kyliejenner #taylorswift #tyla #landback #ancestors #sundayfunday #mothersday
Patrisse Cullors Instagram - Trigger warning: 1st slide: hate mail 2nd slide: a drone above my home taking pictures and surveilling me and my family I don’t share all the level of hate and vitriol I get on a daily basis. I don’t share the consistent surveillance I am under on a daily basis. I don’t often communicate how the tabloid lies from NY post, Daily Mail etc, and many of the Black gossip sites proliferated about me with out ever actually interviewing me ( mostly shame on the Black gossip sites ) impacted my mental health, my confidence, my sense of self, my whole entire being. I rarely discuss how often Black people NOT trolls incite violence against me in my comment section. But this is my life. And this is the life of many of us who decide that we will and must fight for Black life. Even though I am way less visible than I use to, I am still perceived as a threat to white supremacy. I’ve only ever been guilty of fighting for Black people, for caring for Black people, and yet…. This is the shit that I experience often. I pray for all of us. That our world transitions into the abolitionist vision I and so many of us imagine. We all deserve better. And we will eventually receive better. Ashe ooooooo
Patrisse Cullors Instagram - Trigger warning: 1st slide: hate mail 2nd slide: a drone above my home taking pictures and surveilling me and my family I don’t share all the level of hate and vitriol I get on a daily basis. I don’t share the consistent surveillance I am under on a daily basis. I don’t often communicate how the tabloid lies from NY post, Daily Mail etc, and many of the Black gossip sites proliferated about me with out ever actually interviewing me ( mostly shame on the Black gossip sites ) impacted my mental health, my confidence, my sense of self, my whole entire being. I rarely discuss how often Black people NOT trolls incite violence against me in my comment section. But this is my life. And this is the life of many of us who decide that we will and must fight for Black life. Even though I am way less visible than I use to, I am still perceived as a threat to white supremacy. I’ve only ever been guilty of fighting for Black people, for caring for Black people, and yet…. This is the shit that I experience often. I pray for all of us. That our world transitions into the abolitionist vision I and so many of us imagine. We all deserve better. And we will eventually receive better. Ashe ooooooo
Patrisse Cullors Instagram - #KamalaHarris #DefeatTrump Statement from Patrisse Cullors, Artist, Abolitionist Today, we witnessed a pivotal moment for the people as Joe Biden decided to drop out of the presidential race. While Biden was never the first choice for many of us, we recognize the devastatingly profound impact a second Trump presidency would have—not just on the United States, but globally. In my ongoing fight to end police and carceral violence against Black people and to create a world where Black women are free and thriving, Biden’s exit brings renewed hope. This moment allows us to push the Democratic Party to stand firmly on the side of the people and strengthens our resolve to defeat Trump. Over the next four months, we must do everything in our power to ensure we never face a Trump candidacy again. Furthermore, we must work toward a future where a multi-party system replaces the restrictive two-party framework, ensuring true representation and justice for all.
Patrisse Cullors Instagram - #KamalaHarris #DefeatTrump Statement from Patrisse Cullors, Artist, Abolitionist Today, we witnessed a pivotal moment for the people as Joe Biden decided to drop out of the presidential race. While Biden was never the first choice for many of us, we recognize the devastatingly profound impact a second Trump presidency would have—not just on the United States, but globally. In my ongoing fight to end police and carceral violence against Black people and to create a world where Black women are free and thriving, Biden’s exit brings renewed hope. This moment allows us to push the Democratic Party to stand firmly on the side of the people and strengthens our resolve to defeat Trump. Over the next four months, we must do everything in our power to ensure we never face a Trump candidacy again. Furthermore, we must work toward a future where a multi-party system replaces the restrictive two-party framework, ensuring true representation and justice for all.
Patrisse Cullors Instagram - #KamalaHarris #DefeatTrump Statement from Patrisse Cullors, Artist, Abolitionist Today, we witnessed a pivotal moment for the people as Joe Biden decided to drop out of the presidential race. While Biden was never the first choice for many of us, we recognize the devastatingly profound impact a second Trump presidency would have—not just on the United States, but globally. In my ongoing fight to end police and carceral violence against Black people and to create a world where Black women are free and thriving, Biden’s exit brings renewed hope. This moment allows us to push the Democratic Party to stand firmly on the side of the people and strengthens our resolve to defeat Trump. Over the next four months, we must do everything in our power to ensure we never face a Trump candidacy again. Furthermore, we must work toward a future where a multi-party system replaces the restrictive two-party framework, ensuring true representation and justice for all.
Patrisse Cullors Instagram - #Artist2Artist is a monthly program featuring artists and creatives. This month’s program I interviewed @lama_jamous9 who holds a special place in my heart. She is a 9 year old journalist documenting her and her peoples experience in Gaza. She has been such an inspiration to many of us. I’m grateful she was able and willing to be interviewed. I believe the artists will save us from ourselves. I believe our children are the most powerful messengers. Lama, we love you. Thank you @lawrrah for translating during our interview. #gaza #ceasefire #releasethehostages #journalist
Patrisse Cullors Instagram - It doesn’t get better, our lives, this world unless we will it to be better. Unless we transform ourselves and transform the conditions. Unless we have a plan that actually challenges all forms of punishment. Unless we have a plan that centers care and accountability. Abolition is that for me. I encourage all of us to center an abolitionist praxis.
Patrisse Cullors Instagram - It doesn’t get better, our lives, this world unless we will it to be better. Unless we transform ourselves and transform the conditions. Unless we have a plan that actually challenges all forms of punishment. Unless we have a plan that centers care and accountability. Abolition is that for me. I encourage all of us to center an abolitionist praxis.
Patrisse Cullors Instagram - It doesn’t get better, our lives, this world unless we will it to be better. Unless we transform ourselves and transform the conditions. Unless we have a plan that actually challenges all forms of punishment. Unless we have a plan that centers care and accountability. Abolition is that for me. I encourage all of us to center an abolitionist praxis.
Patrisse Cullors Instagram - It doesn’t get better, our lives, this world unless we will it to be better. Unless we transform ourselves and transform the conditions. Unless we have a plan that actually challenges all forms of punishment. Unless we have a plan that centers care and accountability. Abolition is that for me. I encourage all of us to center an abolitionist praxis.
Patrisse Cullors Instagram - It doesn’t get better, our lives, this world unless we will it to be better. Unless we transform ourselves and transform the conditions. Unless we have a plan that actually challenges all forms of punishment. Unless we have a plan that centers care and accountability. Abolition is that for me. I encourage all of us to center an abolitionist praxis.
Patrisse Cullors Instagram - It doesn’t get better, our lives, this world unless we will it to be better. Unless we transform ourselves and transform the conditions. Unless we have a plan that actually challenges all forms of punishment. Unless we have a plan that centers care and accountability. Abolition is that for me. I encourage all of us to center an abolitionist praxis.
Patrisse Cullors Instagram - It doesn’t get better, our lives, this world unless we will it to be better. Unless we transform ourselves and transform the conditions. Unless we have a plan that actually challenges all forms of punishment. Unless we have a plan that centers care and accountability. Abolition is that for me. I encourage all of us to center an abolitionist praxis.
Patrisse Cullors Instagram - It doesn’t get better, our lives, this world unless we will it to be better. Unless we transform ourselves and transform the conditions. Unless we have a plan that actually challenges all forms of punishment. Unless we have a plan that centers care and accountability. Abolition is that for me. I encourage all of us to center an abolitionist praxis.
Patrisse Cullors Instagram - It doesn’t get better, our lives, this world unless we will it to be better. Unless we transform ourselves and transform the conditions. Unless we have a plan that actually challenges all forms of punishment. Unless we have a plan that centers care and accountability. Abolition is that for me. I encourage all of us to center an abolitionist praxis.
Patrisse Cullors Instagram - Too many thoughts, questions, words, and none at all. I know suffering. I know pain. I know despair. I’ll hold all of those feelings. And I’ll also hold life, life, life - I won’t let them only make me see death. Life. Long healthy and thriving lives. The people of Gaza will live long healthy thriving lives. #Rafah
Patrisse Cullors Instagram - Too many thoughts, questions, words, and none at all. I know suffering. I know pain. I know despair. I’ll hold all of those feelings. And I’ll also hold life, life, life - I won’t let them only make me see death. Life. Long healthy and thriving lives. The people of Gaza will live long healthy thriving lives. #Rafah
Patrisse Cullors Instagram - Send your love and kindness and energy to all of us impacted by these LA fires. It’s really really bad. No exaggeration. #PrayForLA
Patrisse Cullors Instagram - I’m an abolitionist. Law enforcement doesn’t keep anyone safe, using law enforcement to quell protests doesn’t work. When folks feel repressed they fight back. How do we keep the collective safe? How about using an abolitionist imagination to help bring in the collective? It’s possible to have peaceful protests and also keep everyone safe. Cops won’t do that. They never have and never will.
Patrisse Cullors Instagram - 🙏🏽🫂❣️ 🧿 This incredible conversation which came together with the support of the amazing team at @mother_tongue_magazine was by far the most emotionally charged we have recorded on the podcast to date. Both Rabbi Brous (@sharonbrous ) and Patrisse Cullors (@osopepatrisse ) are incredible voices within their respective communities but they are also amazing human beings who have chosen in a time of immense divide to look for togetherness and oneness. Conversations like this heal. Conversations like this build coalition. Conversations like this will be the path to our collective liberation. Both in front of and behind the camera, we spent this hour misty-eyed, feeling our pain, sharing our truths and making space for one-another’s lived experiences. We also talked through the collective trauma of this moment and how we cope in a time that feels so heavy. Seeing each other’s vulnerability and humanity, and caring for each other so deeply through it, grew us closer together and showed us what is possible when we really see each other. I hope it helps others see it too. This heart-felt conversation will be live via a bonus episode of @resetthealgorithm tomorrow morning at 9am PT wherever you get your podcasts, and also available for you to read May 1st in the latest edition of Mother Tongue Magazine. With so much love ❣️
Patrisse Cullors Instagram - Kendrick just showed us all how to be tonight… #laallday
Patrisse Cullors Instagram - If we decide to let them divide us, if we don’t intervene and remind each other that law enforcement doesn’t keep us safe. If we can’t lean into our values and build coalition even when it’s hard, we aren’t going to win. And when I say we won’t win, I mean we will stay disconnected and traumatized and forget how important we are to each other. I have a lot more thoughts and feelings but please use your platforms wisely.
Patrisse Cullors Instagram - A year ago I installed this piece on Vashon Island for the Vashon Center of the Arts. Abolition is… is outdoors on the Breezeway of the center’s building. Every car that passes by must reckon with the concept of abolition. Ask themselves what Abolition is to them. Since it’s installation, the center has programmed dozens of convos and art projects around this piece. I am grateful for art and I’m grateful for abolition.
Patrisse Cullors Instagram - Protest is Democracy in Action. Law enforcement repression is authoritarianism in action. We need abolition. It’s the only thing that will save us.
Patrisse Cullors Instagram - More grounded thoughts. Lean into curiosity in this moment. And listen to each other as we make very very difficult decisions. Hold space for the impact. Hold space for the nuance. Call your friends in the south and Midwest. Especially if you are from the coastal cities. I want to end the rise of global fascism.
Patrisse Cullors Instagram - #freetoomaj I’ve learned about this brilliant rapper. His name is Toomaj and he has been sentenced to death. He is an artist using his voice to call out the repression and violence he and is community face inside of Iran. I grew up in a police state. One that decimated my entire community. Used law enforcement to kill my dreams and created an atmosphere of so much violence I am still traumatized today by it. My work as an abolitionist is calling for global abolition. The Women.Life.Freedom movement is an inspiration. I hope we can dig deep and build out an intersectional movement that calls on police states around the world and pushes them towards abolition. That’s what I’m going to do. Connect the dots. #Repost @from____iran ・・・ #BREAKING: Jailed Iranian rapper, Toomaj Salehi is sentenced to death, his lawyer told @sharghdaily1 #ToomajSalehi, a 33-Year-old dissident rapper, was re-arrested in December 2023, less than two weeks after being freed on bail. The outspoken critic of the Islamic Republic regime had previously spent over a year in detention, including 252 days in solitary confinement. He has been sentenced to death by the Revolutionary Court of Isfahan on charge of “spreading corruption on earth” The Islamic Republic has sentenced Toomaj Salehi to death for being the voice of Iranian people. Toomaj is a fearless advocate for freedom, he committed absolutely no crimes.
Patrisse Cullors Instagram - Angelenos join us as we call on our elected officials and climate orgs to support a new way of being here in LA County. The #LACountyFires have devastated our city/county forever. But, we can push for new infrastructure and we must. We can stop 🛑 the evictions and should protect the most vulnerable. We need water and land restoration. It’s time we create a climate resilient county. Petition in bio. @laurenmetropolis @anawakalmekak @metabolicstudio
Patrisse Cullors Instagram - I don’t post much about the killing of Black people. The vigilantes, the cops, the media. I don’t post much about the devastating news of violence against Black women. It’s not that I don’t think about it. It’s not that I am not working to change the material conditions for us. All the time. It’s that I don’t want to be a part of a white supremacist patriarchal news cycle. I don’t want to locate my pain inside of your negligence. Instead I choose me, my community, my healing. I choose art and love and joy. Forever. #SonyaMassey 📸 @helenasoh
Patrisse Cullors Instagram - I’ve been Queer my whole life and out for more than half of it. On this first day of Pride, I’m deeply grateful to be alive and well, sharing the story of my Blackness, Queerness, and womanness and where they intersect. So many of our Black queer ancestors didn’t make it to be elders, and while I’m not yet an elder, I feel immense gratitude for the aging process. I look back at my childhood and remember the amazing Queer young people I grew up with. I often think about Malidoma Patrice Somé one of the first West African teachers to talk about Queerness and Transness as integral parts of our spirituality. Today, on Pride Day, I’m honored to share these beautiful images of my journey from adolescence into adulthood, celebrating being here and Queer. Ashe. #HappyPride Images were sourced by Carla Gonzalez and Tallie Ben Daniel!!
Patrisse Cullors Instagram - I’ve been Queer my whole life and out for more than half of it. On this first day of Pride, I’m deeply grateful to be alive and well, sharing the story of my Blackness, Queerness, and womanness and where they intersect. So many of our Black queer ancestors didn’t make it to be elders, and while I’m not yet an elder, I feel immense gratitude for the aging process. I look back at my childhood and remember the amazing Queer young people I grew up with. I often think about Malidoma Patrice Somé one of the first West African teachers to talk about Queerness and Transness as integral parts of our spirituality. Today, on Pride Day, I’m honored to share these beautiful images of my journey from adolescence into adulthood, celebrating being here and Queer. Ashe. #HappyPride Images were sourced by Carla Gonzalez and Tallie Ben Daniel!!
Patrisse Cullors Instagram - I’ve been Queer my whole life and out for more than half of it. On this first day of Pride, I’m deeply grateful to be alive and well, sharing the story of my Blackness, Queerness, and womanness and where they intersect. So many of our Black queer ancestors didn’t make it to be elders, and while I’m not yet an elder, I feel immense gratitude for the aging process. I look back at my childhood and remember the amazing Queer young people I grew up with. I often think about Malidoma Patrice Somé one of the first West African teachers to talk about Queerness and Transness as integral parts of our spirituality. Today, on Pride Day, I’m honored to share these beautiful images of my journey from adolescence into adulthood, celebrating being here and Queer. Ashe. #HappyPride Images were sourced by Carla Gonzalez and Tallie Ben Daniel!!
Patrisse Cullors Instagram - I’ve been Queer my whole life and out for more than half of it. On this first day of Pride, I’m deeply grateful to be alive and well, sharing the story of my Blackness, Queerness, and womanness and where they intersect. So many of our Black queer ancestors didn’t make it to be elders, and while I’m not yet an elder, I feel immense gratitude for the aging process. I look back at my childhood and remember the amazing Queer young people I grew up with. I often think about Malidoma Patrice Somé one of the first West African teachers to talk about Queerness and Transness as integral parts of our spirituality. Today, on Pride Day, I’m honored to share these beautiful images of my journey from adolescence into adulthood, celebrating being here and Queer. Ashe. #HappyPride Images were sourced by Carla Gonzalez and Tallie Ben Daniel!!
Patrisse Cullors Instagram - I’ve been Queer my whole life and out for more than half of it. On this first day of Pride, I’m deeply grateful to be alive and well, sharing the story of my Blackness, Queerness, and womanness and where they intersect. So many of our Black queer ancestors didn’t make it to be elders, and while I’m not yet an elder, I feel immense gratitude for the aging process. I look back at my childhood and remember the amazing Queer young people I grew up with. I often think about Malidoma Patrice Somé one of the first West African teachers to talk about Queerness and Transness as integral parts of our spirituality. Today, on Pride Day, I’m honored to share these beautiful images of my journey from adolescence into adulthood, celebrating being here and Queer. Ashe. #HappyPride Images were sourced by Carla Gonzalez and Tallie Ben Daniel!!
Patrisse Cullors Instagram - I’ve been Queer my whole life and out for more than half of it. On this first day of Pride, I’m deeply grateful to be alive and well, sharing the story of my Blackness, Queerness, and womanness and where they intersect. So many of our Black queer ancestors didn’t make it to be elders, and while I’m not yet an elder, I feel immense gratitude for the aging process. I look back at my childhood and remember the amazing Queer young people I grew up with. I often think about Malidoma Patrice Somé one of the first West African teachers to talk about Queerness and Transness as integral parts of our spirituality. Today, on Pride Day, I’m honored to share these beautiful images of my journey from adolescence into adulthood, celebrating being here and Queer. Ashe. #HappyPride Images were sourced by Carla Gonzalez and Tallie Ben Daniel!!
Patrisse Cullors Instagram - I’ve been Queer my whole life and out for more than half of it. On this first day of Pride, I’m deeply grateful to be alive and well, sharing the story of my Blackness, Queerness, and womanness and where they intersect. So many of our Black queer ancestors didn’t make it to be elders, and while I’m not yet an elder, I feel immense gratitude for the aging process. I look back at my childhood and remember the amazing Queer young people I grew up with. I often think about Malidoma Patrice Somé one of the first West African teachers to talk about Queerness and Transness as integral parts of our spirituality. Today, on Pride Day, I’m honored to share these beautiful images of my journey from adolescence into adulthood, celebrating being here and Queer. Ashe. #HappyPride Images were sourced by Carla Gonzalez and Tallie Ben Daniel!!
Patrisse Cullors Instagram - I’ve been Queer my whole life and out for more than half of it. On this first day of Pride, I’m deeply grateful to be alive and well, sharing the story of my Blackness, Queerness, and womanness and where they intersect. So many of our Black queer ancestors didn’t make it to be elders, and while I’m not yet an elder, I feel immense gratitude for the aging process. I look back at my childhood and remember the amazing Queer young people I grew up with. I often think about Malidoma Patrice Somé one of the first West African teachers to talk about Queerness and Transness as integral parts of our spirituality. Today, on Pride Day, I’m honored to share these beautiful images of my journey from adolescence into adulthood, celebrating being here and Queer. Ashe. #HappyPride Images were sourced by Carla Gonzalez and Tallie Ben Daniel!!
Patrisse Cullors Instagram - I’ve been Queer my whole life and out for more than half of it. On this first day of Pride, I’m deeply grateful to be alive and well, sharing the story of my Blackness, Queerness, and womanness and where they intersect. So many of our Black queer ancestors didn’t make it to be elders, and while I’m not yet an elder, I feel immense gratitude for the aging process. I look back at my childhood and remember the amazing Queer young people I grew up with. I often think about Malidoma Patrice Somé one of the first West African teachers to talk about Queerness and Transness as integral parts of our spirituality. Today, on Pride Day, I’m honored to share these beautiful images of my journey from adolescence into adulthood, celebrating being here and Queer. Ashe. #HappyPride Images were sourced by Carla Gonzalez and Tallie Ben Daniel!!
Patrisse Cullors Instagram - I’ve been Queer my whole life and out for more than half of it. On this first day of Pride, I’m deeply grateful to be alive and well, sharing the story of my Blackness, Queerness, and womanness and where they intersect. So many of our Black queer ancestors didn’t make it to be elders, and while I’m not yet an elder, I feel immense gratitude for the aging process. I look back at my childhood and remember the amazing Queer young people I grew up with. I often think about Malidoma Patrice Somé one of the first West African teachers to talk about Queerness and Transness as integral parts of our spirituality. Today, on Pride Day, I’m honored to share these beautiful images of my journey from adolescence into adulthood, celebrating being here and Queer. Ashe. #HappyPride Images were sourced by Carla Gonzalez and Tallie Ben Daniel!!
Patrisse Cullors Instagram - This work is inspired by @thenapministry Tricia Hersey has been calling on us ( Black folk ) to ‘rest as resistance.’ honored to be apart of this @wehoarts moment. Alongside the CDM co founders @calmatetupedo and @alexandrealirezadorriz who also have gorgeous billboards up on sunset blvd. Thank you @kingavriel for being such a beautiful performer in this piece. And thank you @ashleemariepreston for capturing this work the way you always are able to do. Clarity, grace and firmness. Artist Statement: Black Woman Rest is a ten-minute visual meditation, filmed amidst the serene landscapes of Joshua Tree, inspired by Tricia Hersey’s Nap Ministry. This project invites the audience to hold space for the sacred act of Black women resting. Inspired by Patrisse Cullors’ Abolitionist Meditations practice, it challenges the pervasive notion that rest is a luxury, not a right, for Black women. In a society that often demands relentless productivity, Black Woman Rest serves as a call to presence, urging viewers to acknowledge and honor the necessity of rest and restoration. This billboard project is not merely a visual experience; it is a meditative journey asking for a collective recognition of the importance of rest, especially for Black women. Through this piece, Cullors seeks to create a space for reflection, healing, and solidarity, as we collectively affirm the power and necessity of rest. 📸 @jmlakl
Patrisse Cullors Instagram - This work is inspired by @thenapministry Tricia Hersey has been calling on us ( Black folk ) to ‘rest as resistance.’ honored to be apart of this @wehoarts moment. Alongside the CDM co founders @calmatetupedo and @alexandrealirezadorriz who also have gorgeous billboards up on sunset blvd. Thank you @kingavriel for being such a beautiful performer in this piece. And thank you @ashleemariepreston for capturing this work the way you always are able to do. Clarity, grace and firmness. Artist Statement: Black Woman Rest is a ten-minute visual meditation, filmed amidst the serene landscapes of Joshua Tree, inspired by Tricia Hersey’s Nap Ministry. This project invites the audience to hold space for the sacred act of Black women resting. Inspired by Patrisse Cullors’ Abolitionist Meditations practice, it challenges the pervasive notion that rest is a luxury, not a right, for Black women. In a society that often demands relentless productivity, Black Woman Rest serves as a call to presence, urging viewers to acknowledge and honor the necessity of rest and restoration. This billboard project is not merely a visual experience; it is a meditative journey asking for a collective recognition of the importance of rest, especially for Black women. Through this piece, Cullors seeks to create a space for reflection, healing, and solidarity, as we collectively affirm the power and necessity of rest. 📸 @jmlakl
Patrisse Cullors Instagram - This work is inspired by @thenapministry Tricia Hersey has been calling on us ( Black folk ) to ‘rest as resistance.’ honored to be apart of this @wehoarts moment. Alongside the CDM co founders @calmatetupedo and @alexandrealirezadorriz who also have gorgeous billboards up on sunset blvd. Thank you @kingavriel for being such a beautiful performer in this piece. And thank you @ashleemariepreston for capturing this work the way you always are able to do. Clarity, grace and firmness. Artist Statement: Black Woman Rest is a ten-minute visual meditation, filmed amidst the serene landscapes of Joshua Tree, inspired by Tricia Hersey’s Nap Ministry. This project invites the audience to hold space for the sacred act of Black women resting. Inspired by Patrisse Cullors’ Abolitionist Meditations practice, it challenges the pervasive notion that rest is a luxury, not a right, for Black women. In a society that often demands relentless productivity, Black Woman Rest serves as a call to presence, urging viewers to acknowledge and honor the necessity of rest and restoration. This billboard project is not merely a visual experience; it is a meditative journey asking for a collective recognition of the importance of rest, especially for Black women. Through this piece, Cullors seeks to create a space for reflection, healing, and solidarity, as we collectively affirm the power and necessity of rest. 📸 @jmlakl
Patrisse Cullors Instagram - This work is inspired by @thenapministry Tricia Hersey has been calling on us ( Black folk ) to ‘rest as resistance.’ honored to be apart of this @wehoarts moment. Alongside the CDM co founders @calmatetupedo and @alexandrealirezadorriz who also have gorgeous billboards up on sunset blvd. Thank you @kingavriel for being such a beautiful performer in this piece. And thank you @ashleemariepreston for capturing this work the way you always are able to do. Clarity, grace and firmness. Artist Statement: Black Woman Rest is a ten-minute visual meditation, filmed amidst the serene landscapes of Joshua Tree, inspired by Tricia Hersey’s Nap Ministry. This project invites the audience to hold space for the sacred act of Black women resting. Inspired by Patrisse Cullors’ Abolitionist Meditations practice, it challenges the pervasive notion that rest is a luxury, not a right, for Black women. In a society that often demands relentless productivity, Black Woman Rest serves as a call to presence, urging viewers to acknowledge and honor the necessity of rest and restoration. This billboard project is not merely a visual experience; it is a meditative journey asking for a collective recognition of the importance of rest, especially for Black women. Through this piece, Cullors seeks to create a space for reflection, healing, and solidarity, as we collectively affirm the power and necessity of rest. 📸 @jmlakl
Patrisse Cullors Instagram - This work is inspired by @thenapministry Tricia Hersey has been calling on us ( Black folk ) to ‘rest as resistance.’ honored to be apart of this @wehoarts moment. Alongside the CDM co founders @calmatetupedo and @alexandrealirezadorriz who also have gorgeous billboards up on sunset blvd. Thank you @kingavriel for being such a beautiful performer in this piece. And thank you @ashleemariepreston for capturing this work the way you always are able to do. Clarity, grace and firmness. Artist Statement: Black Woman Rest is a ten-minute visual meditation, filmed amidst the serene landscapes of Joshua Tree, inspired by Tricia Hersey’s Nap Ministry. This project invites the audience to hold space for the sacred act of Black women resting. Inspired by Patrisse Cullors’ Abolitionist Meditations practice, it challenges the pervasive notion that rest is a luxury, not a right, for Black women. In a society that often demands relentless productivity, Black Woman Rest serves as a call to presence, urging viewers to acknowledge and honor the necessity of rest and restoration. This billboard project is not merely a visual experience; it is a meditative journey asking for a collective recognition of the importance of rest, especially for Black women. Through this piece, Cullors seeks to create a space for reflection, healing, and solidarity, as we collectively affirm the power and necessity of rest. 📸 @jmlakl
Patrisse Cullors Instagram - In recent years, we’ve witnessed the brutal reality of systemic racism and police violence against Black people. We live in a world where a Black person can be killed by law enforcement in broad daylight, sparking a global uprising. ( George Floyd, 2020 uprisings ) Despite this, the initial wave of DEI initiatives that followed has faded into complacency. Four years later, the narrative has shifted, and many are now blaming Black people while ignoring the ongoing deaths and trauma we’ve endured. The year 2023 marked the deadliest year for Black people at the hands of law enforcement, yet the collective outcry has diminished. The urgency to address these issues seems to have waned, and it feels as if society has moved on, leaving us to bear the brunt of this violence alone. This stark reality underscores the need for sustained advocacy, meaningful change, and unwavering support for Black lives. I want to challenge any city across the globe who is ready to implement abolition as a viable governing/social experiment to save Black lives thus all lives. If there is ANY government official out there who wants to implement abolition, contact me. Because the hell we are all currently living in isn’t it. And the organizers and artists and people who have literally risked their lives to change this awful system need more elected officials and appointed officials to show up courageously and take on the police and prison system like our lives depend on it. #GeorgeFloyd #KeenanAnderson #DefundThePolice
Patrisse Cullors Instagram - In recent years, we’ve witnessed the brutal reality of systemic racism and police violence against Black people. We live in a world where a Black person can be killed by law enforcement in broad daylight, sparking a global uprising. ( George Floyd, 2020 uprisings ) Despite this, the initial wave of DEI initiatives that followed has faded into complacency. Four years later, the narrative has shifted, and many are now blaming Black people while ignoring the ongoing deaths and trauma we’ve endured. The year 2023 marked the deadliest year for Black people at the hands of law enforcement, yet the collective outcry has diminished. The urgency to address these issues seems to have waned, and it feels as if society has moved on, leaving us to bear the brunt of this violence alone. This stark reality underscores the need for sustained advocacy, meaningful change, and unwavering support for Black lives. I want to challenge any city across the globe who is ready to implement abolition as a viable governing/social experiment to save Black lives thus all lives. If there is ANY government official out there who wants to implement abolition, contact me. Because the hell we are all currently living in isn’t it. And the organizers and artists and people who have literally risked their lives to change this awful system need more elected officials and appointed officials to show up courageously and take on the police and prison system like our lives depend on it. #GeorgeFloyd #KeenanAnderson #DefundThePolice
Patrisse Cullors Instagram - In recent years, we’ve witnessed the brutal reality of systemic racism and police violence against Black people. We live in a world where a Black person can be killed by law enforcement in broad daylight, sparking a global uprising. ( George Floyd, 2020 uprisings ) Despite this, the initial wave of DEI initiatives that followed has faded into complacency. Four years later, the narrative has shifted, and many are now blaming Black people while ignoring the ongoing deaths and trauma we’ve endured. The year 2023 marked the deadliest year for Black people at the hands of law enforcement, yet the collective outcry has diminished. The urgency to address these issues seems to have waned, and it feels as if society has moved on, leaving us to bear the brunt of this violence alone. This stark reality underscores the need for sustained advocacy, meaningful change, and unwavering support for Black lives. I want to challenge any city across the globe who is ready to implement abolition as a viable governing/social experiment to save Black lives thus all lives. If there is ANY government official out there who wants to implement abolition, contact me. Because the hell we are all currently living in isn’t it. And the organizers and artists and people who have literally risked their lives to change this awful system need more elected officials and appointed officials to show up courageously and take on the police and prison system like our lives depend on it. #GeorgeFloyd #KeenanAnderson #DefundThePolice
Patrisse Cullors Instagram - In recent years, we’ve witnessed the brutal reality of systemic racism and police violence against Black people. We live in a world where a Black person can be killed by law enforcement in broad daylight, sparking a global uprising. ( George Floyd, 2020 uprisings ) Despite this, the initial wave of DEI initiatives that followed has faded into complacency. Four years later, the narrative has shifted, and many are now blaming Black people while ignoring the ongoing deaths and trauma we’ve endured. The year 2023 marked the deadliest year for Black people at the hands of law enforcement, yet the collective outcry has diminished. The urgency to address these issues seems to have waned, and it feels as if society has moved on, leaving us to bear the brunt of this violence alone. This stark reality underscores the need for sustained advocacy, meaningful change, and unwavering support for Black lives. I want to challenge any city across the globe who is ready to implement abolition as a viable governing/social experiment to save Black lives thus all lives. If there is ANY government official out there who wants to implement abolition, contact me. Because the hell we are all currently living in isn’t it. And the organizers and artists and people who have literally risked their lives to change this awful system need more elected officials and appointed officials to show up courageously and take on the police and prison system like our lives depend on it. #GeorgeFloyd #KeenanAnderson #DefundThePolice
Patrisse Cullors Instagram - In recent years, we’ve witnessed the brutal reality of systemic racism and police violence against Black people. We live in a world where a Black person can be killed by law enforcement in broad daylight, sparking a global uprising. ( George Floyd, 2020 uprisings ) Despite this, the initial wave of DEI initiatives that followed has faded into complacency. Four years later, the narrative has shifted, and many are now blaming Black people while ignoring the ongoing deaths and trauma we’ve endured. The year 2023 marked the deadliest year for Black people at the hands of law enforcement, yet the collective outcry has diminished. The urgency to address these issues seems to have waned, and it feels as if society has moved on, leaving us to bear the brunt of this violence alone. This stark reality underscores the need for sustained advocacy, meaningful change, and unwavering support for Black lives. I want to challenge any city across the globe who is ready to implement abolition as a viable governing/social experiment to save Black lives thus all lives. If there is ANY government official out there who wants to implement abolition, contact me. Because the hell we are all currently living in isn’t it. And the organizers and artists and people who have literally risked their lives to change this awful system need more elected officials and appointed officials to show up courageously and take on the police and prison system like our lives depend on it. #GeorgeFloyd #KeenanAnderson #DefundThePolice
Patrisse Cullors Instagram - In recent years, we’ve witnessed the brutal reality of systemic racism and police violence against Black people. We live in a world where a Black person can be killed by law enforcement in broad daylight, sparking a global uprising. ( George Floyd, 2020 uprisings ) Despite this, the initial wave of DEI initiatives that followed has faded into complacency. Four years later, the narrative has shifted, and many are now blaming Black people while ignoring the ongoing deaths and trauma we’ve endured. The year 2023 marked the deadliest year for Black people at the hands of law enforcement, yet the collective outcry has diminished. The urgency to address these issues seems to have waned, and it feels as if society has moved on, leaving us to bear the brunt of this violence alone. This stark reality underscores the need for sustained advocacy, meaningful change, and unwavering support for Black lives. I want to challenge any city across the globe who is ready to implement abolition as a viable governing/social experiment to save Black lives thus all lives. If there is ANY government official out there who wants to implement abolition, contact me. Because the hell we are all currently living in isn’t it. And the organizers and artists and people who have literally risked their lives to change this awful system need more elected officials and appointed officials to show up courageously and take on the police and prison system like our lives depend on it. #GeorgeFloyd #KeenanAnderson #DefundThePolice
Patrisse Cullors Instagram - In recent years, we’ve witnessed the brutal reality of systemic racism and police violence against Black people. We live in a world where a Black person can be killed by law enforcement in broad daylight, sparking a global uprising. ( George Floyd, 2020 uprisings ) Despite this, the initial wave of DEI initiatives that followed has faded into complacency. Four years later, the narrative has shifted, and many are now blaming Black people while ignoring the ongoing deaths and trauma we’ve endured. The year 2023 marked the deadliest year for Black people at the hands of law enforcement, yet the collective outcry has diminished. The urgency to address these issues seems to have waned, and it feels as if society has moved on, leaving us to bear the brunt of this violence alone. This stark reality underscores the need for sustained advocacy, meaningful change, and unwavering support for Black lives. I want to challenge any city across the globe who is ready to implement abolition as a viable governing/social experiment to save Black lives thus all lives. If there is ANY government official out there who wants to implement abolition, contact me. Because the hell we are all currently living in isn’t it. And the organizers and artists and people who have literally risked their lives to change this awful system need more elected officials and appointed officials to show up courageously and take on the police and prison system like our lives depend on it. #GeorgeFloyd #KeenanAnderson #DefundThePolice
Patrisse Cullors Instagram - I will love you forever. And I will call on you as long as I am able. I will teach your teachings to any listening body. Your flesh is gone but your brilliant spirit lives on. I’m overwhelmed at the idea that I won’t be able to sit and talk life and politics together. You meant so much to me big sis. You will live on forever. #KikanzaLives
Patrisse Cullors Instagram - My loves, Join Jasmin Young and me for a conversation on protection, self-defense, and Black women on July 13th at 1 pm. These works are for us. Let us gather at Charlie James Gallery. *Jasmin A. Young is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Ethnic Studies. She is currently developing her manuscript, Black Women with Guns: Armed Resistance in the Black Freedom Struggle. This work fundamentally rethinks the history of the Black Freedom Movement by placing Black women’s armed activity at the center of the Civil Rights and Black Power Movements. The project explores the extensive practice and advocacy of armed resistance by Black women. Dr. Young’s research interests center broadly on the intellectual history of Black women, state violence and resistance, and radical Black feminism.*
Patrisse Cullors Instagram - When the world is unraveling, what does one do? 1. Lean into community 2. Lean into care 3. Lean into protection 4. Lean into resilience It’s not over yet yall. It really isn’t. Come get some protection and peace this is the last week my show is up. I’ll be at the gallery. Let’s pray together. Let’s practice protection together. Thanks for the love @juxtapozmag
Patrisse Cullors Instagram - When the world is unraveling, what does one do? 1. Lean into community 2. Lean into care 3. Lean into protection 4. Lean into resilience It’s not over yet yall. It really isn’t. Come get some protection and peace this is the last week my show is up. I’ll be at the gallery. Let’s pray together. Let’s practice protection together. Thanks for the love @juxtapozmag
Patrisse Cullors Instagram - When the world is unraveling, what does one do? 1. Lean into community 2. Lean into care 3. Lean into protection 4. Lean into resilience It’s not over yet yall. It really isn’t. Come get some protection and peace this is the last week my show is up. I’ll be at the gallery. Let’s pray together. Let’s practice protection together. Thanks for the love @juxtapozmag
Patrisse Cullors Instagram - #LA2025… Sign the petition in my bio. #ClimateResilientLA
Patrisse Cullors Instagram - THE PETITION FOR A RESILIENT L.A. Our beautiful ancestral home has experienced devastation the last few weeks in ways we haven't seen in our lifetime. Our relatives in all lifeforms have been affected and the loss is being felt by those who love this city/county. Through the hurt and sorrow comes an awakening that is now manifesting into a call to action. These horrific fires has shown we need a better way to protect our communities, our environment, and our relatives of all forms. We have co-sponsored a petition along with @anawakalmekak, @osopepatrisse, @laurenmetropolis / @metabolicstudio, and @chiefyaannavillage / @regenvillage to call on our leaders and officials to actual make REAL change to protect us. Sign the petition at bit.ly/resilientla or go to our bio! #resilientla #losangelesfires #indigenousvoices #losangeles #losangelescounty #resources
Patrisse Cullors Instagram - THE PETITION FOR A RESILIENT L.A. Our beautiful ancestral home has experienced devastation the last few weeks in ways we haven't seen in our lifetime. Our relatives in all lifeforms have been affected and the loss is being felt by those who love this city/county. Through the hurt and sorrow comes an awakening that is now manifesting into a call to action. These horrific fires has shown we need a better way to protect our communities, our environment, and our relatives of all forms. We have co-sponsored a petition along with @anawakalmekak, @osopepatrisse, @laurenmetropolis / @metabolicstudio, and @chiefyaannavillage / @regenvillage to call on our leaders and officials to actual make REAL change to protect us. Sign the petition at bit.ly/resilientla or go to our bio! #resilientla #losangelesfires #indigenousvoices #losangeles #losangelescounty #resources
Patrisse Cullors Instagram - THE PETITION FOR A RESILIENT L.A. Our beautiful ancestral home has experienced devastation the last few weeks in ways we haven't seen in our lifetime. Our relatives in all lifeforms have been affected and the loss is being felt by those who love this city/county. Through the hurt and sorrow comes an awakening that is now manifesting into a call to action. These horrific fires has shown we need a better way to protect our communities, our environment, and our relatives of all forms. We have co-sponsored a petition along with @anawakalmekak, @osopepatrisse, @laurenmetropolis / @metabolicstudio, and @chiefyaannavillage / @regenvillage to call on our leaders and officials to actual make REAL change to protect us. Sign the petition at bit.ly/resilientla or go to our bio! #resilientla #losangelesfires #indigenousvoices #losangeles #losangelescounty #resources
Patrisse Cullors Instagram - I’m very selective with who I do any media with. But when the team @allthatweare_ asked me to connect with them my whole body said yes. Episode is out now. Will share in my bio. Photo of me by @starmontana I believe our collective evolution is longing for a a culture of care. I know my soul is. Abolition will get us there. It has the potential to challenge the systems of punishment that we’ve all become complacent inside of. #abolition #cultureofcare #art #courage #podcast #allthatweare
Patrisse Cullors Instagram - I’m very selective with who I do any media with. But when the team @allthatweare_ asked me to connect with them my whole body said yes. Episode is out now. Will share in my bio. Photo of me by @starmontana I believe our collective evolution is longing for a a culture of care. I know my soul is. Abolition will get us there. It has the potential to challenge the systems of punishment that we’ve all become complacent inside of. #abolition #cultureofcare #art #courage #podcast #allthatweare
Patrisse Cullors Instagram - I’m very selective with who I do any media with. But when the team @allthatweare_ asked me to connect with them my whole body said yes. Episode is out now. Will share in my bio. Photo of me by @starmontana I believe our collective evolution is longing for a a culture of care. I know my soul is. Abolition will get us there. It has the potential to challenge the systems of punishment that we’ve all become complacent inside of. #abolition #cultureofcare #art #courage #podcast #allthatweare
Patrisse Cullors Instagram - I’m very selective with who I do any media with. But when the team @allthatweare_ asked me to connect with them my whole body said yes. Episode is out now. Will share in my bio. Photo of me by @starmontana I believe our collective evolution is longing for a a culture of care. I know my soul is. Abolition will get us there. It has the potential to challenge the systems of punishment that we’ve all become complacent inside of. #abolition #cultureofcare #art #courage #podcast #allthatweare
Patrisse Cullors Instagram - I’m very selective with who I do any media with. But when the team @allthatweare_ asked me to connect with them my whole body said yes. Episode is out now. Will share in my bio. Photo of me by @starmontana I believe our collective evolution is longing for a a culture of care. I know my soul is. Abolition will get us there. It has the potential to challenge the systems of punishment that we’ve all become complacent inside of. #abolition #cultureofcare #art #courage #podcast #allthatweare
Patrisse Cullors Instagram - What an honor to have been asked to show my work alongside 33 other brilliant artists. Tonight was epic. These machetes are my tools of protection and of care, and now in the ‘Yes, Chef’ group show curated by @zoelukov for @waterstreetprojectsnyc! Next up, tomorrow is a full day of programs! Come hang with us. I’ll be in conversation with the BRILLIANT @sunrara - Rashida Bumbray at 2pm! This work was shown as part of my first solo show this summer @charliejamesgallery.
Patrisse Cullors Instagram - What an honor to have been asked to show my work alongside 33 other brilliant artists. Tonight was epic. These machetes are my tools of protection and of care, and now in the ‘Yes, Chef’ group show curated by @zoelukov for @waterstreetprojectsnyc! Next up, tomorrow is a full day of programs! Come hang with us. I’ll be in conversation with the BRILLIANT @sunrara - Rashida Bumbray at 2pm! This work was shown as part of my first solo show this summer @charliejamesgallery.
Patrisse Cullors Instagram - What an honor to have been asked to show my work alongside 33 other brilliant artists. Tonight was epic. These machetes are my tools of protection and of care, and now in the ‘Yes, Chef’ group show curated by @zoelukov for @waterstreetprojectsnyc! Next up, tomorrow is a full day of programs! Come hang with us. I’ll be in conversation with the BRILLIANT @sunrara - Rashida Bumbray at 2pm! This work was shown as part of my first solo show this summer @charliejamesgallery.
Patrisse Cullors Instagram - What an honor to have been asked to show my work alongside 33 other brilliant artists. Tonight was epic. These machetes are my tools of protection and of care, and now in the ‘Yes, Chef’ group show curated by @zoelukov for @waterstreetprojectsnyc! Next up, tomorrow is a full day of programs! Come hang with us. I’ll be in conversation with the BRILLIANT @sunrara - Rashida Bumbray at 2pm! This work was shown as part of my first solo show this summer @charliejamesgallery.
Patrisse Cullors Instagram - What an honor to have been asked to show my work alongside 33 other brilliant artists. Tonight was epic. These machetes are my tools of protection and of care, and now in the ‘Yes, Chef’ group show curated by @zoelukov for @waterstreetprojectsnyc! Next up, tomorrow is a full day of programs! Come hang with us. I’ll be in conversation with the BRILLIANT @sunrara - Rashida Bumbray at 2pm! This work was shown as part of my first solo show this summer @charliejamesgallery.
Patrisse Cullors Instagram - What an honor to have been asked to show my work alongside 33 other brilliant artists. Tonight was epic. These machetes are my tools of protection and of care, and now in the ‘Yes, Chef’ group show curated by @zoelukov for @waterstreetprojectsnyc! Next up, tomorrow is a full day of programs! Come hang with us. I’ll be in conversation with the BRILLIANT @sunrara - Rashida Bumbray at 2pm! This work was shown as part of my first solo show this summer @charliejamesgallery.
Patrisse Cullors Instagram - What an honor to have been asked to show my work alongside 33 other brilliant artists. Tonight was epic. These machetes are my tools of protection and of care, and now in the ‘Yes, Chef’ group show curated by @zoelukov for @waterstreetprojectsnyc! Next up, tomorrow is a full day of programs! Come hang with us. I’ll be in conversation with the BRILLIANT @sunrara - Rashida Bumbray at 2pm! This work was shown as part of my first solo show this summer @charliejamesgallery.
Patrisse Cullors Instagram - On this #KingDay demand action here in Los Angeles County. Push for a #climateresilientla our families and communities depend on it. We are at 5,000 signatures. Help us get to 10,000 signatures this week! @laurenmetropolis @gabrielinoshoshonenation @anawakalmekak @metabolicstudio Thank you @frescosiempre
Patrisse Cullors Instagram - On this #KingDay demand action here in Los Angeles County. Push for a #climateresilientla our families and communities depend on it. We are at 5,000 signatures. Help us get to 10,000 signatures this week! @laurenmetropolis @gabrielinoshoshonenation @anawakalmekak @metabolicstudio Thank you @frescosiempre
Patrisse Cullors Instagram - On this #KingDay demand action here in Los Angeles County. Push for a #climateresilientla our families and communities depend on it. We are at 5,000 signatures. Help us get to 10,000 signatures this week! @laurenmetropolis @gabrielinoshoshonenation @anawakalmekak @metabolicstudio Thank you @frescosiempre
Patrisse Cullors - 123.2K Likes - “Don’t forget to include Sudan, DR Congo and Tigray in your Advocacy. 🖤 “Love takes off the masks that we fear we cannot live without and know we cannot live within. I use the word ‘love’ here not merely in the personal sense but as a state of being, or a state of grace—not in the infantile American sense of being made happy but in the tough and universal sense of quest and daring and growth.” - James Baldwin, The Fire Next Time” Stay Informed: @sudan.updates @sdn.world @forsudaneseliberation @standwithtigray @omnatigray @peaceintigray @focuscongo @congofriends @thefutureofcongo @iheartafricadotorg Also @red_maat has really been holding it down for Sudan, Congo and Tigray. Check their page for tons of info and resources. Appreciate you!🖤” Thank you @devthepineapple #blm #keepeyesonsudan #genocost #freetigray #solidarity #panafrican #onelove #africa #trending #viral

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Caption : “Don’t forget to include Sudan, DR Congo and Tigray in your Advocacy. 🖤 “Love takes off the masks that we fear we cannot live without and know we cannot live within. I use the word ‘love’ here not merely in the personal sense but as a state of being, or a state of grace—not in the infantile American sense of being made happy but in the tough and universal sense of quest and daring and growth.” – James Baldwin, The Fire Next Time” Stay Informed: @sudan.updates @sdn.world @forsudaneseliberation @standwithtigray @omnatigray @peaceintigray @focuscongo @congofriends @thefutureofcongo @iheartafricadotorg Also @red_maat has really been holding it down for Sudan, Congo and Tigray. Check their page for tons of info and resources. Appreciate you!🖤” Thank you @devthepineapple #blm #keepeyesonsudan #genocost #freetigray #solidarity #panafrican #onelove #africa #trending #viral
Likes : 123244Patrisse Cullors - 123.2K Likes - “Don’t forget to include Sudan, DR Congo and Tigray in your Advocacy. 🖤 “Love takes off the masks that we fear we cannot live without and know we cannot live within. I use the word ‘love’ here not merely in the personal sense but as a state of being, or a state of grace—not in the infantile American sense of being made happy but in the tough and universal sense of quest and daring and growth.” - James Baldwin, The Fire Next Time” Stay Informed: @sudan.updates @sdn.world @forsudaneseliberation @standwithtigray @omnatigray @peaceintigray @focuscongo @congofriends @thefutureofcongo @iheartafricadotorg Also @red_maat has really been holding it down for Sudan, Congo and Tigray. Check their page for tons of info and resources. Appreciate you!🖤” Thank you @devthepineapple #blm #keepeyesonsudan #genocost #freetigray #solidarity #panafrican #onelove #africa #trending #viral

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Caption : “Don’t forget to include Sudan, DR Congo and Tigray in your Advocacy. 🖤 “Love takes off the masks that we fear we cannot live without and know we cannot live within. I use the word ‘love’ here not merely in the personal sense but as a state of being, or a state of grace—not in the infantile American sense of being made happy but in the tough and universal sense of quest and daring and growth.” – James Baldwin, The Fire Next Time” Stay Informed: @sudan.updates @sdn.world @forsudaneseliberation @standwithtigray @omnatigray @peaceintigray @focuscongo @congofriends @thefutureofcongo @iheartafricadotorg Also @red_maat has really been holding it down for Sudan, Congo and Tigray. Check their page for tons of info and resources. Appreciate you!🖤” Thank you @devthepineapple #blm #keepeyesonsudan #genocost #freetigray #solidarity #panafrican #onelove #africa #trending #viral
Likes : 123244Patrisse Cullors - 123.2K Likes - “Don’t forget to include Sudan, DR Congo and Tigray in your Advocacy. 🖤 “Love takes off the masks that we fear we cannot live without and know we cannot live within. I use the word ‘love’ here not merely in the personal sense but as a state of being, or a state of grace—not in the infantile American sense of being made happy but in the tough and universal sense of quest and daring and growth.” - James Baldwin, The Fire Next Time” Stay Informed: @sudan.updates @sdn.world @forsudaneseliberation @standwithtigray @omnatigray @peaceintigray @focuscongo @congofriends @thefutureofcongo @iheartafricadotorg Also @red_maat has really been holding it down for Sudan, Congo and Tigray. Check their page for tons of info and resources. Appreciate you!🖤” Thank you @devthepineapple #blm #keepeyesonsudan #genocost #freetigray #solidarity #panafrican #onelove #africa #trending #viral

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Caption : “Don’t forget to include Sudan, DR Congo and Tigray in your Advocacy. 🖤 “Love takes off the masks that we fear we cannot live without and know we cannot live within. I use the word ‘love’ here not merely in the personal sense but as a state of being, or a state of grace—not in the infantile American sense of being made happy but in the tough and universal sense of quest and daring and growth.” – James Baldwin, The Fire Next Time” Stay Informed: @sudan.updates @sdn.world @forsudaneseliberation @standwithtigray @omnatigray @peaceintigray @focuscongo @congofriends @thefutureofcongo @iheartafricadotorg Also @red_maat has really been holding it down for Sudan, Congo and Tigray. Check their page for tons of info and resources. Appreciate you!🖤” Thank you @devthepineapple #blm #keepeyesonsudan #genocost #freetigray #solidarity #panafrican #onelove #africa #trending #viral
Likes : 123244Patrisse Cullors - 123.2K Likes - “Don’t forget to include Sudan, DR Congo and Tigray in your Advocacy. 🖤 “Love takes off the masks that we fear we cannot live without and know we cannot live within. I use the word ‘love’ here not merely in the personal sense but as a state of being, or a state of grace—not in the infantile American sense of being made happy but in the tough and universal sense of quest and daring and growth.” - James Baldwin, The Fire Next Time” Stay Informed: @sudan.updates @sdn.world @forsudaneseliberation @standwithtigray @omnatigray @peaceintigray @focuscongo @congofriends @thefutureofcongo @iheartafricadotorg Also @red_maat has really been holding it down for Sudan, Congo and Tigray. Check their page for tons of info and resources. Appreciate you!🖤” Thank you @devthepineapple #blm #keepeyesonsudan #genocost #freetigray #solidarity #panafrican #onelove #africa #trending #viral

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Caption : “Don’t forget to include Sudan, DR Congo and Tigray in your Advocacy. 🖤 “Love takes off the masks that we fear we cannot live without and know we cannot live within. I use the word ‘love’ here not merely in the personal sense but as a state of being, or a state of grace—not in the infantile American sense of being made happy but in the tough and universal sense of quest and daring and growth.” – James Baldwin, The Fire Next Time” Stay Informed: @sudan.updates @sdn.world @forsudaneseliberation @standwithtigray @omnatigray @peaceintigray @focuscongo @congofriends @thefutureofcongo @iheartafricadotorg Also @red_maat has really been holding it down for Sudan, Congo and Tigray. Check their page for tons of info and resources. Appreciate you!🖤” Thank you @devthepineapple #blm #keepeyesonsudan #genocost #freetigray #solidarity #panafrican #onelove #africa #trending #viral
Likes : 123244Patrisse Cullors - 123.2K Likes - “Don’t forget to include Sudan, DR Congo and Tigray in your Advocacy. 🖤 “Love takes off the masks that we fear we cannot live without and know we cannot live within. I use the word ‘love’ here not merely in the personal sense but as a state of being, or a state of grace—not in the infantile American sense of being made happy but in the tough and universal sense of quest and daring and growth.” - James Baldwin, The Fire Next Time” Stay Informed: @sudan.updates @sdn.world @forsudaneseliberation @standwithtigray @omnatigray @peaceintigray @focuscongo @congofriends @thefutureofcongo @iheartafricadotorg Also @red_maat has really been holding it down for Sudan, Congo and Tigray. Check their page for tons of info and resources. Appreciate you!🖤” Thank you @devthepineapple #blm #keepeyesonsudan #genocost #freetigray #solidarity #panafrican #onelove #africa #trending #viral

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Caption : “Don’t forget to include Sudan, DR Congo and Tigray in your Advocacy. 🖤 “Love takes off the masks that we fear we cannot live without and know we cannot live within. I use the word ‘love’ here not merely in the personal sense but as a state of being, or a state of grace—not in the infantile American sense of being made happy but in the tough and universal sense of quest and daring and growth.” – James Baldwin, The Fire Next Time” Stay Informed: @sudan.updates @sdn.world @forsudaneseliberation @standwithtigray @omnatigray @peaceintigray @focuscongo @congofriends @thefutureofcongo @iheartafricadotorg Also @red_maat has really been holding it down for Sudan, Congo and Tigray. Check their page for tons of info and resources. Appreciate you!🖤” Thank you @devthepineapple #blm #keepeyesonsudan #genocost #freetigray #solidarity #panafrican #onelove #africa #trending #viral
Likes : 123244Patrisse Cullors - 123.2K Likes - “Don’t forget to include Sudan, DR Congo and Tigray in your Advocacy. 🖤 “Love takes off the masks that we fear we cannot live without and know we cannot live within. I use the word ‘love’ here not merely in the personal sense but as a state of being, or a state of grace—not in the infantile American sense of being made happy but in the tough and universal sense of quest and daring and growth.” - James Baldwin, The Fire Next Time” Stay Informed: @sudan.updates @sdn.world @forsudaneseliberation @standwithtigray @omnatigray @peaceintigray @focuscongo @congofriends @thefutureofcongo @iheartafricadotorg Also @red_maat has really been holding it down for Sudan, Congo and Tigray. Check their page for tons of info and resources. Appreciate you!🖤” Thank you @devthepineapple #blm #keepeyesonsudan #genocost #freetigray #solidarity #panafrican #onelove #africa #trending #viral

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Caption : “Don’t forget to include Sudan, DR Congo and Tigray in your Advocacy. 🖤 “Love takes off the masks that we fear we cannot live without and know we cannot live within. I use the word ‘love’ here not merely in the personal sense but as a state of being, or a state of grace—not in the infantile American sense of being made happy but in the tough and universal sense of quest and daring and growth.” – James Baldwin, The Fire Next Time” Stay Informed: @sudan.updates @sdn.world @forsudaneseliberation @standwithtigray @omnatigray @peaceintigray @focuscongo @congofriends @thefutureofcongo @iheartafricadotorg Also @red_maat has really been holding it down for Sudan, Congo and Tigray. Check their page for tons of info and resources. Appreciate you!🖤” Thank you @devthepineapple #blm #keepeyesonsudan #genocost #freetigray #solidarity #panafrican #onelove #africa #trending #viral
Likes : 123244Patrisse Cullors - 123.2K Likes - “Don’t forget to include Sudan, DR Congo and Tigray in your Advocacy. 🖤 “Love takes off the masks that we fear we cannot live without and know we cannot live within. I use the word ‘love’ here not merely in the personal sense but as a state of being, or a state of grace—not in the infantile American sense of being made happy but in the tough and universal sense of quest and daring and growth.” - James Baldwin, The Fire Next Time” Stay Informed: @sudan.updates @sdn.world @forsudaneseliberation @standwithtigray @omnatigray @peaceintigray @focuscongo @congofriends @thefutureofcongo @iheartafricadotorg Also @red_maat has really been holding it down for Sudan, Congo and Tigray. Check their page for tons of info and resources. Appreciate you!🖤” Thank you @devthepineapple #blm #keepeyesonsudan #genocost #freetigray #solidarity #panafrican #onelove #africa #trending #viral

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Caption : “Don’t forget to include Sudan, DR Congo and Tigray in your Advocacy. 🖤 “Love takes off the masks that we fear we cannot live without and know we cannot live within. I use the word ‘love’ here not merely in the personal sense but as a state of being, or a state of grace—not in the infantile American sense of being made happy but in the tough and universal sense of quest and daring and growth.” – James Baldwin, The Fire Next Time” Stay Informed: @sudan.updates @sdn.world @forsudaneseliberation @standwithtigray @omnatigray @peaceintigray @focuscongo @congofriends @thefutureofcongo @iheartafricadotorg Also @red_maat has really been holding it down for Sudan, Congo and Tigray. Check their page for tons of info and resources. Appreciate you!🖤” Thank you @devthepineapple #blm #keepeyesonsudan #genocost #freetigray #solidarity #panafrican #onelove #africa #trending #viral
Likes : 123244Patrisse Cullors - 123.2K Likes - “Don’t forget to include Sudan, DR Congo and Tigray in your Advocacy. 🖤 “Love takes off the masks that we fear we cannot live without and know we cannot live within. I use the word ‘love’ here not merely in the personal sense but as a state of being, or a state of grace—not in the infantile American sense of being made happy but in the tough and universal sense of quest and daring and growth.” - James Baldwin, The Fire Next Time” Stay Informed: @sudan.updates @sdn.world @forsudaneseliberation @standwithtigray @omnatigray @peaceintigray @focuscongo @congofriends @thefutureofcongo @iheartafricadotorg Also @red_maat has really been holding it down for Sudan, Congo and Tigray. Check their page for tons of info and resources. Appreciate you!🖤” Thank you @devthepineapple #blm #keepeyesonsudan #genocost #freetigray #solidarity #panafrican #onelove #africa #trending #viral

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Caption : “Don’t forget to include Sudan, DR Congo and Tigray in your Advocacy. 🖤 “Love takes off the masks that we fear we cannot live without and know we cannot live within. I use the word ‘love’ here not merely in the personal sense but as a state of being, or a state of grace—not in the infantile American sense of being made happy but in the tough and universal sense of quest and daring and growth.” – James Baldwin, The Fire Next Time” Stay Informed: @sudan.updates @sdn.world @forsudaneseliberation @standwithtigray @omnatigray @peaceintigray @focuscongo @congofriends @thefutureofcongo @iheartafricadotorg Also @red_maat has really been holding it down for Sudan, Congo and Tigray. Check their page for tons of info and resources. Appreciate you!🖤” Thank you @devthepineapple #blm #keepeyesonsudan #genocost #freetigray #solidarity #panafrican #onelove #africa #trending #viral
Likes : 123244Patrisse Cullors - 48.1K Likes - This is my cousin Keenan Anderson. He was killed by LAPD in Venice on January 3rd, 2023. My cousin was an educator and worked with high school aged children. He was an English teacher. LAPD has killed three people this year. One of them is my family member. Keenan deserves to be alive right now, his child deserves to be raised by his father. Keenan we will fight for you and for all of our loved ones impacted by state violence. I love you. #JusticeForKeenan #BlackLivesMatter

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Caption : This is my cousin Keenan Anderson. He was killed by LAPD in Venice on January 3rd, 2023. My cousin was an educator and worked with high school aged children. He was an English teacher. LAPD has killed three people this year. One of them is my family member. Keenan deserves to be alive right now, his child deserves to be raised by his father. Keenan we will fight for you and for all of our loved ones impacted by state violence. I love you. #JusticeForKeenan #BlackLivesMatter
Likes : 48132Patrisse Cullors - 48.1K Likes - This is my cousin Keenan Anderson. He was killed by LAPD in Venice on January 3rd, 2023. My cousin was an educator and worked with high school aged children. He was an English teacher. LAPD has killed three people this year. One of them is my family member. Keenan deserves to be alive right now, his child deserves to be raised by his father. Keenan we will fight for you and for all of our loved ones impacted by state violence. I love you. #JusticeForKeenan #BlackLivesMatter

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Caption : This is my cousin Keenan Anderson. He was killed by LAPD in Venice on January 3rd, 2023. My cousin was an educator and worked with high school aged children. He was an English teacher. LAPD has killed three people this year. One of them is my family member. Keenan deserves to be alive right now, his child deserves to be raised by his father. Keenan we will fight for you and for all of our loved ones impacted by state violence. I love you. #JusticeForKeenan #BlackLivesMatter
Likes : 48132Patrisse Cullors - 31.5K Likes - Phew this took a bit to get through but truly hoping it opens up some healthy dialogues as well as setting us up to do the internal work of challenges ourselves. I wrote this with two things in mind: 1- I’ve seen this #quote used over and over again, usually watered down and seldomly investigated. 2- #thematrix, specifically towards the end of the second movie when Neo finds out that the uprising is actually built into the system. Well it’s just like that, protest and other forms of activism that work within the system are just like that. We continue to replay the cycle expecting something new without pause long enough or fully committing to a world beyond this system. It’s a scary thought for many of us and won’t come with ease. But to break free of the cycle what are you willing to risk? ⁉️Here’s some more questions for reflection⁉️ ✨What does dismantling oppression mean to you? ✨ What do you envision when you think of a world outside of colonialism, capitalism, and imperialism? ✨ How would we go from where we are today to where we would like to be? ✨ How genuinely committed to that aim? What are your internal and external barriers? ✨ What were your ancestral ways of being before colonialism invaded and disrupted your culture? ✨ What is the revolution? What does it look like when it’s realized? We must not only know to fight against what is wrong but also have the foresight to recognize what it is we are aiming to build up to. Asè ✊🏽Don’t forget to f da a1go by: 🔁 Share this post (very important) 👩🏽‍💻Comment on this post (5 words not emojis) ♥️ Like this post 💾Save 👀 Follow 💸 Contribute to the requests. — ‎✨ثورة✨ (thawra/revolution) #sudan #darfur #tigray #congo #southafrica #yemen #السودان #indigenous #blm #haiti #indigenous #encampment #biden #🍉 #transformation #audrelorde #instaquotes #metgala #instalike #kimk #kyliejenner #taylorswift #tyla #landback #ancestors #sundayfunday #mothersday

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Caption : Phew this took a bit to get through but truly hoping it opens up some healthy dialogues as well as setting us up to do the internal work of challenges ourselves. I wrote this with two things in mind: 1- I’ve seen this #quote used over and over again, usually watered down and seldomly investigated. 2- #thematrix, specifically towards the end of the second movie when Neo finds out that the uprising is actually built into the system. Well it’s just like that, protest and other forms of activism that work within the system are just like that. We continue to replay the cycle expecting something new without pause long enough or fully committing to a world beyond this system. It’s a scary thought for many of us and won’t come with ease. But to break free of the cycle what are you willing to risk? ⁉️Here’s some more questions for reflection⁉️ ✨What does dismantling oppression mean to you? ✨ What do you envision when you think of a world outside of colonialism, capitalism, and imperialism? ✨ How would we go from where we are today to where we would like to be? ✨ How genuinely committed to that aim? What are your internal and external barriers? ✨ What were your ancestral ways of being before colonialism invaded and disrupted your culture? ✨ What is the revolution? What does it look like when it’s realized? We must not only know to fight against what is wrong but also have the foresight to recognize what it is we are aiming to build up to. Asè ✊🏽Don’t forget to f da a1go by: 🔁 Share this post (very important) 👩🏽‍💻Comment on this post (5 words not emojis) ♥️ Like this post 💾Save 👀 Follow 💸 Contribute to the requests. — ‎✨ثورة✨ (thawra/revolution) #sudan #darfur #tigray #congo #southafrica #yemen #السودان #indigenous #blm #haiti #indigenous #encampment #biden #🍉 #transformation #audrelorde #instaquotes #metgala #instalike #kimk #kyliejenner #taylorswift #tyla #landback #ancestors #sundayfunday #mothersday
Likes : 31518Patrisse Cullors - 31.5K Likes - Phew this took a bit to get through but truly hoping it opens up some healthy dialogues as well as setting us up to do the internal work of challenges ourselves. I wrote this with two things in mind: 1- I’ve seen this #quote used over and over again, usually watered down and seldomly investigated. 2- #thematrix, specifically towards the end of the second movie when Neo finds out that the uprising is actually built into the system. Well it’s just like that, protest and other forms of activism that work within the system are just like that. We continue to replay the cycle expecting something new without pause long enough or fully committing to a world beyond this system. It’s a scary thought for many of us and won’t come with ease. But to break free of the cycle what are you willing to risk? ⁉️Here’s some more questions for reflection⁉️ ✨What does dismantling oppression mean to you? ✨ What do you envision when you think of a world outside of colonialism, capitalism, and imperialism? ✨ How would we go from where we are today to where we would like to be? ✨ How genuinely committed to that aim? What are your internal and external barriers? ✨ What were your ancestral ways of being before colonialism invaded and disrupted your culture? ✨ What is the revolution? What does it look like when it’s realized? We must not only know to fight against what is wrong but also have the foresight to recognize what it is we are aiming to build up to. Asè ✊🏽Don’t forget to f da a1go by: 🔁 Share this post (very important) 👩🏽‍💻Comment on this post (5 words not emojis) ♥️ Like this post 💾Save 👀 Follow 💸 Contribute to the requests. — ‎✨ثورة✨ (thawra/revolution) #sudan #darfur #tigray #congo #southafrica #yemen #السودان #indigenous #blm #haiti #indigenous #encampment #biden #🍉 #transformation #audrelorde #instaquotes #metgala #instalike #kimk #kyliejenner #taylorswift #tyla #landback #ancestors #sundayfunday #mothersday

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Caption : Phew this took a bit to get through but truly hoping it opens up some healthy dialogues as well as setting us up to do the internal work of challenges ourselves. I wrote this with two things in mind: 1- I’ve seen this #quote used over and over again, usually watered down and seldomly investigated. 2- #thematrix, specifically towards the end of the second movie when Neo finds out that the uprising is actually built into the system. Well it’s just like that, protest and other forms of activism that work within the system are just like that. We continue to replay the cycle expecting something new without pause long enough or fully committing to a world beyond this system. It’s a scary thought for many of us and won’t come with ease. But to break free of the cycle what are you willing to risk? ⁉️Here’s some more questions for reflection⁉️ ✨What does dismantling oppression mean to you? ✨ What do you envision when you think of a world outside of colonialism, capitalism, and imperialism? ✨ How would we go from where we are today to where we would like to be? ✨ How genuinely committed to that aim? What are your internal and external barriers? ✨ What were your ancestral ways of being before colonialism invaded and disrupted your culture? ✨ What is the revolution? What does it look like when it’s realized? We must not only know to fight against what is wrong but also have the foresight to recognize what it is we are aiming to build up to. Asè ✊🏽Don’t forget to f da a1go by: 🔁 Share this post (very important) 👩🏽‍💻Comment on this post (5 words not emojis) ♥️ Like this post 💾Save 👀 Follow 💸 Contribute to the requests. — ‎✨ثورة✨ (thawra/revolution) #sudan #darfur #tigray #congo #southafrica #yemen #السودان #indigenous #blm #haiti #indigenous #encampment #biden #🍉 #transformation #audrelorde #instaquotes #metgala #instalike #kimk #kyliejenner #taylorswift #tyla #landback #ancestors #sundayfunday #mothersday
Likes : 31518Patrisse Cullors - 31.5K Likes - Phew this took a bit to get through but truly hoping it opens up some healthy dialogues as well as setting us up to do the internal work of challenges ourselves. I wrote this with two things in mind: 1- I’ve seen this #quote used over and over again, usually watered down and seldomly investigated. 2- #thematrix, specifically towards the end of the second movie when Neo finds out that the uprising is actually built into the system. Well it’s just like that, protest and other forms of activism that work within the system are just like that. We continue to replay the cycle expecting something new without pause long enough or fully committing to a world beyond this system. It’s a scary thought for many of us and won’t come with ease. But to break free of the cycle what are you willing to risk? ⁉️Here’s some more questions for reflection⁉️ ✨What does dismantling oppression mean to you? ✨ What do you envision when you think of a world outside of colonialism, capitalism, and imperialism? ✨ How would we go from where we are today to where we would like to be? ✨ How genuinely committed to that aim? What are your internal and external barriers? ✨ What were your ancestral ways of being before colonialism invaded and disrupted your culture? ✨ What is the revolution? What does it look like when it’s realized? We must not only know to fight against what is wrong but also have the foresight to recognize what it is we are aiming to build up to. Asè ✊🏽Don’t forget to f da a1go by: 🔁 Share this post (very important) 👩🏽‍💻Comment on this post (5 words not emojis) ♥️ Like this post 💾Save 👀 Follow 💸 Contribute to the requests. — ‎✨ثورة✨ (thawra/revolution) #sudan #darfur #tigray #congo #southafrica #yemen #السودان #indigenous #blm #haiti #indigenous #encampment #biden #🍉 #transformation #audrelorde #instaquotes #metgala #instalike #kimk #kyliejenner #taylorswift #tyla #landback #ancestors #sundayfunday #mothersday

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Caption : Phew this took a bit to get through but truly hoping it opens up some healthy dialogues as well as setting us up to do the internal work of challenges ourselves. I wrote this with two things in mind: 1- I’ve seen this #quote used over and over again, usually watered down and seldomly investigated. 2- #thematrix, specifically towards the end of the second movie when Neo finds out that the uprising is actually built into the system. Well it’s just like that, protest and other forms of activism that work within the system are just like that. We continue to replay the cycle expecting something new without pause long enough or fully committing to a world beyond this system. It’s a scary thought for many of us and won’t come with ease. But to break free of the cycle what are you willing to risk? ⁉️Here’s some more questions for reflection⁉️ ✨What does dismantling oppression mean to you? ✨ What do you envision when you think of a world outside of colonialism, capitalism, and imperialism? ✨ How would we go from where we are today to where we would like to be? ✨ How genuinely committed to that aim? What are your internal and external barriers? ✨ What were your ancestral ways of being before colonialism invaded and disrupted your culture? ✨ What is the revolution? What does it look like when it’s realized? We must not only know to fight against what is wrong but also have the foresight to recognize what it is we are aiming to build up to. Asè ✊🏽Don’t forget to f da a1go by: 🔁 Share this post (very important) 👩🏽‍💻Comment on this post (5 words not emojis) ♥️ Like this post 💾Save 👀 Follow 💸 Contribute to the requests. — ‎✨ثورة✨ (thawra/revolution) #sudan #darfur #tigray #congo #southafrica #yemen #السودان #indigenous #blm #haiti #indigenous #encampment #biden #🍉 #transformation #audrelorde #instaquotes #metgala #instalike #kimk #kyliejenner #taylorswift #tyla #landback #ancestors #sundayfunday #mothersday
Likes : 31518Patrisse Cullors - 31.5K Likes - Phew this took a bit to get through but truly hoping it opens up some healthy dialogues as well as setting us up to do the internal work of challenges ourselves. I wrote this with two things in mind: 1- I’ve seen this #quote used over and over again, usually watered down and seldomly investigated. 2- #thematrix, specifically towards the end of the second movie when Neo finds out that the uprising is actually built into the system. Well it’s just like that, protest and other forms of activism that work within the system are just like that. We continue to replay the cycle expecting something new without pause long enough or fully committing to a world beyond this system. It’s a scary thought for many of us and won’t come with ease. But to break free of the cycle what are you willing to risk? ⁉️Here’s some more questions for reflection⁉️ ✨What does dismantling oppression mean to you? ✨ What do you envision when you think of a world outside of colonialism, capitalism, and imperialism? ✨ How would we go from where we are today to where we would like to be? ✨ How genuinely committed to that aim? What are your internal and external barriers? ✨ What were your ancestral ways of being before colonialism invaded and disrupted your culture? ✨ What is the revolution? What does it look like when it’s realized? We must not only know to fight against what is wrong but also have the foresight to recognize what it is we are aiming to build up to. Asè ✊🏽Don’t forget to f da a1go by: 🔁 Share this post (very important) 👩🏽‍💻Comment on this post (5 words not emojis) ♥️ Like this post 💾Save 👀 Follow 💸 Contribute to the requests. — ‎✨ثورة✨ (thawra/revolution) #sudan #darfur #tigray #congo #southafrica #yemen #السودان #indigenous #blm #haiti #indigenous #encampment #biden #🍉 #transformation #audrelorde #instaquotes #metgala #instalike #kimk #kyliejenner #taylorswift #tyla #landback #ancestors #sundayfunday #mothersday

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Caption : Phew this took a bit to get through but truly hoping it opens up some healthy dialogues as well as setting us up to do the internal work of challenges ourselves. I wrote this with two things in mind: 1- I’ve seen this #quote used over and over again, usually watered down and seldomly investigated. 2- #thematrix, specifically towards the end of the second movie when Neo finds out that the uprising is actually built into the system. Well it’s just like that, protest and other forms of activism that work within the system are just like that. We continue to replay the cycle expecting something new without pause long enough or fully committing to a world beyond this system. It’s a scary thought for many of us and won’t come with ease. But to break free of the cycle what are you willing to risk? ⁉️Here’s some more questions for reflection⁉️ ✨What does dismantling oppression mean to you? ✨ What do you envision when you think of a world outside of colonialism, capitalism, and imperialism? ✨ How would we go from where we are today to where we would like to be? ✨ How genuinely committed to that aim? What are your internal and external barriers? ✨ What were your ancestral ways of being before colonialism invaded and disrupted your culture? ✨ What is the revolution? What does it look like when it’s realized? We must not only know to fight against what is wrong but also have the foresight to recognize what it is we are aiming to build up to. Asè ✊🏽Don’t forget to f da a1go by: 🔁 Share this post (very important) 👩🏽‍💻Comment on this post (5 words not emojis) ♥️ Like this post 💾Save 👀 Follow 💸 Contribute to the requests. — ‎✨ثورة✨ (thawra/revolution) #sudan #darfur #tigray #congo #southafrica #yemen #السودان #indigenous #blm #haiti #indigenous #encampment #biden #🍉 #transformation #audrelorde #instaquotes #metgala #instalike #kimk #kyliejenner #taylorswift #tyla #landback #ancestors #sundayfunday #mothersday
Likes : 31518Patrisse Cullors - 31.5K Likes - Phew this took a bit to get through but truly hoping it opens up some healthy dialogues as well as setting us up to do the internal work of challenges ourselves. I wrote this with two things in mind: 1- I’ve seen this #quote used over and over again, usually watered down and seldomly investigated. 2- #thematrix, specifically towards the end of the second movie when Neo finds out that the uprising is actually built into the system. Well it’s just like that, protest and other forms of activism that work within the system are just like that. We continue to replay the cycle expecting something new without pause long enough or fully committing to a world beyond this system. It’s a scary thought for many of us and won’t come with ease. But to break free of the cycle what are you willing to risk? ⁉️Here’s some more questions for reflection⁉️ ✨What does dismantling oppression mean to you? ✨ What do you envision when you think of a world outside of colonialism, capitalism, and imperialism? ✨ How would we go from where we are today to where we would like to be? ✨ How genuinely committed to that aim? What are your internal and external barriers? ✨ What were your ancestral ways of being before colonialism invaded and disrupted your culture? ✨ What is the revolution? What does it look like when it’s realized? We must not only know to fight against what is wrong but also have the foresight to recognize what it is we are aiming to build up to. Asè ✊🏽Don’t forget to f da a1go by: 🔁 Share this post (very important) 👩🏽‍💻Comment on this post (5 words not emojis) ♥️ Like this post 💾Save 👀 Follow 💸 Contribute to the requests. — ‎✨ثورة✨ (thawra/revolution) #sudan #darfur #tigray #congo #southafrica #yemen #السودان #indigenous #blm #haiti #indigenous #encampment #biden #🍉 #transformation #audrelorde #instaquotes #metgala #instalike #kimk #kyliejenner #taylorswift #tyla #landback #ancestors #sundayfunday #mothersday

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Caption : Phew this took a bit to get through but truly hoping it opens up some healthy dialogues as well as setting us up to do the internal work of challenges ourselves. I wrote this with two things in mind: 1- I’ve seen this #quote used over and over again, usually watered down and seldomly investigated. 2- #thematrix, specifically towards the end of the second movie when Neo finds out that the uprising is actually built into the system. Well it’s just like that, protest and other forms of activism that work within the system are just like that. We continue to replay the cycle expecting something new without pause long enough or fully committing to a world beyond this system. It’s a scary thought for many of us and won’t come with ease. But to break free of the cycle what are you willing to risk? ⁉️Here’s some more questions for reflection⁉️ ✨What does dismantling oppression mean to you? ✨ What do you envision when you think of a world outside of colonialism, capitalism, and imperialism? ✨ How would we go from where we are today to where we would like to be? ✨ How genuinely committed to that aim? What are your internal and external barriers? ✨ What were your ancestral ways of being before colonialism invaded and disrupted your culture? ✨ What is the revolution? What does it look like when it’s realized? We must not only know to fight against what is wrong but also have the foresight to recognize what it is we are aiming to build up to. Asè ✊🏽Don’t forget to f da a1go by: 🔁 Share this post (very important) 👩🏽‍💻Comment on this post (5 words not emojis) ♥️ Like this post 💾Save 👀 Follow 💸 Contribute to the requests. — ‎✨ثورة✨ (thawra/revolution) #sudan #darfur #tigray #congo #southafrica #yemen #السودان #indigenous #blm #haiti #indigenous #encampment #biden #🍉 #transformation #audrelorde #instaquotes #metgala #instalike #kimk #kyliejenner #taylorswift #tyla #landback #ancestors #sundayfunday #mothersday
Likes : 31518Patrisse Cullors - 31.5K Likes - Phew this took a bit to get through but truly hoping it opens up some healthy dialogues as well as setting us up to do the internal work of challenges ourselves. I wrote this with two things in mind: 1- I’ve seen this #quote used over and over again, usually watered down and seldomly investigated. 2- #thematrix, specifically towards the end of the second movie when Neo finds out that the uprising is actually built into the system. Well it’s just like that, protest and other forms of activism that work within the system are just like that. We continue to replay the cycle expecting something new without pause long enough or fully committing to a world beyond this system. It’s a scary thought for many of us and won’t come with ease. But to break free of the cycle what are you willing to risk? ⁉️Here’s some more questions for reflection⁉️ ✨What does dismantling oppression mean to you? ✨ What do you envision when you think of a world outside of colonialism, capitalism, and imperialism? ✨ How would we go from where we are today to where we would like to be? ✨ How genuinely committed to that aim? What are your internal and external barriers? ✨ What were your ancestral ways of being before colonialism invaded and disrupted your culture? ✨ What is the revolution? What does it look like when it’s realized? We must not only know to fight against what is wrong but also have the foresight to recognize what it is we are aiming to build up to. Asè ✊🏽Don’t forget to f da a1go by: 🔁 Share this post (very important) 👩🏽‍💻Comment on this post (5 words not emojis) ♥️ Like this post 💾Save 👀 Follow 💸 Contribute to the requests. — ‎✨ثورة✨ (thawra/revolution) #sudan #darfur #tigray #congo #southafrica #yemen #السودان #indigenous #blm #haiti #indigenous #encampment #biden #🍉 #transformation #audrelorde #instaquotes #metgala #instalike #kimk #kyliejenner #taylorswift #tyla #landback #ancestors #sundayfunday #mothersday

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Caption : Phew this took a bit to get through but truly hoping it opens up some healthy dialogues as well as setting us up to do the internal work of challenges ourselves. I wrote this with two things in mind: 1- I’ve seen this #quote used over and over again, usually watered down and seldomly investigated. 2- #thematrix, specifically towards the end of the second movie when Neo finds out that the uprising is actually built into the system. Well it’s just like that, protest and other forms of activism that work within the system are just like that. We continue to replay the cycle expecting something new without pause long enough or fully committing to a world beyond this system. It’s a scary thought for many of us and won’t come with ease. But to break free of the cycle what are you willing to risk? ⁉️Here’s some more questions for reflection⁉️ ✨What does dismantling oppression mean to you? ✨ What do you envision when you think of a world outside of colonialism, capitalism, and imperialism? ✨ How would we go from where we are today to where we would like to be? ✨ How genuinely committed to that aim? What are your internal and external barriers? ✨ What were your ancestral ways of being before colonialism invaded and disrupted your culture? ✨ What is the revolution? What does it look like when it’s realized? We must not only know to fight against what is wrong but also have the foresight to recognize what it is we are aiming to build up to. Asè ✊🏽Don’t forget to f da a1go by: 🔁 Share this post (very important) 👩🏽‍💻Comment on this post (5 words not emojis) ♥️ Like this post 💾Save 👀 Follow 💸 Contribute to the requests. — ‎✨ثورة✨ (thawra/revolution) #sudan #darfur #tigray #congo #southafrica #yemen #السودان #indigenous #blm #haiti #indigenous #encampment #biden #🍉 #transformation #audrelorde #instaquotes #metgala #instalike #kimk #kyliejenner #taylorswift #tyla #landback #ancestors #sundayfunday #mothersday
Likes : 31518Patrisse Cullors - 31.5K Likes - Phew this took a bit to get through but truly hoping it opens up some healthy dialogues as well as setting us up to do the internal work of challenges ourselves. I wrote this with two things in mind: 1- I’ve seen this #quote used over and over again, usually watered down and seldomly investigated. 2- #thematrix, specifically towards the end of the second movie when Neo finds out that the uprising is actually built into the system. Well it’s just like that, protest and other forms of activism that work within the system are just like that. We continue to replay the cycle expecting something new without pause long enough or fully committing to a world beyond this system. It’s a scary thought for many of us and won’t come with ease. But to break free of the cycle what are you willing to risk? ⁉️Here’s some more questions for reflection⁉️ ✨What does dismantling oppression mean to you? ✨ What do you envision when you think of a world outside of colonialism, capitalism, and imperialism? ✨ How would we go from where we are today to where we would like to be? ✨ How genuinely committed to that aim? What are your internal and external barriers? ✨ What were your ancestral ways of being before colonialism invaded and disrupted your culture? ✨ What is the revolution? What does it look like when it’s realized? We must not only know to fight against what is wrong but also have the foresight to recognize what it is we are aiming to build up to. Asè ✊🏽Don’t forget to f da a1go by: 🔁 Share this post (very important) 👩🏽‍💻Comment on this post (5 words not emojis) ♥️ Like this post 💾Save 👀 Follow 💸 Contribute to the requests. — ‎✨ثورة✨ (thawra/revolution) #sudan #darfur #tigray #congo #southafrica #yemen #السودان #indigenous #blm #haiti #indigenous #encampment #biden #🍉 #transformation #audrelorde #instaquotes #metgala #instalike #kimk #kyliejenner #taylorswift #tyla #landback #ancestors #sundayfunday #mothersday

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Caption : Phew this took a bit to get through but truly hoping it opens up some healthy dialogues as well as setting us up to do the internal work of challenges ourselves. I wrote this with two things in mind: 1- I’ve seen this #quote used over and over again, usually watered down and seldomly investigated. 2- #thematrix, specifically towards the end of the second movie when Neo finds out that the uprising is actually built into the system. Well it’s just like that, protest and other forms of activism that work within the system are just like that. We continue to replay the cycle expecting something new without pause long enough or fully committing to a world beyond this system. It’s a scary thought for many of us and won’t come with ease. But to break free of the cycle what are you willing to risk? ⁉️Here’s some more questions for reflection⁉️ ✨What does dismantling oppression mean to you? ✨ What do you envision when you think of a world outside of colonialism, capitalism, and imperialism? ✨ How would we go from where we are today to where we would like to be? ✨ How genuinely committed to that aim? What are your internal and external barriers? ✨ What were your ancestral ways of being before colonialism invaded and disrupted your culture? ✨ What is the revolution? What does it look like when it’s realized? We must not only know to fight against what is wrong but also have the foresight to recognize what it is we are aiming to build up to. Asè ✊🏽Don’t forget to f da a1go by: 🔁 Share this post (very important) 👩🏽‍💻Comment on this post (5 words not emojis) ♥️ Like this post 💾Save 👀 Follow 💸 Contribute to the requests. — ‎✨ثورة✨ (thawra/revolution) #sudan #darfur #tigray #congo #southafrica #yemen #السودان #indigenous #blm #haiti #indigenous #encampment #biden #🍉 #transformation #audrelorde #instaquotes #metgala #instalike #kimk #kyliejenner #taylorswift #tyla #landback #ancestors #sundayfunday #mothersday
Likes : 31518Patrisse Cullors - 31.5K Likes - Phew this took a bit to get through but truly hoping it opens up some healthy dialogues as well as setting us up to do the internal work of challenges ourselves. I wrote this with two things in mind: 1- I’ve seen this #quote used over and over again, usually watered down and seldomly investigated. 2- #thematrix, specifically towards the end of the second movie when Neo finds out that the uprising is actually built into the system. Well it’s just like that, protest and other forms of activism that work within the system are just like that. We continue to replay the cycle expecting something new without pause long enough or fully committing to a world beyond this system. It’s a scary thought for many of us and won’t come with ease. But to break free of the cycle what are you willing to risk? ⁉️Here’s some more questions for reflection⁉️ ✨What does dismantling oppression mean to you? ✨ What do you envision when you think of a world outside of colonialism, capitalism, and imperialism? ✨ How would we go from where we are today to where we would like to be? ✨ How genuinely committed to that aim? What are your internal and external barriers? ✨ What were your ancestral ways of being before colonialism invaded and disrupted your culture? ✨ What is the revolution? What does it look like when it’s realized? We must not only know to fight against what is wrong but also have the foresight to recognize what it is we are aiming to build up to. Asè ✊🏽Don’t forget to f da a1go by: 🔁 Share this post (very important) 👩🏽‍💻Comment on this post (5 words not emojis) ♥️ Like this post 💾Save 👀 Follow 💸 Contribute to the requests. — ‎✨ثورة✨ (thawra/revolution) #sudan #darfur #tigray #congo #southafrica #yemen #السودان #indigenous #blm #haiti #indigenous #encampment #biden #🍉 #transformation #audrelorde #instaquotes #metgala #instalike #kimk #kyliejenner #taylorswift #tyla #landback #ancestors #sundayfunday #mothersday

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Caption : Phew this took a bit to get through but truly hoping it opens up some healthy dialogues as well as setting us up to do the internal work of challenges ourselves. I wrote this with two things in mind: 1- I’ve seen this #quote used over and over again, usually watered down and seldomly investigated. 2- #thematrix, specifically towards the end of the second movie when Neo finds out that the uprising is actually built into the system. Well it’s just like that, protest and other forms of activism that work within the system are just like that. We continue to replay the cycle expecting something new without pause long enough or fully committing to a world beyond this system. It’s a scary thought for many of us and won’t come with ease. But to break free of the cycle what are you willing to risk? ⁉️Here’s some more questions for reflection⁉️ ✨What does dismantling oppression mean to you? ✨ What do you envision when you think of a world outside of colonialism, capitalism, and imperialism? ✨ How would we go from where we are today to where we would like to be? ✨ How genuinely committed to that aim? What are your internal and external barriers? ✨ What were your ancestral ways of being before colonialism invaded and disrupted your culture? ✨ What is the revolution? What does it look like when it’s realized? We must not only know to fight against what is wrong but also have the foresight to recognize what it is we are aiming to build up to. Asè ✊🏽Don’t forget to f da a1go by: 🔁 Share this post (very important) 👩🏽‍💻Comment on this post (5 words not emojis) ♥️ Like this post 💾Save 👀 Follow 💸 Contribute to the requests. — ‎✨ثورة✨ (thawra/revolution) #sudan #darfur #tigray #congo #southafrica #yemen #السودان #indigenous #blm #haiti #indigenous #encampment #biden #🍉 #transformation #audrelorde #instaquotes #metgala #instalike #kimk #kyliejenner #taylorswift #tyla #landback #ancestors #sundayfunday #mothersday
Likes : 31518Patrisse Cullors - 31.5K Likes - Phew this took a bit to get through but truly hoping it opens up some healthy dialogues as well as setting us up to do the internal work of challenges ourselves. I wrote this with two things in mind: 1- I’ve seen this #quote used over and over again, usually watered down and seldomly investigated. 2- #thematrix, specifically towards the end of the second movie when Neo finds out that the uprising is actually built into the system. Well it’s just like that, protest and other forms of activism that work within the system are just like that. We continue to replay the cycle expecting something new without pause long enough or fully committing to a world beyond this system. It’s a scary thought for many of us and won’t come with ease. But to break free of the cycle what are you willing to risk? ⁉️Here’s some more questions for reflection⁉️ ✨What does dismantling oppression mean to you? ✨ What do you envision when you think of a world outside of colonialism, capitalism, and imperialism? ✨ How would we go from where we are today to where we would like to be? ✨ How genuinely committed to that aim? What are your internal and external barriers? ✨ What were your ancestral ways of being before colonialism invaded and disrupted your culture? ✨ What is the revolution? What does it look like when it’s realized? We must not only know to fight against what is wrong but also have the foresight to recognize what it is we are aiming to build up to. Asè ✊🏽Don’t forget to f da a1go by: 🔁 Share this post (very important) 👩🏽‍💻Comment on this post (5 words not emojis) ♥️ Like this post 💾Save 👀 Follow 💸 Contribute to the requests. — ‎✨ثورة✨ (thawra/revolution) #sudan #darfur #tigray #congo #southafrica #yemen #السودان #indigenous #blm #haiti #indigenous #encampment #biden #🍉 #transformation #audrelorde #instaquotes #metgala #instalike #kimk #kyliejenner #taylorswift #tyla #landback #ancestors #sundayfunday #mothersday

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Caption : Phew this took a bit to get through but truly hoping it opens up some healthy dialogues as well as setting us up to do the internal work of challenges ourselves. I wrote this with two things in mind: 1- I’ve seen this #quote used over and over again, usually watered down and seldomly investigated. 2- #thematrix, specifically towards the end of the second movie when Neo finds out that the uprising is actually built into the system. Well it’s just like that, protest and other forms of activism that work within the system are just like that. We continue to replay the cycle expecting something new without pause long enough or fully committing to a world beyond this system. It’s a scary thought for many of us and won’t come with ease. But to break free of the cycle what are you willing to risk? ⁉️Here’s some more questions for reflection⁉️ ✨What does dismantling oppression mean to you? ✨ What do you envision when you think of a world outside of colonialism, capitalism, and imperialism? ✨ How would we go from where we are today to where we would like to be? ✨ How genuinely committed to that aim? What are your internal and external barriers? ✨ What were your ancestral ways of being before colonialism invaded and disrupted your culture? ✨ What is the revolution? What does it look like when it’s realized? We must not only know to fight against what is wrong but also have the foresight to recognize what it is we are aiming to build up to. Asè ✊🏽Don’t forget to f da a1go by: 🔁 Share this post (very important) 👩🏽‍💻Comment on this post (5 words not emojis) ♥️ Like this post 💾Save 👀 Follow 💸 Contribute to the requests. — ‎✨ثورة✨ (thawra/revolution) #sudan #darfur #tigray #congo #southafrica #yemen #السودان #indigenous #blm #haiti #indigenous #encampment #biden #🍉 #transformation #audrelorde #instaquotes #metgala #instalike #kimk #kyliejenner #taylorswift #tyla #landback #ancestors #sundayfunday #mothersday
Likes : 31518Patrisse Cullors - 31.5K Likes - Phew this took a bit to get through but truly hoping it opens up some healthy dialogues as well as setting us up to do the internal work of challenges ourselves. I wrote this with two things in mind: 1- I’ve seen this #quote used over and over again, usually watered down and seldomly investigated. 2- #thematrix, specifically towards the end of the second movie when Neo finds out that the uprising is actually built into the system. Well it’s just like that, protest and other forms of activism that work within the system are just like that. We continue to replay the cycle expecting something new without pause long enough or fully committing to a world beyond this system. It’s a scary thought for many of us and won’t come with ease. But to break free of the cycle what are you willing to risk? ⁉️Here’s some more questions for reflection⁉️ ✨What does dismantling oppression mean to you? ✨ What do you envision when you think of a world outside of colonialism, capitalism, and imperialism? ✨ How would we go from where we are today to where we would like to be? ✨ How genuinely committed to that aim? What are your internal and external barriers? ✨ What were your ancestral ways of being before colonialism invaded and disrupted your culture? ✨ What is the revolution? What does it look like when it’s realized? We must not only know to fight against what is wrong but also have the foresight to recognize what it is we are aiming to build up to. Asè ✊🏽Don’t forget to f da a1go by: 🔁 Share this post (very important) 👩🏽‍💻Comment on this post (5 words not emojis) ♥️ Like this post 💾Save 👀 Follow 💸 Contribute to the requests. — ‎✨ثورة✨ (thawra/revolution) #sudan #darfur #tigray #congo #southafrica #yemen #السودان #indigenous #blm #haiti #indigenous #encampment #biden #🍉 #transformation #audrelorde #instaquotes #metgala #instalike #kimk #kyliejenner #taylorswift #tyla #landback #ancestors #sundayfunday #mothersday

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Caption : Phew this took a bit to get through but truly hoping it opens up some healthy dialogues as well as setting us up to do the internal work of challenges ourselves. I wrote this with two things in mind: 1- I’ve seen this #quote used over and over again, usually watered down and seldomly investigated. 2- #thematrix, specifically towards the end of the second movie when Neo finds out that the uprising is actually built into the system. Well it’s just like that, protest and other forms of activism that work within the system are just like that. We continue to replay the cycle expecting something new without pause long enough or fully committing to a world beyond this system. It’s a scary thought for many of us and won’t come with ease. But to break free of the cycle what are you willing to risk? ⁉️Here’s some more questions for reflection⁉️ ✨What does dismantling oppression mean to you? ✨ What do you envision when you think of a world outside of colonialism, capitalism, and imperialism? ✨ How would we go from where we are today to where we would like to be? ✨ How genuinely committed to that aim? What are your internal and external barriers? ✨ What were your ancestral ways of being before colonialism invaded and disrupted your culture? ✨ What is the revolution? What does it look like when it’s realized? We must not only know to fight against what is wrong but also have the foresight to recognize what it is we are aiming to build up to. Asè ✊🏽Don’t forget to f da a1go by: 🔁 Share this post (very important) 👩🏽‍💻Comment on this post (5 words not emojis) ♥️ Like this post 💾Save 👀 Follow 💸 Contribute to the requests. — ‎✨ثورة✨ (thawra/revolution) #sudan #darfur #tigray #congo #southafrica #yemen #السودان #indigenous #blm #haiti #indigenous #encampment #biden #🍉 #transformation #audrelorde #instaquotes #metgala #instalike #kimk #kyliejenner #taylorswift #tyla #landback #ancestors #sundayfunday #mothersday
Likes : 31518Patrisse Cullors - 31.5K Likes - Phew this took a bit to get through but truly hoping it opens up some healthy dialogues as well as setting us up to do the internal work of challenges ourselves. I wrote this with two things in mind: 1- I’ve seen this #quote used over and over again, usually watered down and seldomly investigated. 2- #thematrix, specifically towards the end of the second movie when Neo finds out that the uprising is actually built into the system. Well it’s just like that, protest and other forms of activism that work within the system are just like that. We continue to replay the cycle expecting something new without pause long enough or fully committing to a world beyond this system. It’s a scary thought for many of us and won’t come with ease. But to break free of the cycle what are you willing to risk? ⁉️Here’s some more questions for reflection⁉️ ✨What does dismantling oppression mean to you? ✨ What do you envision when you think of a world outside of colonialism, capitalism, and imperialism? ✨ How would we go from where we are today to where we would like to be? ✨ How genuinely committed to that aim? What are your internal and external barriers? ✨ What were your ancestral ways of being before colonialism invaded and disrupted your culture? ✨ What is the revolution? What does it look like when it’s realized? We must not only know to fight against what is wrong but also have the foresight to recognize what it is we are aiming to build up to. Asè ✊🏽Don’t forget to f da a1go by: 🔁 Share this post (very important) 👩🏽‍💻Comment on this post (5 words not emojis) ♥️ Like this post 💾Save 👀 Follow 💸 Contribute to the requests. — ‎✨ثورة✨ (thawra/revolution) #sudan #darfur #tigray #congo #southafrica #yemen #السودان #indigenous #blm #haiti #indigenous #encampment #biden #🍉 #transformation #audrelorde #instaquotes #metgala #instalike #kimk #kyliejenner #taylorswift #tyla #landback #ancestors #sundayfunday #mothersday

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Caption : Phew this took a bit to get through but truly hoping it opens up some healthy dialogues as well as setting us up to do the internal work of challenges ourselves. I wrote this with two things in mind: 1- I’ve seen this #quote used over and over again, usually watered down and seldomly investigated. 2- #thematrix, specifically towards the end of the second movie when Neo finds out that the uprising is actually built into the system. Well it’s just like that, protest and other forms of activism that work within the system are just like that. We continue to replay the cycle expecting something new without pause long enough or fully committing to a world beyond this system. It’s a scary thought for many of us and won’t come with ease. But to break free of the cycle what are you willing to risk? ⁉️Here’s some more questions for reflection⁉️ ✨What does dismantling oppression mean to you? ✨ What do you envision when you think of a world outside of colonialism, capitalism, and imperialism? ✨ How would we go from where we are today to where we would like to be? ✨ How genuinely committed to that aim? What are your internal and external barriers? ✨ What were your ancestral ways of being before colonialism invaded and disrupted your culture? ✨ What is the revolution? What does it look like when it’s realized? We must not only know to fight against what is wrong but also have the foresight to recognize what it is we are aiming to build up to. Asè ✊🏽Don’t forget to f da a1go by: 🔁 Share this post (very important) 👩🏽‍💻Comment on this post (5 words not emojis) ♥️ Like this post 💾Save 👀 Follow 💸 Contribute to the requests. — ‎✨ثورة✨ (thawra/revolution) #sudan #darfur #tigray #congo #southafrica #yemen #السودان #indigenous #blm #haiti #indigenous #encampment #biden #🍉 #transformation #audrelorde #instaquotes #metgala #instalike #kimk #kyliejenner #taylorswift #tyla #landback #ancestors #sundayfunday #mothersday
Likes : 31518Patrisse Cullors - 31.5K Likes - Phew this took a bit to get through but truly hoping it opens up some healthy dialogues as well as setting us up to do the internal work of challenges ourselves. I wrote this with two things in mind: 1- I’ve seen this #quote used over and over again, usually watered down and seldomly investigated. 2- #thematrix, specifically towards the end of the second movie when Neo finds out that the uprising is actually built into the system. Well it’s just like that, protest and other forms of activism that work within the system are just like that. We continue to replay the cycle expecting something new without pause long enough or fully committing to a world beyond this system. It’s a scary thought for many of us and won’t come with ease. But to break free of the cycle what are you willing to risk? ⁉️Here’s some more questions for reflection⁉️ ✨What does dismantling oppression mean to you? ✨ What do you envision when you think of a world outside of colonialism, capitalism, and imperialism? ✨ How would we go from where we are today to where we would like to be? ✨ How genuinely committed to that aim? What are your internal and external barriers? ✨ What were your ancestral ways of being before colonialism invaded and disrupted your culture? ✨ What is the revolution? What does it look like when it’s realized? We must not only know to fight against what is wrong but also have the foresight to recognize what it is we are aiming to build up to. Asè ✊🏽Don’t forget to f da a1go by: 🔁 Share this post (very important) 👩🏽‍💻Comment on this post (5 words not emojis) ♥️ Like this post 💾Save 👀 Follow 💸 Contribute to the requests. — ‎✨ثورة✨ (thawra/revolution) #sudan #darfur #tigray #congo #southafrica #yemen #السودان #indigenous #blm #haiti #indigenous #encampment #biden #🍉 #transformation #audrelorde #instaquotes #metgala #instalike #kimk #kyliejenner #taylorswift #tyla #landback #ancestors #sundayfunday #mothersday

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Caption : Phew this took a bit to get through but truly hoping it opens up some healthy dialogues as well as setting us up to do the internal work of challenges ourselves. I wrote this with two things in mind: 1- I’ve seen this #quote used over and over again, usually watered down and seldomly investigated. 2- #thematrix, specifically towards the end of the second movie when Neo finds out that the uprising is actually built into the system. Well it’s just like that, protest and other forms of activism that work within the system are just like that. We continue to replay the cycle expecting something new without pause long enough or fully committing to a world beyond this system. It’s a scary thought for many of us and won’t come with ease. But to break free of the cycle what are you willing to risk? ⁉️Here’s some more questions for reflection⁉️ ✨What does dismantling oppression mean to you? ✨ What do you envision when you think of a world outside of colonialism, capitalism, and imperialism? ✨ How would we go from where we are today to where we would like to be? ✨ How genuinely committed to that aim? What are your internal and external barriers? ✨ What were your ancestral ways of being before colonialism invaded and disrupted your culture? ✨ What is the revolution? What does it look like when it’s realized? We must not only know to fight against what is wrong but also have the foresight to recognize what it is we are aiming to build up to. Asè ✊🏽Don’t forget to f da a1go by: 🔁 Share this post (very important) 👩🏽‍💻Comment on this post (5 words not emojis) ♥️ Like this post 💾Save 👀 Follow 💸 Contribute to the requests. — ‎✨ثورة✨ (thawra/revolution) #sudan #darfur #tigray #congo #southafrica #yemen #السودان #indigenous #blm #haiti #indigenous #encampment #biden #🍉 #transformation #audrelorde #instaquotes #metgala #instalike #kimk #kyliejenner #taylorswift #tyla #landback #ancestors #sundayfunday #mothersday
Likes : 31518Patrisse Cullors - 31.5K Likes - Phew this took a bit to get through but truly hoping it opens up some healthy dialogues as well as setting us up to do the internal work of challenges ourselves. I wrote this with two things in mind: 1- I’ve seen this #quote used over and over again, usually watered down and seldomly investigated. 2- #thematrix, specifically towards the end of the second movie when Neo finds out that the uprising is actually built into the system. Well it’s just like that, protest and other forms of activism that work within the system are just like that. We continue to replay the cycle expecting something new without pause long enough or fully committing to a world beyond this system. It’s a scary thought for many of us and won’t come with ease. But to break free of the cycle what are you willing to risk? ⁉️Here’s some more questions for reflection⁉️ ✨What does dismantling oppression mean to you? ✨ What do you envision when you think of a world outside of colonialism, capitalism, and imperialism? ✨ How would we go from where we are today to where we would like to be? ✨ How genuinely committed to that aim? What are your internal and external barriers? ✨ What were your ancestral ways of being before colonialism invaded and disrupted your culture? ✨ What is the revolution? What does it look like when it’s realized? We must not only know to fight against what is wrong but also have the foresight to recognize what it is we are aiming to build up to. Asè ✊🏽Don’t forget to f da a1go by: 🔁 Share this post (very important) 👩🏽‍💻Comment on this post (5 words not emojis) ♥️ Like this post 💾Save 👀 Follow 💸 Contribute to the requests. — ‎✨ثورة✨ (thawra/revolution) #sudan #darfur #tigray #congo #southafrica #yemen #السودان #indigenous #blm #haiti #indigenous #encampment #biden #🍉 #transformation #audrelorde #instaquotes #metgala #instalike #kimk #kyliejenner #taylorswift #tyla #landback #ancestors #sundayfunday #mothersday

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Caption : Phew this took a bit to get through but truly hoping it opens up some healthy dialogues as well as setting us up to do the internal work of challenges ourselves. I wrote this with two things in mind: 1- I’ve seen this #quote used over and over again, usually watered down and seldomly investigated. 2- #thematrix, specifically towards the end of the second movie when Neo finds out that the uprising is actually built into the system. Well it’s just like that, protest and other forms of activism that work within the system are just like that. We continue to replay the cycle expecting something new without pause long enough or fully committing to a world beyond this system. It’s a scary thought for many of us and won’t come with ease. But to break free of the cycle what are you willing to risk? ⁉️Here’s some more questions for reflection⁉️ ✨What does dismantling oppression mean to you? ✨ What do you envision when you think of a world outside of colonialism, capitalism, and imperialism? ✨ How would we go from where we are today to where we would like to be? ✨ How genuinely committed to that aim? What are your internal and external barriers? ✨ What were your ancestral ways of being before colonialism invaded and disrupted your culture? ✨ What is the revolution? What does it look like when it’s realized? We must not only know to fight against what is wrong but also have the foresight to recognize what it is we are aiming to build up to. Asè ✊🏽Don’t forget to f da a1go by: 🔁 Share this post (very important) 👩🏽‍💻Comment on this post (5 words not emojis) ♥️ Like this post 💾Save 👀 Follow 💸 Contribute to the requests. — ‎✨ثورة✨ (thawra/revolution) #sudan #darfur #tigray #congo #southafrica #yemen #السودان #indigenous #blm #haiti #indigenous #encampment #biden #🍉 #transformation #audrelorde #instaquotes #metgala #instalike #kimk #kyliejenner #taylorswift #tyla #landback #ancestors #sundayfunday #mothersday
Likes : 31518Patrisse Cullors - 31.5K Likes - Phew this took a bit to get through but truly hoping it opens up some healthy dialogues as well as setting us up to do the internal work of challenges ourselves. I wrote this with two things in mind: 1- I’ve seen this #quote used over and over again, usually watered down and seldomly investigated. 2- #thematrix, specifically towards the end of the second movie when Neo finds out that the uprising is actually built into the system. Well it’s just like that, protest and other forms of activism that work within the system are just like that. We continue to replay the cycle expecting something new without pause long enough or fully committing to a world beyond this system. It’s a scary thought for many of us and won’t come with ease. But to break free of the cycle what are you willing to risk? ⁉️Here’s some more questions for reflection⁉️ ✨What does dismantling oppression mean to you? ✨ What do you envision when you think of a world outside of colonialism, capitalism, and imperialism? ✨ How would we go from where we are today to where we would like to be? ✨ How genuinely committed to that aim? What are your internal and external barriers? ✨ What were your ancestral ways of being before colonialism invaded and disrupted your culture? ✨ What is the revolution? What does it look like when it’s realized? We must not only know to fight against what is wrong but also have the foresight to recognize what it is we are aiming to build up to. Asè ✊🏽Don’t forget to f da a1go by: 🔁 Share this post (very important) 👩🏽‍💻Comment on this post (5 words not emojis) ♥️ Like this post 💾Save 👀 Follow 💸 Contribute to the requests. — ‎✨ثورة✨ (thawra/revolution) #sudan #darfur #tigray #congo #southafrica #yemen #السودان #indigenous #blm #haiti #indigenous #encampment #biden #🍉 #transformation #audrelorde #instaquotes #metgala #instalike #kimk #kyliejenner #taylorswift #tyla #landback #ancestors #sundayfunday #mothersday

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Caption : Phew this took a bit to get through but truly hoping it opens up some healthy dialogues as well as setting us up to do the internal work of challenges ourselves. I wrote this with two things in mind: 1- I’ve seen this #quote used over and over again, usually watered down and seldomly investigated. 2- #thematrix, specifically towards the end of the second movie when Neo finds out that the uprising is actually built into the system. Well it’s just like that, protest and other forms of activism that work within the system are just like that. We continue to replay the cycle expecting something new without pause long enough or fully committing to a world beyond this system. It’s a scary thought for many of us and won’t come with ease. But to break free of the cycle what are you willing to risk? ⁉️Here’s some more questions for reflection⁉️ ✨What does dismantling oppression mean to you? ✨ What do you envision when you think of a world outside of colonialism, capitalism, and imperialism? ✨ How would we go from where we are today to where we would like to be? ✨ How genuinely committed to that aim? What are your internal and external barriers? ✨ What were your ancestral ways of being before colonialism invaded and disrupted your culture? ✨ What is the revolution? What does it look like when it’s realized? We must not only know to fight against what is wrong but also have the foresight to recognize what it is we are aiming to build up to. Asè ✊🏽Don’t forget to f da a1go by: 🔁 Share this post (very important) 👩🏽‍💻Comment on this post (5 words not emojis) ♥️ Like this post 💾Save 👀 Follow 💸 Contribute to the requests. — ‎✨ثورة✨ (thawra/revolution) #sudan #darfur #tigray #congo #southafrica #yemen #السودان #indigenous #blm #haiti #indigenous #encampment #biden #🍉 #transformation #audrelorde #instaquotes #metgala #instalike #kimk #kyliejenner #taylorswift #tyla #landback #ancestors #sundayfunday #mothersday
Likes : 31518Patrisse Cullors - 31.5K Likes - Phew this took a bit to get through but truly hoping it opens up some healthy dialogues as well as setting us up to do the internal work of challenges ourselves. I wrote this with two things in mind: 1- I’ve seen this #quote used over and over again, usually watered down and seldomly investigated. 2- #thematrix, specifically towards the end of the second movie when Neo finds out that the uprising is actually built into the system. Well it’s just like that, protest and other forms of activism that work within the system are just like that. We continue to replay the cycle expecting something new without pause long enough or fully committing to a world beyond this system. It’s a scary thought for many of us and won’t come with ease. But to break free of the cycle what are you willing to risk? ⁉️Here’s some more questions for reflection⁉️ ✨What does dismantling oppression mean to you? ✨ What do you envision when you think of a world outside of colonialism, capitalism, and imperialism? ✨ How would we go from where we are today to where we would like to be? ✨ How genuinely committed to that aim? What are your internal and external barriers? ✨ What were your ancestral ways of being before colonialism invaded and disrupted your culture? ✨ What is the revolution? What does it look like when it’s realized? We must not only know to fight against what is wrong but also have the foresight to recognize what it is we are aiming to build up to. Asè ✊🏽Don’t forget to f da a1go by: 🔁 Share this post (very important) 👩🏽‍💻Comment on this post (5 words not emojis) ♥️ Like this post 💾Save 👀 Follow 💸 Contribute to the requests. — ‎✨ثورة✨ (thawra/revolution) #sudan #darfur #tigray #congo #southafrica #yemen #السودان #indigenous #blm #haiti #indigenous #encampment #biden #🍉 #transformation #audrelorde #instaquotes #metgala #instalike #kimk #kyliejenner #taylorswift #tyla #landback #ancestors #sundayfunday #mothersday

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Caption : Phew this took a bit to get through but truly hoping it opens up some healthy dialogues as well as setting us up to do the internal work of challenges ourselves. I wrote this with two things in mind: 1- I’ve seen this #quote used over and over again, usually watered down and seldomly investigated. 2- #thematrix, specifically towards the end of the second movie when Neo finds out that the uprising is actually built into the system. Well it’s just like that, protest and other forms of activism that work within the system are just like that. We continue to replay the cycle expecting something new without pause long enough or fully committing to a world beyond this system. It’s a scary thought for many of us and won’t come with ease. But to break free of the cycle what are you willing to risk? ⁉️Here’s some more questions for reflection⁉️ ✨What does dismantling oppression mean to you? ✨ What do you envision when you think of a world outside of colonialism, capitalism, and imperialism? ✨ How would we go from where we are today to where we would like to be? ✨ How genuinely committed to that aim? What are your internal and external barriers? ✨ What were your ancestral ways of being before colonialism invaded and disrupted your culture? ✨ What is the revolution? What does it look like when it’s realized? We must not only know to fight against what is wrong but also have the foresight to recognize what it is we are aiming to build up to. Asè ✊🏽Don’t forget to f da a1go by: 🔁 Share this post (very important) 👩🏽‍💻Comment on this post (5 words not emojis) ♥️ Like this post 💾Save 👀 Follow 💸 Contribute to the requests. — ‎✨ثورة✨ (thawra/revolution) #sudan #darfur #tigray #congo #southafrica #yemen #السودان #indigenous #blm #haiti #indigenous #encampment #biden #🍉 #transformation #audrelorde #instaquotes #metgala #instalike #kimk #kyliejenner #taylorswift #tyla #landback #ancestors #sundayfunday #mothersday
Likes : 31518Patrisse Cullors - 31.5K Likes - Phew this took a bit to get through but truly hoping it opens up some healthy dialogues as well as setting us up to do the internal work of challenges ourselves. I wrote this with two things in mind: 1- I’ve seen this #quote used over and over again, usually watered down and seldomly investigated. 2- #thematrix, specifically towards the end of the second movie when Neo finds out that the uprising is actually built into the system. Well it’s just like that, protest and other forms of activism that work within the system are just like that. We continue to replay the cycle expecting something new without pause long enough or fully committing to a world beyond this system. It’s a scary thought for many of us and won’t come with ease. But to break free of the cycle what are you willing to risk? ⁉️Here’s some more questions for reflection⁉️ ✨What does dismantling oppression mean to you? ✨ What do you envision when you think of a world outside of colonialism, capitalism, and imperialism? ✨ How would we go from where we are today to where we would like to be? ✨ How genuinely committed to that aim? What are your internal and external barriers? ✨ What were your ancestral ways of being before colonialism invaded and disrupted your culture? ✨ What is the revolution? What does it look like when it’s realized? We must not only know to fight against what is wrong but also have the foresight to recognize what it is we are aiming to build up to. Asè ✊🏽Don’t forget to f da a1go by: 🔁 Share this post (very important) 👩🏽‍💻Comment on this post (5 words not emojis) ♥️ Like this post 💾Save 👀 Follow 💸 Contribute to the requests. — ‎✨ثورة✨ (thawra/revolution) #sudan #darfur #tigray #congo #southafrica #yemen #السودان #indigenous #blm #haiti #indigenous #encampment #biden #🍉 #transformation #audrelorde #instaquotes #metgala #instalike #kimk #kyliejenner #taylorswift #tyla #landback #ancestors #sundayfunday #mothersday

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Caption : Phew this took a bit to get through but truly hoping it opens up some healthy dialogues as well as setting us up to do the internal work of challenges ourselves. I wrote this with two things in mind: 1- I’ve seen this #quote used over and over again, usually watered down and seldomly investigated. 2- #thematrix, specifically towards the end of the second movie when Neo finds out that the uprising is actually built into the system. Well it’s just like that, protest and other forms of activism that work within the system are just like that. We continue to replay the cycle expecting something new without pause long enough or fully committing to a world beyond this system. It’s a scary thought for many of us and won’t come with ease. But to break free of the cycle what are you willing to risk? ⁉️Here’s some more questions for reflection⁉️ ✨What does dismantling oppression mean to you? ✨ What do you envision when you think of a world outside of colonialism, capitalism, and imperialism? ✨ How would we go from where we are today to where we would like to be? ✨ How genuinely committed to that aim? What are your internal and external barriers? ✨ What were your ancestral ways of being before colonialism invaded and disrupted your culture? ✨ What is the revolution? What does it look like when it’s realized? We must not only know to fight against what is wrong but also have the foresight to recognize what it is we are aiming to build up to. Asè ✊🏽Don’t forget to f da a1go by: 🔁 Share this post (very important) 👩🏽‍💻Comment on this post (5 words not emojis) ♥️ Like this post 💾Save 👀 Follow 💸 Contribute to the requests. — ‎✨ثورة✨ (thawra/revolution) #sudan #darfur #tigray #congo #southafrica #yemen #السودان #indigenous #blm #haiti #indigenous #encampment #biden #🍉 #transformation #audrelorde #instaquotes #metgala #instalike #kimk #kyliejenner #taylorswift #tyla #landback #ancestors #sundayfunday #mothersday
Likes : 31518Patrisse Cullors - 12.3K Likes - Trigger warning: 1st slide: hate mail 2nd slide: a drone above my home taking pictures and surveilling me and my family I don’t share all the level of hate and vitriol I get on a daily basis. I don’t share the consistent surveillance I am under on a daily basis. I don’t often communicate how the tabloid lies from NY post, Daily Mail etc, and many of the Black gossip sites proliferated about me with out ever actually interviewing me ( mostly shame on the Black gossip sites ) impacted my mental health, my confidence, my sense of self, my whole entire being. I rarely discuss how often Black people NOT trolls incite violence against me in my comment section. But this is my life. And this is the life of many of us who decide that we will and must fight for Black life. Even though I am way less visible than I use to, I am still perceived as a threat to white supremacy. I’ve only ever been guilty of fighting for Black people, for caring for Black people, and yet…. This is the shit that I experience often. I pray for all of us. That our world transitions into the abolitionist vision I and so many of us imagine. We all deserve better. And we will eventually receive better. Ashe ooooooo

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Caption : Trigger warning: 1st slide: hate mail 2nd slide: a drone above my home taking pictures and surveilling me and my family I don’t share all the level of hate and vitriol I get on a daily basis. I don’t share the consistent surveillance I am under on a daily basis. I don’t often communicate how the tabloid lies from NY post, Daily Mail etc, and many of the Black gossip sites proliferated about me with out ever actually interviewing me ( mostly shame on the Black gossip sites ) impacted my mental health, my confidence, my sense of self, my whole entire being. I rarely discuss how often Black people NOT trolls incite violence against me in my comment section. But this is my life. And this is the life of many of us who decide that we will and must fight for Black life. Even though I am way less visible than I use to, I am still perceived as a threat to white supremacy. I’ve only ever been guilty of fighting for Black people, for caring for Black people, and yet…. This is the shit that I experience often. I pray for all of us. That our world transitions into the abolitionist vision I and so many of us imagine. We all deserve better. And we will eventually receive better. Ashe ooooooo
Likes : 12326Patrisse Cullors - 12.3K Likes - Trigger warning: 1st slide: hate mail 2nd slide: a drone above my home taking pictures and surveilling me and my family I don’t share all the level of hate and vitriol I get on a daily basis. I don’t share the consistent surveillance I am under on a daily basis. I don’t often communicate how the tabloid lies from NY post, Daily Mail etc, and many of the Black gossip sites proliferated about me with out ever actually interviewing me ( mostly shame on the Black gossip sites ) impacted my mental health, my confidence, my sense of self, my whole entire being. I rarely discuss how often Black people NOT trolls incite violence against me in my comment section. But this is my life. And this is the life of many of us who decide that we will and must fight for Black life. Even though I am way less visible than I use to, I am still perceived as a threat to white supremacy. I’ve only ever been guilty of fighting for Black people, for caring for Black people, and yet…. This is the shit that I experience often. I pray for all of us. That our world transitions into the abolitionist vision I and so many of us imagine. We all deserve better. And we will eventually receive better. Ashe ooooooo

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Caption : Trigger warning: 1st slide: hate mail 2nd slide: a drone above my home taking pictures and surveilling me and my family I don’t share all the level of hate and vitriol I get on a daily basis. I don’t share the consistent surveillance I am under on a daily basis. I don’t often communicate how the tabloid lies from NY post, Daily Mail etc, and many of the Black gossip sites proliferated about me with out ever actually interviewing me ( mostly shame on the Black gossip sites ) impacted my mental health, my confidence, my sense of self, my whole entire being. I rarely discuss how often Black people NOT trolls incite violence against me in my comment section. But this is my life. And this is the life of many of us who decide that we will and must fight for Black life. Even though I am way less visible than I use to, I am still perceived as a threat to white supremacy. I’ve only ever been guilty of fighting for Black people, for caring for Black people, and yet…. This is the shit that I experience often. I pray for all of us. That our world transitions into the abolitionist vision I and so many of us imagine. We all deserve better. And we will eventually receive better. Ashe ooooooo
Likes : 12326Patrisse Cullors - 7.1K Likes - #KamalaHarris #DefeatTrump Statement from Patrisse Cullors, Artist, Abolitionist Today, we witnessed a pivotal moment for the people as Joe Biden decided to drop out of the presidential race. While Biden was never the first choice for many of us, we recognize the devastatingly profound impact a second Trump presidency would have—not just on the United States, but globally. In my ongoing fight to end police and carceral violence against Black people and to create a world where Black women are free and thriving, Biden’s exit brings renewed hope. This moment allows us to push the Democratic Party to stand firmly on the side of the people and strengthens our resolve to defeat Trump. Over the next four months, we must do everything in our power to ensure we never face a Trump candidacy again. Furthermore, we must work toward a future where a multi-party system replaces the restrictive two-party framework, ensuring true representation and justice for all.

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Caption : #KamalaHarris #DefeatTrump Statement from Patrisse Cullors, Artist, Abolitionist Today, we witnessed a pivotal moment for the people as Joe Biden decided to drop out of the presidential race. While Biden was never the first choice for many of us, we recognize the devastatingly profound impact a second Trump presidency would have—not just on the United States, but globally. In my ongoing fight to end police and carceral violence against Black people and to create a world where Black women are free and thriving, Biden’s exit brings renewed hope. This moment allows us to push the Democratic Party to stand firmly on the side of the people and strengthens our resolve to defeat Trump. Over the next four months, we must do everything in our power to ensure we never face a Trump candidacy again. Furthermore, we must work toward a future where a multi-party system replaces the restrictive two-party framework, ensuring true representation and justice for all.
Likes : 7062Patrisse Cullors - 7.1K Likes - #KamalaHarris #DefeatTrump Statement from Patrisse Cullors, Artist, Abolitionist Today, we witnessed a pivotal moment for the people as Joe Biden decided to drop out of the presidential race. While Biden was never the first choice for many of us, we recognize the devastatingly profound impact a second Trump presidency would have—not just on the United States, but globally. In my ongoing fight to end police and carceral violence against Black people and to create a world where Black women are free and thriving, Biden’s exit brings renewed hope. This moment allows us to push the Democratic Party to stand firmly on the side of the people and strengthens our resolve to defeat Trump. Over the next four months, we must do everything in our power to ensure we never face a Trump candidacy again. Furthermore, we must work toward a future where a multi-party system replaces the restrictive two-party framework, ensuring true representation and justice for all.

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Caption : #KamalaHarris #DefeatTrump Statement from Patrisse Cullors, Artist, Abolitionist Today, we witnessed a pivotal moment for the people as Joe Biden decided to drop out of the presidential race. While Biden was never the first choice for many of us, we recognize the devastatingly profound impact a second Trump presidency would have—not just on the United States, but globally. In my ongoing fight to end police and carceral violence against Black people and to create a world where Black women are free and thriving, Biden’s exit brings renewed hope. This moment allows us to push the Democratic Party to stand firmly on the side of the people and strengthens our resolve to defeat Trump. Over the next four months, we must do everything in our power to ensure we never face a Trump candidacy again. Furthermore, we must work toward a future where a multi-party system replaces the restrictive two-party framework, ensuring true representation and justice for all.
Likes : 7062Patrisse Cullors - 7.1K Likes - #KamalaHarris #DefeatTrump Statement from Patrisse Cullors, Artist, Abolitionist Today, we witnessed a pivotal moment for the people as Joe Biden decided to drop out of the presidential race. While Biden was never the first choice for many of us, we recognize the devastatingly profound impact a second Trump presidency would have—not just on the United States, but globally. In my ongoing fight to end police and carceral violence against Black people and to create a world where Black women are free and thriving, Biden’s exit brings renewed hope. This moment allows us to push the Democratic Party to stand firmly on the side of the people and strengthens our resolve to defeat Trump. Over the next four months, we must do everything in our power to ensure we never face a Trump candidacy again. Furthermore, we must work toward a future where a multi-party system replaces the restrictive two-party framework, ensuring true representation and justice for all.

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Caption : #KamalaHarris #DefeatTrump Statement from Patrisse Cullors, Artist, Abolitionist Today, we witnessed a pivotal moment for the people as Joe Biden decided to drop out of the presidential race. While Biden was never the first choice for many of us, we recognize the devastatingly profound impact a second Trump presidency would have—not just on the United States, but globally. In my ongoing fight to end police and carceral violence against Black people and to create a world where Black women are free and thriving, Biden’s exit brings renewed hope. This moment allows us to push the Democratic Party to stand firmly on the side of the people and strengthens our resolve to defeat Trump. Over the next four months, we must do everything in our power to ensure we never face a Trump candidacy again. Furthermore, we must work toward a future where a multi-party system replaces the restrictive two-party framework, ensuring true representation and justice for all.
Likes : 7062Patrisse Cullors - 6.2K Likes - #Artist2Artist is a monthly program featuring artists and creatives. This month’s program I interviewed @lama_jamous9 who holds a special place in my heart. She is a 9 year old journalist documenting her and her peoples experience in Gaza. She has been such an inspiration to many of us. I’m grateful she was able and willing to be interviewed. I believe the artists will save us from ourselves. I believe our children are the most powerful messengers. Lama, we love you. Thank you @lawrrah for translating during our interview. #gaza #ceasefire #releasethehostages #journalist

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Caption : #Artist2Artist is a monthly program featuring artists and creatives. This month’s program I interviewed @lama_jamous9 who holds a special place in my heart. She is a 9 year old journalist documenting her and her peoples experience in Gaza. She has been such an inspiration to many of us. I’m grateful she was able and willing to be interviewed. I believe the artists will save us from ourselves. I believe our children are the most powerful messengers. Lama, we love you. Thank you @lawrrah for translating during our interview. #gaza #ceasefire #releasethehostages #journalist
Likes : 6181Patrisse Cullors - 5.6K Likes - It doesn’t get better, our lives, this world unless we will it to be better. Unless we transform ourselves and transform the conditions. Unless we have a plan that actually challenges all forms of punishment. Unless we have a plan that centers care and accountability. Abolition is that for me. I encourage all of us to center an abolitionist praxis.

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Caption : It doesn’t get better, our lives, this world unless we will it to be better. Unless we transform ourselves and transform the conditions. Unless we have a plan that actually challenges all forms of punishment. Unless we have a plan that centers care and accountability. Abolition is that for me. I encourage all of us to center an abolitionist praxis.
Likes : 5632Patrisse Cullors - 5.6K Likes - It doesn’t get better, our lives, this world unless we will it to be better. Unless we transform ourselves and transform the conditions. Unless we have a plan that actually challenges all forms of punishment. Unless we have a plan that centers care and accountability. Abolition is that for me. I encourage all of us to center an abolitionist praxis.

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Caption : It doesn’t get better, our lives, this world unless we will it to be better. Unless we transform ourselves and transform the conditions. Unless we have a plan that actually challenges all forms of punishment. Unless we have a plan that centers care and accountability. Abolition is that for me. I encourage all of us to center an abolitionist praxis.
Likes : 5632Patrisse Cullors - 5.6K Likes - It doesn’t get better, our lives, this world unless we will it to be better. Unless we transform ourselves and transform the conditions. Unless we have a plan that actually challenges all forms of punishment. Unless we have a plan that centers care and accountability. Abolition is that for me. I encourage all of us to center an abolitionist praxis.

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Caption : It doesn’t get better, our lives, this world unless we will it to be better. Unless we transform ourselves and transform the conditions. Unless we have a plan that actually challenges all forms of punishment. Unless we have a plan that centers care and accountability. Abolition is that for me. I encourage all of us to center an abolitionist praxis.
Likes : 5632Patrisse Cullors - 5.6K Likes - It doesn’t get better, our lives, this world unless we will it to be better. Unless we transform ourselves and transform the conditions. Unless we have a plan that actually challenges all forms of punishment. Unless we have a plan that centers care and accountability. Abolition is that for me. I encourage all of us to center an abolitionist praxis.

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Caption : It doesn’t get better, our lives, this world unless we will it to be better. Unless we transform ourselves and transform the conditions. Unless we have a plan that actually challenges all forms of punishment. Unless we have a plan that centers care and accountability. Abolition is that for me. I encourage all of us to center an abolitionist praxis.
Likes : 5632Patrisse Cullors - 5.6K Likes - It doesn’t get better, our lives, this world unless we will it to be better. Unless we transform ourselves and transform the conditions. Unless we have a plan that actually challenges all forms of punishment. Unless we have a plan that centers care and accountability. Abolition is that for me. I encourage all of us to center an abolitionist praxis.

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Caption : It doesn’t get better, our lives, this world unless we will it to be better. Unless we transform ourselves and transform the conditions. Unless we have a plan that actually challenges all forms of punishment. Unless we have a plan that centers care and accountability. Abolition is that for me. I encourage all of us to center an abolitionist praxis.
Likes : 5632Patrisse Cullors - 5.6K Likes - It doesn’t get better, our lives, this world unless we will it to be better. Unless we transform ourselves and transform the conditions. Unless we have a plan that actually challenges all forms of punishment. Unless we have a plan that centers care and accountability. Abolition is that for me. I encourage all of us to center an abolitionist praxis.

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Caption : It doesn’t get better, our lives, this world unless we will it to be better. Unless we transform ourselves and transform the conditions. Unless we have a plan that actually challenges all forms of punishment. Unless we have a plan that centers care and accountability. Abolition is that for me. I encourage all of us to center an abolitionist praxis.
Likes : 5632Patrisse Cullors - 5.6K Likes - It doesn’t get better, our lives, this world unless we will it to be better. Unless we transform ourselves and transform the conditions. Unless we have a plan that actually challenges all forms of punishment. Unless we have a plan that centers care and accountability. Abolition is that for me. I encourage all of us to center an abolitionist praxis.

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Caption : It doesn’t get better, our lives, this world unless we will it to be better. Unless we transform ourselves and transform the conditions. Unless we have a plan that actually challenges all forms of punishment. Unless we have a plan that centers care and accountability. Abolition is that for me. I encourage all of us to center an abolitionist praxis.
Likes : 5632Patrisse Cullors - 5.6K Likes - It doesn’t get better, our lives, this world unless we will it to be better. Unless we transform ourselves and transform the conditions. Unless we have a plan that actually challenges all forms of punishment. Unless we have a plan that centers care and accountability. Abolition is that for me. I encourage all of us to center an abolitionist praxis.

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Caption : It doesn’t get better, our lives, this world unless we will it to be better. Unless we transform ourselves and transform the conditions. Unless we have a plan that actually challenges all forms of punishment. Unless we have a plan that centers care and accountability. Abolition is that for me. I encourage all of us to center an abolitionist praxis.
Likes : 5632Patrisse Cullors - 5.6K Likes - It doesn’t get better, our lives, this world unless we will it to be better. Unless we transform ourselves and transform the conditions. Unless we have a plan that actually challenges all forms of punishment. Unless we have a plan that centers care and accountability. Abolition is that for me. I encourage all of us to center an abolitionist praxis.

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Caption : It doesn’t get better, our lives, this world unless we will it to be better. Unless we transform ourselves and transform the conditions. Unless we have a plan that actually challenges all forms of punishment. Unless we have a plan that centers care and accountability. Abolition is that for me. I encourage all of us to center an abolitionist praxis.
Likes : 5632Patrisse Cullors - 4.8K Likes - Too many thoughts, questions, words, and none at all. I know suffering. I know pain. I know despair. I’ll hold all of those feelings. And I’ll also hold life, life, life - I won’t let them only make me see death. Life. Long healthy and thriving lives. The people of Gaza will live long healthy thriving lives. #Rafah

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Caption : Too many thoughts, questions, words, and none at all. I know suffering. I know pain. I know despair. I’ll hold all of those feelings. And I’ll also hold life, life, life – I won’t let them only make me see death. Life. Long healthy and thriving lives. The people of Gaza will live long healthy thriving lives. #Rafah
Likes : 4754Patrisse Cullors - 4.8K Likes - Too many thoughts, questions, words, and none at all. I know suffering. I know pain. I know despair. I’ll hold all of those feelings. And I’ll also hold life, life, life - I won’t let them only make me see death. Life. Long healthy and thriving lives. The people of Gaza will live long healthy thriving lives. #Rafah

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Caption : Too many thoughts, questions, words, and none at all. I know suffering. I know pain. I know despair. I’ll hold all of those feelings. And I’ll also hold life, life, life – I won’t let them only make me see death. Life. Long healthy and thriving lives. The people of Gaza will live long healthy thriving lives. #Rafah
Likes : 4754Patrisse Cullors - 4.6K Likes - Send your love and kindness and energy to all of us impacted by these LA fires. It’s really really bad. No exaggeration. #PrayForLA

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Caption : Send your love and kindness and energy to all of us impacted by these LA fires. It’s really really bad. No exaggeration. #PrayForLA
Likes : 4557Patrisse Cullors - 3.4K Likes - I’m an abolitionist. Law enforcement doesn’t keep anyone safe, using law enforcement to quell protests doesn’t work. When folks feel repressed they fight back. How do we keep the collective safe? How about using an abolitionist imagination to help bring in the collective? It’s possible to have peaceful protests and also keep everyone safe. Cops won’t do that. They never have and never will.

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Caption : I’m an abolitionist. Law enforcement doesn’t keep anyone safe, using law enforcement to quell protests doesn’t work. When folks feel repressed they fight back. How do we keep the collective safe? How about using an abolitionist imagination to help bring in the collective? It’s possible to have peaceful protests and also keep everyone safe. Cops won’t do that. They never have and never will.
Likes : 3377Patrisse Cullors - 3.2K Likes - 🙏🏽🫂❣️ 🧿 This incredible conversation which came together with the support of the amazing team at @mother_tongue_magazine was by far the most emotionally charged we have recorded on the podcast to date. Both Rabbi Brous (@sharonbrous ) and Patrisse Cullors (@osopepatrisse ) are incredible voices within their respective communities but they are also amazing human beings who have chosen in a time of immense divide to look for togetherness and oneness. Conversations like this heal. Conversations like this build coalition. Conversations like this will be the path to our collective liberation. Both in front of and behind the camera, we spent this hour misty-eyed, feeling our pain, sharing our truths and making space for one-another’s lived experiences. We also talked through the collective trauma of this moment and how we cope in a time that feels so heavy. Seeing each other’s vulnerability and humanity, and caring for each other so deeply through it, grew us closer together and showed us what is possible when we really see each other. I hope it helps others see it too. This heart-felt conversation will be live via a bonus episode of @resetthealgorithm tomorrow morning at 9am PT wherever you get your podcasts, and also available for you to read May 1st in the latest edition of Mother Tongue Magazine. With so much love ❣️

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Caption : 🙏🏽🫂❣️ 🧿 This incredible conversation which came together with the support of the amazing team at @mother_tongue_magazine was by far the most emotionally charged we have recorded on the podcast to date. Both Rabbi Brous (@sharonbrous ) and Patrisse Cullors (@osopepatrisse ) are incredible voices within their respective communities but they are also amazing human beings who have chosen in a time of immense divide to look for togetherness and oneness. Conversations like this heal. Conversations like this build coalition. Conversations like this will be the path to our collective liberation. Both in front of and behind the camera, we spent this hour misty-eyed, feeling our pain, sharing our truths and making space for one-another’s lived experiences. We also talked through the collective trauma of this moment and how we cope in a time that feels so heavy. Seeing each other’s vulnerability and humanity, and caring for each other so deeply through it, grew us closer together and showed us what is possible when we really see each other. I hope it helps others see it too. This heart-felt conversation will be live via a bonus episode of @resetthealgorithm tomorrow morning at 9am PT wherever you get your podcasts, and also available for you to read May 1st in the latest edition of Mother Tongue Magazine. With so much love ❣️
Likes : 3244Patrisse Cullors - 2.8K Likes - Kendrick just showed us all how to be tonight… #laallday

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Caption : Kendrick just showed us all how to be tonight… #laallday
Likes : 2833Patrisse Cullors - 2.7K Likes - If we decide to let them divide us, if we don’t intervene and remind each other that law enforcement doesn’t keep us safe. If we can’t lean into our values and build coalition even when it’s hard, we aren’t going to win. And when I say we won’t win, I mean we will stay disconnected and traumatized and forget how important we are to each other. I have a lot more thoughts and feelings but please use your platforms wisely.

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Caption : If we decide to let them divide us, if we don’t intervene and remind each other that law enforcement doesn’t keep us safe. If we can’t lean into our values and build coalition even when it’s hard, we aren’t going to win. And when I say we won’t win, I mean we will stay disconnected and traumatized and forget how important we are to each other. I have a lot more thoughts and feelings but please use your platforms wisely.
Likes : 2718Patrisse Cullors - 2.6K Likes - A year ago I installed this piece on Vashon Island for the Vashon Center of the Arts. Abolition is… is outdoors on the Breezeway of the center’s building. Every car that passes by must reckon with the concept of abolition. Ask themselves what Abolition is to them. Since it’s installation, the center has programmed dozens of convos and art projects around this piece. I am grateful for art and I’m grateful for abolition.

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Caption : A year ago I installed this piece on Vashon Island for the Vashon Center of the Arts. Abolition is… is outdoors on the Breezeway of the center’s building. Every car that passes by must reckon with the concept of abolition. Ask themselves what Abolition is to them. Since it’s installation, the center has programmed dozens of convos and art projects around this piece. I am grateful for art and I’m grateful for abolition.
Likes : 2639Patrisse Cullors - 2.6K Likes - Protest is Democracy in Action. Law enforcement repression is authoritarianism in action. We need abolition. It’s the only thing that will save us.

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Caption : Protest is Democracy in Action. Law enforcement repression is authoritarianism in action. We need abolition. It’s the only thing that will save us.
Likes : 2625Patrisse Cullors - 2.4K Likes - More grounded thoughts. Lean into curiosity in this moment. And listen to each other as we make very very difficult decisions. Hold space for the impact. Hold space for the nuance. Call your friends in the south and Midwest. Especially if you are from the coastal cities. I want to end the rise of global fascism.

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Caption : More grounded thoughts. Lean into curiosity in this moment. And listen to each other as we make very very difficult decisions. Hold space for the impact. Hold space for the nuance. Call your friends in the south and Midwest. Especially if you are from the coastal cities. I want to end the rise of global fascism.
Likes : 2444Patrisse Cullors - 2.3K Likes - #freetoomaj I’ve learned about this brilliant rapper. His name is Toomaj and he has been sentenced to death. He is an artist using his voice to call out the repression and violence he and is community face inside of Iran. I grew up in a police state. One that decimated my entire community. Used law enforcement to kill my dreams and created an atmosphere of so much violence I am still traumatized today by it. My work as an abolitionist is calling for global abolition. The Women.Life.Freedom movement is an inspiration. I hope we can dig deep and build out an intersectional movement that calls on police states around the world and pushes them towards abolition. That’s what I’m going to do. Connect the dots. #Repost @from____iran ・・・ #BREAKING: Jailed Iranian rapper, Toomaj Salehi is sentenced to death, his lawyer told @sharghdaily1 #ToomajSalehi, a 33-Year-old dissident rapper, was re-arrested in December 2023, less than two weeks after being freed on bail. The outspoken critic of the Islamic Republic regime had previously spent over a year in detention, including 252 days in solitary confinement. He has been sentenced to death by the Revolutionary Court of Isfahan on charge of “spreading corruption on earth” The Islamic Republic has sentenced Toomaj Salehi to death for being the voice of Iranian people. Toomaj is a fearless advocate for freedom, he committed absolutely no crimes.

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Caption : #freetoomaj I’ve learned about this brilliant rapper. His name is Toomaj and he has been sentenced to death. He is an artist using his voice to call out the repression and violence he and is community face inside of Iran. I grew up in a police state. One that decimated my entire community. Used law enforcement to kill my dreams and created an atmosphere of so much violence I am still traumatized today by it. My work as an abolitionist is calling for global abolition. The Women.Life.Freedom movement is an inspiration. I hope we can dig deep and build out an intersectional movement that calls on police states around the world and pushes them towards abolition. That’s what I’m going to do. Connect the dots. #Repost @from____iran ・・・ #BREAKING: Jailed Iranian rapper, Toomaj Salehi is sentenced to death, his lawyer told @sharghdaily1 #ToomajSalehi, a 33-Year-old dissident rapper, was re-arrested in December 2023, less than two weeks after being freed on bail. The outspoken critic of the Islamic Republic regime had previously spent over a year in detention, including 252 days in solitary confinement. He has been sentenced to death by the Revolutionary Court of Isfahan on charge of “spreading corruption on earth” The Islamic Republic has sentenced Toomaj Salehi to death for being the voice of Iranian people. Toomaj is a fearless advocate for freedom, he committed absolutely no crimes.
Likes : 2336Patrisse Cullors - 2.1K Likes - Angelenos join us as we call on our elected officials and climate orgs to support a new way of being here in LA County. The #LACountyFires have devastated our city/county forever. But, we can push for new infrastructure and we must. We can stop 🛑 the evictions and should protect the most vulnerable. We need water and land restoration. It’s time we create a climate resilient county. Petition in bio. @laurenmetropolis @anawakalmekak @metabolicstudio

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Caption : Angelenos join us as we call on our elected officials and climate orgs to support a new way of being here in LA County. The #LACountyFires have devastated our city/county forever. But, we can push for new infrastructure and we must. We can stop 🛑 the evictions and should protect the most vulnerable. We need water and land restoration. It’s time we create a climate resilient county. Petition in bio. @laurenmetropolis @anawakalmekak @metabolicstudio
Likes : 2118Patrisse Cullors - 2.1K Likes - I don’t post much about the killing of Black people. The vigilantes, the cops, the media. I don’t post much about the devastating news of violence against Black women. It’s not that I don’t think about it. It’s not that I am not working to change the material conditions for us. All the time. It’s that I don’t want to be a part of a white supremacist patriarchal news cycle. I don’t want to locate my pain inside of your negligence. Instead I choose me, my community, my healing. I choose art and love and joy. Forever. #SonyaMassey 📸 @helenasoh

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Caption : I don’t post much about the killing of Black people. The vigilantes, the cops, the media. I don’t post much about the devastating news of violence against Black women. It’s not that I don’t think about it. It’s not that I am not working to change the material conditions for us. All the time. It’s that I don’t want to be a part of a white supremacist patriarchal news cycle. I don’t want to locate my pain inside of your negligence. Instead I choose me, my community, my healing. I choose art and love and joy. Forever. #SonyaMassey 📸 @helenasoh
Likes : 2117Patrisse Cullors - 2K Likes - I’ve been Queer my whole life and out for more than half of it. On this first day of Pride, I’m deeply grateful to be alive and well, sharing the story of my Blackness, Queerness, and womanness and where they intersect. So many of our Black queer ancestors didn’t make it to be elders, and while I’m not yet an elder, I feel immense gratitude for the aging process. I look back at my childhood and remember the amazing Queer young people I grew up with. I often think about Malidoma Patrice Somé one of the first West African teachers to talk about Queerness and Transness as integral parts of our spirituality. Today, on Pride Day, I’m honored to share these beautiful images of my journey from adolescence into adulthood, celebrating being here and Queer. Ashe. #HappyPride Images were sourced by Carla Gonzalez and Tallie Ben Daniel!!

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Caption : I’ve been Queer my whole life and out for more than half of it. On this first day of Pride, I’m deeply grateful to be alive and well, sharing the story of my Blackness, Queerness, and womanness and where they intersect. So many of our Black queer ancestors didn’t make it to be elders, and while I’m not yet an elder, I feel immense gratitude for the aging process. I look back at my childhood and remember the amazing Queer young people I grew up with. I often think about Malidoma Patrice Somé one of the first West African teachers to talk about Queerness and Transness as integral parts of our spirituality. Today, on Pride Day, I’m honored to share these beautiful images of my journey from adolescence into adulthood, celebrating being here and Queer. Ashe. #HappyPride Images were sourced by Carla Gonzalez and Tallie Ben Daniel!!
Likes : 2031Patrisse Cullors - 2K Likes - I’ve been Queer my whole life and out for more than half of it. On this first day of Pride, I’m deeply grateful to be alive and well, sharing the story of my Blackness, Queerness, and womanness and where they intersect. So many of our Black queer ancestors didn’t make it to be elders, and while I’m not yet an elder, I feel immense gratitude for the aging process. I look back at my childhood and remember the amazing Queer young people I grew up with. I often think about Malidoma Patrice Somé one of the first West African teachers to talk about Queerness and Transness as integral parts of our spirituality. Today, on Pride Day, I’m honored to share these beautiful images of my journey from adolescence into adulthood, celebrating being here and Queer. Ashe. #HappyPride Images were sourced by Carla Gonzalez and Tallie Ben Daniel!!

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Caption : I’ve been Queer my whole life and out for more than half of it. On this first day of Pride, I’m deeply grateful to be alive and well, sharing the story of my Blackness, Queerness, and womanness and where they intersect. So many of our Black queer ancestors didn’t make it to be elders, and while I’m not yet an elder, I feel immense gratitude for the aging process. I look back at my childhood and remember the amazing Queer young people I grew up with. I often think about Malidoma Patrice Somé one of the first West African teachers to talk about Queerness and Transness as integral parts of our spirituality. Today, on Pride Day, I’m honored to share these beautiful images of my journey from adolescence into adulthood, celebrating being here and Queer. Ashe. #HappyPride Images were sourced by Carla Gonzalez and Tallie Ben Daniel!!
Likes : 2031Patrisse Cullors - 2K Likes - I’ve been Queer my whole life and out for more than half of it. On this first day of Pride, I’m deeply grateful to be alive and well, sharing the story of my Blackness, Queerness, and womanness and where they intersect. So many of our Black queer ancestors didn’t make it to be elders, and while I’m not yet an elder, I feel immense gratitude for the aging process. I look back at my childhood and remember the amazing Queer young people I grew up with. I often think about Malidoma Patrice Somé one of the first West African teachers to talk about Queerness and Transness as integral parts of our spirituality. Today, on Pride Day, I’m honored to share these beautiful images of my journey from adolescence into adulthood, celebrating being here and Queer. Ashe. #HappyPride Images were sourced by Carla Gonzalez and Tallie Ben Daniel!!

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Caption : I’ve been Queer my whole life and out for more than half of it. On this first day of Pride, I’m deeply grateful to be alive and well, sharing the story of my Blackness, Queerness, and womanness and where they intersect. So many of our Black queer ancestors didn’t make it to be elders, and while I’m not yet an elder, I feel immense gratitude for the aging process. I look back at my childhood and remember the amazing Queer young people I grew up with. I often think about Malidoma Patrice Somé one of the first West African teachers to talk about Queerness and Transness as integral parts of our spirituality. Today, on Pride Day, I’m honored to share these beautiful images of my journey from adolescence into adulthood, celebrating being here and Queer. Ashe. #HappyPride Images were sourced by Carla Gonzalez and Tallie Ben Daniel!!
Likes : 2031Patrisse Cullors - 2K Likes - I’ve been Queer my whole life and out for more than half of it. On this first day of Pride, I’m deeply grateful to be alive and well, sharing the story of my Blackness, Queerness, and womanness and where they intersect. So many of our Black queer ancestors didn’t make it to be elders, and while I’m not yet an elder, I feel immense gratitude for the aging process. I look back at my childhood and remember the amazing Queer young people I grew up with. I often think about Malidoma Patrice Somé one of the first West African teachers to talk about Queerness and Transness as integral parts of our spirituality. Today, on Pride Day, I’m honored to share these beautiful images of my journey from adolescence into adulthood, celebrating being here and Queer. Ashe. #HappyPride Images were sourced by Carla Gonzalez and Tallie Ben Daniel!!

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Caption : I’ve been Queer my whole life and out for more than half of it. On this first day of Pride, I’m deeply grateful to be alive and well, sharing the story of my Blackness, Queerness, and womanness and where they intersect. So many of our Black queer ancestors didn’t make it to be elders, and while I’m not yet an elder, I feel immense gratitude for the aging process. I look back at my childhood and remember the amazing Queer young people I grew up with. I often think about Malidoma Patrice Somé one of the first West African teachers to talk about Queerness and Transness as integral parts of our spirituality. Today, on Pride Day, I’m honored to share these beautiful images of my journey from adolescence into adulthood, celebrating being here and Queer. Ashe. #HappyPride Images were sourced by Carla Gonzalez and Tallie Ben Daniel!!
Likes : 2031Patrisse Cullors - 2K Likes - I’ve been Queer my whole life and out for more than half of it. On this first day of Pride, I’m deeply grateful to be alive and well, sharing the story of my Blackness, Queerness, and womanness and where they intersect. So many of our Black queer ancestors didn’t make it to be elders, and while I’m not yet an elder, I feel immense gratitude for the aging process. I look back at my childhood and remember the amazing Queer young people I grew up with. I often think about Malidoma Patrice Somé one of the first West African teachers to talk about Queerness and Transness as integral parts of our spirituality. Today, on Pride Day, I’m honored to share these beautiful images of my journey from adolescence into adulthood, celebrating being here and Queer. Ashe. #HappyPride Images were sourced by Carla Gonzalez and Tallie Ben Daniel!!

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Caption : I’ve been Queer my whole life and out for more than half of it. On this first day of Pride, I’m deeply grateful to be alive and well, sharing the story of my Blackness, Queerness, and womanness and where they intersect. So many of our Black queer ancestors didn’t make it to be elders, and while I’m not yet an elder, I feel immense gratitude for the aging process. I look back at my childhood and remember the amazing Queer young people I grew up with. I often think about Malidoma Patrice Somé one of the first West African teachers to talk about Queerness and Transness as integral parts of our spirituality. Today, on Pride Day, I’m honored to share these beautiful images of my journey from adolescence into adulthood, celebrating being here and Queer. Ashe. #HappyPride Images were sourced by Carla Gonzalez and Tallie Ben Daniel!!
Likes : 2031Patrisse Cullors - 2K Likes - I’ve been Queer my whole life and out for more than half of it. On this first day of Pride, I’m deeply grateful to be alive and well, sharing the story of my Blackness, Queerness, and womanness and where they intersect. So many of our Black queer ancestors didn’t make it to be elders, and while I’m not yet an elder, I feel immense gratitude for the aging process. I look back at my childhood and remember the amazing Queer young people I grew up with. I often think about Malidoma Patrice Somé one of the first West African teachers to talk about Queerness and Transness as integral parts of our spirituality. Today, on Pride Day, I’m honored to share these beautiful images of my journey from adolescence into adulthood, celebrating being here and Queer. Ashe. #HappyPride Images were sourced by Carla Gonzalez and Tallie Ben Daniel!!

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Caption : I’ve been Queer my whole life and out for more than half of it. On this first day of Pride, I’m deeply grateful to be alive and well, sharing the story of my Blackness, Queerness, and womanness and where they intersect. So many of our Black queer ancestors didn’t make it to be elders, and while I’m not yet an elder, I feel immense gratitude for the aging process. I look back at my childhood and remember the amazing Queer young people I grew up with. I often think about Malidoma Patrice Somé one of the first West African teachers to talk about Queerness and Transness as integral parts of our spirituality. Today, on Pride Day, I’m honored to share these beautiful images of my journey from adolescence into adulthood, celebrating being here and Queer. Ashe. #HappyPride Images were sourced by Carla Gonzalez and Tallie Ben Daniel!!
Likes : 2031Patrisse Cullors - 2K Likes - I’ve been Queer my whole life and out for more than half of it. On this first day of Pride, I’m deeply grateful to be alive and well, sharing the story of my Blackness, Queerness, and womanness and where they intersect. So many of our Black queer ancestors didn’t make it to be elders, and while I’m not yet an elder, I feel immense gratitude for the aging process. I look back at my childhood and remember the amazing Queer young people I grew up with. I often think about Malidoma Patrice Somé one of the first West African teachers to talk about Queerness and Transness as integral parts of our spirituality. Today, on Pride Day, I’m honored to share these beautiful images of my journey from adolescence into adulthood, celebrating being here and Queer. Ashe. #HappyPride Images were sourced by Carla Gonzalez and Tallie Ben Daniel!!

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Caption : I’ve been Queer my whole life and out for more than half of it. On this first day of Pride, I’m deeply grateful to be alive and well, sharing the story of my Blackness, Queerness, and womanness and where they intersect. So many of our Black queer ancestors didn’t make it to be elders, and while I’m not yet an elder, I feel immense gratitude for the aging process. I look back at my childhood and remember the amazing Queer young people I grew up with. I often think about Malidoma Patrice Somé one of the first West African teachers to talk about Queerness and Transness as integral parts of our spirituality. Today, on Pride Day, I’m honored to share these beautiful images of my journey from adolescence into adulthood, celebrating being here and Queer. Ashe. #HappyPride Images were sourced by Carla Gonzalez and Tallie Ben Daniel!!
Likes : 2031Patrisse Cullors - 2K Likes - I’ve been Queer my whole life and out for more than half of it. On this first day of Pride, I’m deeply grateful to be alive and well, sharing the story of my Blackness, Queerness, and womanness and where they intersect. So many of our Black queer ancestors didn’t make it to be elders, and while I’m not yet an elder, I feel immense gratitude for the aging process. I look back at my childhood and remember the amazing Queer young people I grew up with. I often think about Malidoma Patrice Somé one of the first West African teachers to talk about Queerness and Transness as integral parts of our spirituality. Today, on Pride Day, I’m honored to share these beautiful images of my journey from adolescence into adulthood, celebrating being here and Queer. Ashe. #HappyPride Images were sourced by Carla Gonzalez and Tallie Ben Daniel!!

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Caption : I’ve been Queer my whole life and out for more than half of it. On this first day of Pride, I’m deeply grateful to be alive and well, sharing the story of my Blackness, Queerness, and womanness and where they intersect. So many of our Black queer ancestors didn’t make it to be elders, and while I’m not yet an elder, I feel immense gratitude for the aging process. I look back at my childhood and remember the amazing Queer young people I grew up with. I often think about Malidoma Patrice Somé one of the first West African teachers to talk about Queerness and Transness as integral parts of our spirituality. Today, on Pride Day, I’m honored to share these beautiful images of my journey from adolescence into adulthood, celebrating being here and Queer. Ashe. #HappyPride Images were sourced by Carla Gonzalez and Tallie Ben Daniel!!
Likes : 2031Patrisse Cullors - 2K Likes - I’ve been Queer my whole life and out for more than half of it. On this first day of Pride, I’m deeply grateful to be alive and well, sharing the story of my Blackness, Queerness, and womanness and where they intersect. So many of our Black queer ancestors didn’t make it to be elders, and while I’m not yet an elder, I feel immense gratitude for the aging process. I look back at my childhood and remember the amazing Queer young people I grew up with. I often think about Malidoma Patrice Somé one of the first West African teachers to talk about Queerness and Transness as integral parts of our spirituality. Today, on Pride Day, I’m honored to share these beautiful images of my journey from adolescence into adulthood, celebrating being here and Queer. Ashe. #HappyPride Images were sourced by Carla Gonzalez and Tallie Ben Daniel!!

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Caption : I’ve been Queer my whole life and out for more than half of it. On this first day of Pride, I’m deeply grateful to be alive and well, sharing the story of my Blackness, Queerness, and womanness and where they intersect. So many of our Black queer ancestors didn’t make it to be elders, and while I’m not yet an elder, I feel immense gratitude for the aging process. I look back at my childhood and remember the amazing Queer young people I grew up with. I often think about Malidoma Patrice Somé one of the first West African teachers to talk about Queerness and Transness as integral parts of our spirituality. Today, on Pride Day, I’m honored to share these beautiful images of my journey from adolescence into adulthood, celebrating being here and Queer. Ashe. #HappyPride Images were sourced by Carla Gonzalez and Tallie Ben Daniel!!
Likes : 2031Patrisse Cullors - 2K Likes - I’ve been Queer my whole life and out for more than half of it. On this first day of Pride, I’m deeply grateful to be alive and well, sharing the story of my Blackness, Queerness, and womanness and where they intersect. So many of our Black queer ancestors didn’t make it to be elders, and while I’m not yet an elder, I feel immense gratitude for the aging process. I look back at my childhood and remember the amazing Queer young people I grew up with. I often think about Malidoma Patrice Somé one of the first West African teachers to talk about Queerness and Transness as integral parts of our spirituality. Today, on Pride Day, I’m honored to share these beautiful images of my journey from adolescence into adulthood, celebrating being here and Queer. Ashe. #HappyPride Images were sourced by Carla Gonzalez and Tallie Ben Daniel!!

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Caption : I’ve been Queer my whole life and out for more than half of it. On this first day of Pride, I’m deeply grateful to be alive and well, sharing the story of my Blackness, Queerness, and womanness and where they intersect. So many of our Black queer ancestors didn’t make it to be elders, and while I’m not yet an elder, I feel immense gratitude for the aging process. I look back at my childhood and remember the amazing Queer young people I grew up with. I often think about Malidoma Patrice Somé one of the first West African teachers to talk about Queerness and Transness as integral parts of our spirituality. Today, on Pride Day, I’m honored to share these beautiful images of my journey from adolescence into adulthood, celebrating being here and Queer. Ashe. #HappyPride Images were sourced by Carla Gonzalez and Tallie Ben Daniel!!
Likes : 2031Patrisse Cullors - 2K Likes - This work is inspired by @thenapministry Tricia Hersey has been calling on us ( Black folk ) to ‘rest as resistance.’ honored to be apart of this @wehoarts moment. Alongside the CDM co founders @calmatetupedo and @alexandrealirezadorriz who also have gorgeous billboards up on sunset blvd. Thank you @kingavriel for being such a beautiful performer in this piece. And thank you @ashleemariepreston for capturing this work the way you always are able to do. Clarity, grace and firmness. Artist Statement: Black Woman Rest is a ten-minute visual meditation, filmed amidst the serene landscapes of Joshua Tree, inspired by Tricia Hersey’s Nap Ministry. This project invites the audience to hold space for the sacred act of Black women resting. Inspired by Patrisse Cullors’ Abolitionist Meditations practice, it challenges the pervasive notion that rest is a luxury, not a right, for Black women. In a society that often demands relentless productivity, Black Woman Rest serves as a call to presence, urging viewers to acknowledge and honor the necessity of rest and restoration. This billboard project is not merely a visual experience; it is a meditative journey asking for a collective recognition of the importance of rest, especially for Black women. Through this piece, Cullors seeks to create a space for reflection, healing, and solidarity, as we collectively affirm the power and necessity of rest. 📸 @jmlakl

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Caption : This work is inspired by @thenapministry Tricia Hersey has been calling on us ( Black folk ) to ‘rest as resistance.’ honored to be apart of this @wehoarts moment. Alongside the CDM co founders @calmatetupedo and @alexandrealirezadorriz who also have gorgeous billboards up on sunset blvd. Thank you @kingavriel for being such a beautiful performer in this piece. And thank you @ashleemariepreston for capturing this work the way you always are able to do. Clarity, grace and firmness. Artist Statement: Black Woman Rest is a ten-minute visual meditation, filmed amidst the serene landscapes of Joshua Tree, inspired by Tricia Hersey’s Nap Ministry. This project invites the audience to hold space for the sacred act of Black women resting. Inspired by Patrisse Cullors’ Abolitionist Meditations practice, it challenges the pervasive notion that rest is a luxury, not a right, for Black women. In a society that often demands relentless productivity, Black Woman Rest serves as a call to presence, urging viewers to acknowledge and honor the necessity of rest and restoration. This billboard project is not merely a visual experience; it is a meditative journey asking for a collective recognition of the importance of rest, especially for Black women. Through this piece, Cullors seeks to create a space for reflection, healing, and solidarity, as we collectively affirm the power and necessity of rest. 📸 @jmlakl
Likes : 1991Patrisse Cullors - 2K Likes - This work is inspired by @thenapministry Tricia Hersey has been calling on us ( Black folk ) to ‘rest as resistance.’ honored to be apart of this @wehoarts moment. Alongside the CDM co founders @calmatetupedo and @alexandrealirezadorriz who also have gorgeous billboards up on sunset blvd. Thank you @kingavriel for being such a beautiful performer in this piece. And thank you @ashleemariepreston for capturing this work the way you always are able to do. Clarity, grace and firmness. Artist Statement: Black Woman Rest is a ten-minute visual meditation, filmed amidst the serene landscapes of Joshua Tree, inspired by Tricia Hersey’s Nap Ministry. This project invites the audience to hold space for the sacred act of Black women resting. Inspired by Patrisse Cullors’ Abolitionist Meditations practice, it challenges the pervasive notion that rest is a luxury, not a right, for Black women. In a society that often demands relentless productivity, Black Woman Rest serves as a call to presence, urging viewers to acknowledge and honor the necessity of rest and restoration. This billboard project is not merely a visual experience; it is a meditative journey asking for a collective recognition of the importance of rest, especially for Black women. Through this piece, Cullors seeks to create a space for reflection, healing, and solidarity, as we collectively affirm the power and necessity of rest. 📸 @jmlakl

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Caption : This work is inspired by @thenapministry Tricia Hersey has been calling on us ( Black folk ) to ‘rest as resistance.’ honored to be apart of this @wehoarts moment. Alongside the CDM co founders @calmatetupedo and @alexandrealirezadorriz who also have gorgeous billboards up on sunset blvd. Thank you @kingavriel for being such a beautiful performer in this piece. And thank you @ashleemariepreston for capturing this work the way you always are able to do. Clarity, grace and firmness. Artist Statement: Black Woman Rest is a ten-minute visual meditation, filmed amidst the serene landscapes of Joshua Tree, inspired by Tricia Hersey’s Nap Ministry. This project invites the audience to hold space for the sacred act of Black women resting. Inspired by Patrisse Cullors’ Abolitionist Meditations practice, it challenges the pervasive notion that rest is a luxury, not a right, for Black women. In a society that often demands relentless productivity, Black Woman Rest serves as a call to presence, urging viewers to acknowledge and honor the necessity of rest and restoration. This billboard project is not merely a visual experience; it is a meditative journey asking for a collective recognition of the importance of rest, especially for Black women. Through this piece, Cullors seeks to create a space for reflection, healing, and solidarity, as we collectively affirm the power and necessity of rest. 📸 @jmlakl
Likes : 1991Patrisse Cullors - 2K Likes - This work is inspired by @thenapministry Tricia Hersey has been calling on us ( Black folk ) to ‘rest as resistance.’ honored to be apart of this @wehoarts moment. Alongside the CDM co founders @calmatetupedo and @alexandrealirezadorriz who also have gorgeous billboards up on sunset blvd. Thank you @kingavriel for being such a beautiful performer in this piece. And thank you @ashleemariepreston for capturing this work the way you always are able to do. Clarity, grace and firmness. Artist Statement: Black Woman Rest is a ten-minute visual meditation, filmed amidst the serene landscapes of Joshua Tree, inspired by Tricia Hersey’s Nap Ministry. This project invites the audience to hold space for the sacred act of Black women resting. Inspired by Patrisse Cullors’ Abolitionist Meditations practice, it challenges the pervasive notion that rest is a luxury, not a right, for Black women. In a society that often demands relentless productivity, Black Woman Rest serves as a call to presence, urging viewers to acknowledge and honor the necessity of rest and restoration. This billboard project is not merely a visual experience; it is a meditative journey asking for a collective recognition of the importance of rest, especially for Black women. Through this piece, Cullors seeks to create a space for reflection, healing, and solidarity, as we collectively affirm the power and necessity of rest. 📸 @jmlakl

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Caption : This work is inspired by @thenapministry Tricia Hersey has been calling on us ( Black folk ) to ‘rest as resistance.’ honored to be apart of this @wehoarts moment. Alongside the CDM co founders @calmatetupedo and @alexandrealirezadorriz who also have gorgeous billboards up on sunset blvd. Thank you @kingavriel for being such a beautiful performer in this piece. And thank you @ashleemariepreston for capturing this work the way you always are able to do. Clarity, grace and firmness. Artist Statement: Black Woman Rest is a ten-minute visual meditation, filmed amidst the serene landscapes of Joshua Tree, inspired by Tricia Hersey’s Nap Ministry. This project invites the audience to hold space for the sacred act of Black women resting. Inspired by Patrisse Cullors’ Abolitionist Meditations practice, it challenges the pervasive notion that rest is a luxury, not a right, for Black women. In a society that often demands relentless productivity, Black Woman Rest serves as a call to presence, urging viewers to acknowledge and honor the necessity of rest and restoration. This billboard project is not merely a visual experience; it is a meditative journey asking for a collective recognition of the importance of rest, especially for Black women. Through this piece, Cullors seeks to create a space for reflection, healing, and solidarity, as we collectively affirm the power and necessity of rest. 📸 @jmlakl
Likes : 1991Patrisse Cullors - 2K Likes - This work is inspired by @thenapministry Tricia Hersey has been calling on us ( Black folk ) to ‘rest as resistance.’ honored to be apart of this @wehoarts moment. Alongside the CDM co founders @calmatetupedo and @alexandrealirezadorriz who also have gorgeous billboards up on sunset blvd. Thank you @kingavriel for being such a beautiful performer in this piece. And thank you @ashleemariepreston for capturing this work the way you always are able to do. Clarity, grace and firmness. Artist Statement: Black Woman Rest is a ten-minute visual meditation, filmed amidst the serene landscapes of Joshua Tree, inspired by Tricia Hersey’s Nap Ministry. This project invites the audience to hold space for the sacred act of Black women resting. Inspired by Patrisse Cullors’ Abolitionist Meditations practice, it challenges the pervasive notion that rest is a luxury, not a right, for Black women. In a society that often demands relentless productivity, Black Woman Rest serves as a call to presence, urging viewers to acknowledge and honor the necessity of rest and restoration. This billboard project is not merely a visual experience; it is a meditative journey asking for a collective recognition of the importance of rest, especially for Black women. Through this piece, Cullors seeks to create a space for reflection, healing, and solidarity, as we collectively affirm the power and necessity of rest. 📸 @jmlakl

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Caption : This work is inspired by @thenapministry Tricia Hersey has been calling on us ( Black folk ) to ‘rest as resistance.’ honored to be apart of this @wehoarts moment. Alongside the CDM co founders @calmatetupedo and @alexandrealirezadorriz who also have gorgeous billboards up on sunset blvd. Thank you @kingavriel for being such a beautiful performer in this piece. And thank you @ashleemariepreston for capturing this work the way you always are able to do. Clarity, grace and firmness. Artist Statement: Black Woman Rest is a ten-minute visual meditation, filmed amidst the serene landscapes of Joshua Tree, inspired by Tricia Hersey’s Nap Ministry. This project invites the audience to hold space for the sacred act of Black women resting. Inspired by Patrisse Cullors’ Abolitionist Meditations practice, it challenges the pervasive notion that rest is a luxury, not a right, for Black women. In a society that often demands relentless productivity, Black Woman Rest serves as a call to presence, urging viewers to acknowledge and honor the necessity of rest and restoration. This billboard project is not merely a visual experience; it is a meditative journey asking for a collective recognition of the importance of rest, especially for Black women. Through this piece, Cullors seeks to create a space for reflection, healing, and solidarity, as we collectively affirm the power and necessity of rest. 📸 @jmlakl
Likes : 1991Patrisse Cullors - 2K Likes - This work is inspired by @thenapministry Tricia Hersey has been calling on us ( Black folk ) to ‘rest as resistance.’ honored to be apart of this @wehoarts moment. Alongside the CDM co founders @calmatetupedo and @alexandrealirezadorriz who also have gorgeous billboards up on sunset blvd. Thank you @kingavriel for being such a beautiful performer in this piece. And thank you @ashleemariepreston for capturing this work the way you always are able to do. Clarity, grace and firmness. Artist Statement: Black Woman Rest is a ten-minute visual meditation, filmed amidst the serene landscapes of Joshua Tree, inspired by Tricia Hersey’s Nap Ministry. This project invites the audience to hold space for the sacred act of Black women resting. Inspired by Patrisse Cullors’ Abolitionist Meditations practice, it challenges the pervasive notion that rest is a luxury, not a right, for Black women. In a society that often demands relentless productivity, Black Woman Rest serves as a call to presence, urging viewers to acknowledge and honor the necessity of rest and restoration. This billboard project is not merely a visual experience; it is a meditative journey asking for a collective recognition of the importance of rest, especially for Black women. Through this piece, Cullors seeks to create a space for reflection, healing, and solidarity, as we collectively affirm the power and necessity of rest. 📸 @jmlakl

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Caption : This work is inspired by @thenapministry Tricia Hersey has been calling on us ( Black folk ) to ‘rest as resistance.’ honored to be apart of this @wehoarts moment. Alongside the CDM co founders @calmatetupedo and @alexandrealirezadorriz who also have gorgeous billboards up on sunset blvd. Thank you @kingavriel for being such a beautiful performer in this piece. And thank you @ashleemariepreston for capturing this work the way you always are able to do. Clarity, grace and firmness. Artist Statement: Black Woman Rest is a ten-minute visual meditation, filmed amidst the serene landscapes of Joshua Tree, inspired by Tricia Hersey’s Nap Ministry. This project invites the audience to hold space for the sacred act of Black women resting. Inspired by Patrisse Cullors’ Abolitionist Meditations practice, it challenges the pervasive notion that rest is a luxury, not a right, for Black women. In a society that often demands relentless productivity, Black Woman Rest serves as a call to presence, urging viewers to acknowledge and honor the necessity of rest and restoration. This billboard project is not merely a visual experience; it is a meditative journey asking for a collective recognition of the importance of rest, especially for Black women. Through this piece, Cullors seeks to create a space for reflection, healing, and solidarity, as we collectively affirm the power and necessity of rest. 📸 @jmlakl
Likes : 1991Patrisse Cullors - 1.9K Likes - In recent years, we’ve witnessed the brutal reality of systemic racism and police violence against Black people. We live in a world where a Black person can be killed by law enforcement in broad daylight, sparking a global uprising. ( George Floyd, 2020 uprisings ) Despite this, the initial wave of DEI initiatives that followed has faded into complacency. Four years later, the narrative has shifted, and many are now blaming Black people while ignoring the ongoing deaths and trauma we’ve endured. The year 2023 marked the deadliest year for Black people at the hands of law enforcement, yet the collective outcry has diminished. The urgency to address these issues seems to have waned, and it feels as if society has moved on, leaving us to bear the brunt of this violence alone. This stark reality underscores the need for sustained advocacy, meaningful change, and unwavering support for Black lives. I want to challenge any city across the globe who is ready to implement abolition as a viable governing/social experiment to save Black lives thus all lives. If there is ANY government official out there who wants to implement abolition, contact me. Because the hell we are all currently living in isn’t it. And the organizers and artists and people who have literally risked their lives to change this awful system need more elected officials and appointed officials to show up courageously and take on the police and prison system like our lives depend on it. #GeorgeFloyd #KeenanAnderson #DefundThePolice

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Caption : In recent years, we’ve witnessed the brutal reality of systemic racism and police violence against Black people. We live in a world where a Black person can be killed by law enforcement in broad daylight, sparking a global uprising. ( George Floyd, 2020 uprisings ) Despite this, the initial wave of DEI initiatives that followed has faded into complacency. Four years later, the narrative has shifted, and many are now blaming Black people while ignoring the ongoing deaths and trauma we’ve endured. The year 2023 marked the deadliest year for Black people at the hands of law enforcement, yet the collective outcry has diminished. The urgency to address these issues seems to have waned, and it feels as if society has moved on, leaving us to bear the brunt of this violence alone. This stark reality underscores the need for sustained advocacy, meaningful change, and unwavering support for Black lives. I want to challenge any city across the globe who is ready to implement abolition as a viable governing/social experiment to save Black lives thus all lives. If there is ANY government official out there who wants to implement abolition, contact me. Because the hell we are all currently living in isn’t it. And the organizers and artists and people who have literally risked their lives to change this awful system need more elected officials and appointed officials to show up courageously and take on the police and prison system like our lives depend on it. #GeorgeFloyd #KeenanAnderson #DefundThePolice
Likes : 1925Patrisse Cullors - 1.9K Likes - In recent years, we’ve witnessed the brutal reality of systemic racism and police violence against Black people. We live in a world where a Black person can be killed by law enforcement in broad daylight, sparking a global uprising. ( George Floyd, 2020 uprisings ) Despite this, the initial wave of DEI initiatives that followed has faded into complacency. Four years later, the narrative has shifted, and many are now blaming Black people while ignoring the ongoing deaths and trauma we’ve endured. The year 2023 marked the deadliest year for Black people at the hands of law enforcement, yet the collective outcry has diminished. The urgency to address these issues seems to have waned, and it feels as if society has moved on, leaving us to bear the brunt of this violence alone. This stark reality underscores the need for sustained advocacy, meaningful change, and unwavering support for Black lives. I want to challenge any city across the globe who is ready to implement abolition as a viable governing/social experiment to save Black lives thus all lives. If there is ANY government official out there who wants to implement abolition, contact me. Because the hell we are all currently living in isn’t it. And the organizers and artists and people who have literally risked their lives to change this awful system need more elected officials and appointed officials to show up courageously and take on the police and prison system like our lives depend on it. #GeorgeFloyd #KeenanAnderson #DefundThePolice

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Caption : In recent years, we’ve witnessed the brutal reality of systemic racism and police violence against Black people. We live in a world where a Black person can be killed by law enforcement in broad daylight, sparking a global uprising. ( George Floyd, 2020 uprisings ) Despite this, the initial wave of DEI initiatives that followed has faded into complacency. Four years later, the narrative has shifted, and many are now blaming Black people while ignoring the ongoing deaths and trauma we’ve endured. The year 2023 marked the deadliest year for Black people at the hands of law enforcement, yet the collective outcry has diminished. The urgency to address these issues seems to have waned, and it feels as if society has moved on, leaving us to bear the brunt of this violence alone. This stark reality underscores the need for sustained advocacy, meaningful change, and unwavering support for Black lives. I want to challenge any city across the globe who is ready to implement abolition as a viable governing/social experiment to save Black lives thus all lives. If there is ANY government official out there who wants to implement abolition, contact me. Because the hell we are all currently living in isn’t it. And the organizers and artists and people who have literally risked their lives to change this awful system need more elected officials and appointed officials to show up courageously and take on the police and prison system like our lives depend on it. #GeorgeFloyd #KeenanAnderson #DefundThePolice
Likes : 1925Patrisse Cullors - 1.9K Likes - In recent years, we’ve witnessed the brutal reality of systemic racism and police violence against Black people. We live in a world where a Black person can be killed by law enforcement in broad daylight, sparking a global uprising. ( George Floyd, 2020 uprisings ) Despite this, the initial wave of DEI initiatives that followed has faded into complacency. Four years later, the narrative has shifted, and many are now blaming Black people while ignoring the ongoing deaths and trauma we’ve endured. The year 2023 marked the deadliest year for Black people at the hands of law enforcement, yet the collective outcry has diminished. The urgency to address these issues seems to have waned, and it feels as if society has moved on, leaving us to bear the brunt of this violence alone. This stark reality underscores the need for sustained advocacy, meaningful change, and unwavering support for Black lives. I want to challenge any city across the globe who is ready to implement abolition as a viable governing/social experiment to save Black lives thus all lives. If there is ANY government official out there who wants to implement abolition, contact me. Because the hell we are all currently living in isn’t it. And the organizers and artists and people who have literally risked their lives to change this awful system need more elected officials and appointed officials to show up courageously and take on the police and prison system like our lives depend on it. #GeorgeFloyd #KeenanAnderson #DefundThePolice

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Caption : In recent years, we’ve witnessed the brutal reality of systemic racism and police violence against Black people. We live in a world where a Black person can be killed by law enforcement in broad daylight, sparking a global uprising. ( George Floyd, 2020 uprisings ) Despite this, the initial wave of DEI initiatives that followed has faded into complacency. Four years later, the narrative has shifted, and many are now blaming Black people while ignoring the ongoing deaths and trauma we’ve endured. The year 2023 marked the deadliest year for Black people at the hands of law enforcement, yet the collective outcry has diminished. The urgency to address these issues seems to have waned, and it feels as if society has moved on, leaving us to bear the brunt of this violence alone. This stark reality underscores the need for sustained advocacy, meaningful change, and unwavering support for Black lives. I want to challenge any city across the globe who is ready to implement abolition as a viable governing/social experiment to save Black lives thus all lives. If there is ANY government official out there who wants to implement abolition, contact me. Because the hell we are all currently living in isn’t it. And the organizers and artists and people who have literally risked their lives to change this awful system need more elected officials and appointed officials to show up courageously and take on the police and prison system like our lives depend on it. #GeorgeFloyd #KeenanAnderson #DefundThePolice
Likes : 1925Patrisse Cullors - 1.9K Likes - In recent years, we’ve witnessed the brutal reality of systemic racism and police violence against Black people. We live in a world where a Black person can be killed by law enforcement in broad daylight, sparking a global uprising. ( George Floyd, 2020 uprisings ) Despite this, the initial wave of DEI initiatives that followed has faded into complacency. Four years later, the narrative has shifted, and many are now blaming Black people while ignoring the ongoing deaths and trauma we’ve endured. The year 2023 marked the deadliest year for Black people at the hands of law enforcement, yet the collective outcry has diminished. The urgency to address these issues seems to have waned, and it feels as if society has moved on, leaving us to bear the brunt of this violence alone. This stark reality underscores the need for sustained advocacy, meaningful change, and unwavering support for Black lives. I want to challenge any city across the globe who is ready to implement abolition as a viable governing/social experiment to save Black lives thus all lives. If there is ANY government official out there who wants to implement abolition, contact me. Because the hell we are all currently living in isn’t it. And the organizers and artists and people who have literally risked their lives to change this awful system need more elected officials and appointed officials to show up courageously and take on the police and prison system like our lives depend on it. #GeorgeFloyd #KeenanAnderson #DefundThePolice

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Caption : In recent years, we’ve witnessed the brutal reality of systemic racism and police violence against Black people. We live in a world where a Black person can be killed by law enforcement in broad daylight, sparking a global uprising. ( George Floyd, 2020 uprisings ) Despite this, the initial wave of DEI initiatives that followed has faded into complacency. Four years later, the narrative has shifted, and many are now blaming Black people while ignoring the ongoing deaths and trauma we’ve endured. The year 2023 marked the deadliest year for Black people at the hands of law enforcement, yet the collective outcry has diminished. The urgency to address these issues seems to have waned, and it feels as if society has moved on, leaving us to bear the brunt of this violence alone. This stark reality underscores the need for sustained advocacy, meaningful change, and unwavering support for Black lives. I want to challenge any city across the globe who is ready to implement abolition as a viable governing/social experiment to save Black lives thus all lives. If there is ANY government official out there who wants to implement abolition, contact me. Because the hell we are all currently living in isn’t it. And the organizers and artists and people who have literally risked their lives to change this awful system need more elected officials and appointed officials to show up courageously and take on the police and prison system like our lives depend on it. #GeorgeFloyd #KeenanAnderson #DefundThePolice
Likes : 1925Patrisse Cullors - 1.9K Likes - In recent years, we’ve witnessed the brutal reality of systemic racism and police violence against Black people. We live in a world where a Black person can be killed by law enforcement in broad daylight, sparking a global uprising. ( George Floyd, 2020 uprisings ) Despite this, the initial wave of DEI initiatives that followed has faded into complacency. Four years later, the narrative has shifted, and many are now blaming Black people while ignoring the ongoing deaths and trauma we’ve endured. The year 2023 marked the deadliest year for Black people at the hands of law enforcement, yet the collective outcry has diminished. The urgency to address these issues seems to have waned, and it feels as if society has moved on, leaving us to bear the brunt of this violence alone. This stark reality underscores the need for sustained advocacy, meaningful change, and unwavering support for Black lives. I want to challenge any city across the globe who is ready to implement abolition as a viable governing/social experiment to save Black lives thus all lives. If there is ANY government official out there who wants to implement abolition, contact me. Because the hell we are all currently living in isn’t it. And the organizers and artists and people who have literally risked their lives to change this awful system need more elected officials and appointed officials to show up courageously and take on the police and prison system like our lives depend on it. #GeorgeFloyd #KeenanAnderson #DefundThePolice

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Caption : In recent years, we’ve witnessed the brutal reality of systemic racism and police violence against Black people. We live in a world where a Black person can be killed by law enforcement in broad daylight, sparking a global uprising. ( George Floyd, 2020 uprisings ) Despite this, the initial wave of DEI initiatives that followed has faded into complacency. Four years later, the narrative has shifted, and many are now blaming Black people while ignoring the ongoing deaths and trauma we’ve endured. The year 2023 marked the deadliest year for Black people at the hands of law enforcement, yet the collective outcry has diminished. The urgency to address these issues seems to have waned, and it feels as if society has moved on, leaving us to bear the brunt of this violence alone. This stark reality underscores the need for sustained advocacy, meaningful change, and unwavering support for Black lives. I want to challenge any city across the globe who is ready to implement abolition as a viable governing/social experiment to save Black lives thus all lives. If there is ANY government official out there who wants to implement abolition, contact me. Because the hell we are all currently living in isn’t it. And the organizers and artists and people who have literally risked their lives to change this awful system need more elected officials and appointed officials to show up courageously and take on the police and prison system like our lives depend on it. #GeorgeFloyd #KeenanAnderson #DefundThePolice
Likes : 1925Patrisse Cullors - 1.9K Likes - In recent years, we’ve witnessed the brutal reality of systemic racism and police violence against Black people. We live in a world where a Black person can be killed by law enforcement in broad daylight, sparking a global uprising. ( George Floyd, 2020 uprisings ) Despite this, the initial wave of DEI initiatives that followed has faded into complacency. Four years later, the narrative has shifted, and many are now blaming Black people while ignoring the ongoing deaths and trauma we’ve endured. The year 2023 marked the deadliest year for Black people at the hands of law enforcement, yet the collective outcry has diminished. The urgency to address these issues seems to have waned, and it feels as if society has moved on, leaving us to bear the brunt of this violence alone. This stark reality underscores the need for sustained advocacy, meaningful change, and unwavering support for Black lives. I want to challenge any city across the globe who is ready to implement abolition as a viable governing/social experiment to save Black lives thus all lives. If there is ANY government official out there who wants to implement abolition, contact me. Because the hell we are all currently living in isn’t it. And the organizers and artists and people who have literally risked their lives to change this awful system need more elected officials and appointed officials to show up courageously and take on the police and prison system like our lives depend on it. #GeorgeFloyd #KeenanAnderson #DefundThePolice

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Caption : In recent years, we’ve witnessed the brutal reality of systemic racism and police violence against Black people. We live in a world where a Black person can be killed by law enforcement in broad daylight, sparking a global uprising. ( George Floyd, 2020 uprisings ) Despite this, the initial wave of DEI initiatives that followed has faded into complacency. Four years later, the narrative has shifted, and many are now blaming Black people while ignoring the ongoing deaths and trauma we’ve endured. The year 2023 marked the deadliest year for Black people at the hands of law enforcement, yet the collective outcry has diminished. The urgency to address these issues seems to have waned, and it feels as if society has moved on, leaving us to bear the brunt of this violence alone. This stark reality underscores the need for sustained advocacy, meaningful change, and unwavering support for Black lives. I want to challenge any city across the globe who is ready to implement abolition as a viable governing/social experiment to save Black lives thus all lives. If there is ANY government official out there who wants to implement abolition, contact me. Because the hell we are all currently living in isn’t it. And the organizers and artists and people who have literally risked their lives to change this awful system need more elected officials and appointed officials to show up courageously and take on the police and prison system like our lives depend on it. #GeorgeFloyd #KeenanAnderson #DefundThePolice
Likes : 1925Patrisse Cullors - 1.9K Likes - In recent years, we’ve witnessed the brutal reality of systemic racism and police violence against Black people. We live in a world where a Black person can be killed by law enforcement in broad daylight, sparking a global uprising. ( George Floyd, 2020 uprisings ) Despite this, the initial wave of DEI initiatives that followed has faded into complacency. Four years later, the narrative has shifted, and many are now blaming Black people while ignoring the ongoing deaths and trauma we’ve endured. The year 2023 marked the deadliest year for Black people at the hands of law enforcement, yet the collective outcry has diminished. The urgency to address these issues seems to have waned, and it feels as if society has moved on, leaving us to bear the brunt of this violence alone. This stark reality underscores the need for sustained advocacy, meaningful change, and unwavering support for Black lives. I want to challenge any city across the globe who is ready to implement abolition as a viable governing/social experiment to save Black lives thus all lives. If there is ANY government official out there who wants to implement abolition, contact me. Because the hell we are all currently living in isn’t it. And the organizers and artists and people who have literally risked their lives to change this awful system need more elected officials and appointed officials to show up courageously and take on the police and prison system like our lives depend on it. #GeorgeFloyd #KeenanAnderson #DefundThePolice

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Caption : In recent years, we’ve witnessed the brutal reality of systemic racism and police violence against Black people. We live in a world where a Black person can be killed by law enforcement in broad daylight, sparking a global uprising. ( George Floyd, 2020 uprisings ) Despite this, the initial wave of DEI initiatives that followed has faded into complacency. Four years later, the narrative has shifted, and many are now blaming Black people while ignoring the ongoing deaths and trauma we’ve endured. The year 2023 marked the deadliest year for Black people at the hands of law enforcement, yet the collective outcry has diminished. The urgency to address these issues seems to have waned, and it feels as if society has moved on, leaving us to bear the brunt of this violence alone. This stark reality underscores the need for sustained advocacy, meaningful change, and unwavering support for Black lives. I want to challenge any city across the globe who is ready to implement abolition as a viable governing/social experiment to save Black lives thus all lives. If there is ANY government official out there who wants to implement abolition, contact me. Because the hell we are all currently living in isn’t it. And the organizers and artists and people who have literally risked their lives to change this awful system need more elected officials and appointed officials to show up courageously and take on the police and prison system like our lives depend on it. #GeorgeFloyd #KeenanAnderson #DefundThePolice
Likes : 1925Patrisse Cullors - 1.7K Likes - I will love you forever. And I will call on you as long as I am able. I will teach your teachings to any listening body. Your flesh is gone but your brilliant spirit lives on. I’m overwhelmed at the idea that I won’t be able to sit and talk life and politics together. You meant so much to me big sis. You will live on forever. #KikanzaLives

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Caption : I will love you forever. And I will call on you as long as I am able. I will teach your teachings to any listening body. Your flesh is gone but your brilliant spirit lives on. I’m overwhelmed at the idea that I won’t be able to sit and talk life and politics together. You meant so much to me big sis. You will live on forever. #KikanzaLives
Likes : 1718Patrisse Cullors - 1.6K Likes - My loves, Join Jasmin Young and me for a conversation on protection, self-defense, and Black women on July 13th at 1 pm. These works are for us. Let us gather at Charlie James Gallery. *Jasmin A. Young is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Ethnic Studies. She is currently developing her manuscript, Black Women with Guns: Armed Resistance in the Black Freedom Struggle. This work fundamentally rethinks the history of the Black Freedom Movement by placing Black women’s armed activity at the center of the Civil Rights and Black Power Movements. The project explores the extensive practice and advocacy of armed resistance by Black women. Dr. Young’s research interests center broadly on the intellectual history of Black women, state violence and resistance, and radical Black feminism.*

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Caption : My loves, Join Jasmin Young and me for a conversation on protection, self-defense, and Black women on July 13th at 1 pm. These works are for us. Let us gather at Charlie James Gallery. *Jasmin A. Young is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Ethnic Studies. She is currently developing her manuscript, Black Women with Guns: Armed Resistance in the Black Freedom Struggle. This work fundamentally rethinks the history of the Black Freedom Movement by placing Black women’s armed activity at the center of the Civil Rights and Black Power Movements. The project explores the extensive practice and advocacy of armed resistance by Black women. Dr. Young’s research interests center broadly on the intellectual history of Black women, state violence and resistance, and radical Black feminism.*
Likes : 1595Patrisse Cullors - 1.6K Likes - When the world is unraveling, what does one do? 1. Lean into community 2. Lean into care 3. Lean into protection 4. Lean into resilience It’s not over yet yall. It really isn’t. Come get some protection and peace this is the last week my show is up. I’ll be at the gallery. Let’s pray together. Let’s practice protection together. Thanks for the love @juxtapozmag

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Caption : When the world is unraveling, what does one do? 1. Lean into community 2. Lean into care 3. Lean into protection 4. Lean into resilience It’s not over yet yall. It really isn’t. Come get some protection and peace this is the last week my show is up. I’ll be at the gallery. Let’s pray together. Let’s practice protection together. Thanks for the love @juxtapozmag
Likes : 1594Patrisse Cullors - 1.6K Likes - When the world is unraveling, what does one do? 1. Lean into community 2. Lean into care 3. Lean into protection 4. Lean into resilience It’s not over yet yall. It really isn’t. Come get some protection and peace this is the last week my show is up. I’ll be at the gallery. Let’s pray together. Let’s practice protection together. Thanks for the love @juxtapozmag

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Caption : When the world is unraveling, what does one do? 1. Lean into community 2. Lean into care 3. Lean into protection 4. Lean into resilience It’s not over yet yall. It really isn’t. Come get some protection and peace this is the last week my show is up. I’ll be at the gallery. Let’s pray together. Let’s practice protection together. Thanks for the love @juxtapozmag
Likes : 1594Patrisse Cullors - 1.6K Likes - When the world is unraveling, what does one do? 1. Lean into community 2. Lean into care 3. Lean into protection 4. Lean into resilience It’s not over yet yall. It really isn’t. Come get some protection and peace this is the last week my show is up. I’ll be at the gallery. Let’s pray together. Let’s practice protection together. Thanks for the love @juxtapozmag

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Caption : When the world is unraveling, what does one do? 1. Lean into community 2. Lean into care 3. Lean into protection 4. Lean into resilience It’s not over yet yall. It really isn’t. Come get some protection and peace this is the last week my show is up. I’ll be at the gallery. Let’s pray together. Let’s practice protection together. Thanks for the love @juxtapozmag
Likes : 1594Patrisse Cullors - 1.6K Likes - #LA2025… Sign the petition in my bio. #ClimateResilientLA

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Caption : #LA2025… Sign the petition in my bio. #ClimateResilientLA
Likes : 1594Patrisse Cullors - 1.5K Likes - THE PETITION FOR A RESILIENT L.A. Our beautiful ancestral home has experienced devastation the last few weeks in ways we haven't seen in our lifetime. Our relatives in all lifeforms have been affected and the loss is being felt by those who love this city/county. Through the hurt and sorrow comes an awakening that is now manifesting into a call to action. These horrific fires has shown we need a better way to protect our communities, our environment, and our relatives of all forms. We have co-sponsored a petition along with @anawakalmekak, @osopepatrisse, @laurenmetropolis / @metabolicstudio, and @chiefyaannavillage / @regenvillage to call on our leaders and officials to actual make REAL change to protect us. Sign the petition at bit.ly/resilientla or go to our bio! #resilientla #losangelesfires #indigenousvoices #losangeles #losangelescounty #resources

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Caption : THE PETITION FOR A RESILIENT L.A. Our beautiful ancestral home has experienced devastation the last few weeks in ways we haven’t seen in our lifetime. Our relatives in all lifeforms have been affected and the loss is being felt by those who love this city/county. Through the hurt and sorrow comes an awakening that is now manifesting into a call to action. These horrific fires has shown we need a better way to protect our communities, our environment, and our relatives of all forms. We have co-sponsored a petition along with @anawakalmekak, @osopepatrisse, @laurenmetropolis / @metabolicstudio, and @chiefyaannavillage / @regenvillage to call on our leaders and officials to actual make REAL change to protect us. Sign the petition at bit.ly/resilientla or go to our bio! #resilientla #losangelesfires #indigenousvoices #losangeles #losangelescounty #resources
Likes : 1469Patrisse Cullors - 1.5K Likes - THE PETITION FOR A RESILIENT L.A. Our beautiful ancestral home has experienced devastation the last few weeks in ways we haven't seen in our lifetime. Our relatives in all lifeforms have been affected and the loss is being felt by those who love this city/county. Through the hurt and sorrow comes an awakening that is now manifesting into a call to action. These horrific fires has shown we need a better way to protect our communities, our environment, and our relatives of all forms. We have co-sponsored a petition along with @anawakalmekak, @osopepatrisse, @laurenmetropolis / @metabolicstudio, and @chiefyaannavillage / @regenvillage to call on our leaders and officials to actual make REAL change to protect us. Sign the petition at bit.ly/resilientla or go to our bio! #resilientla #losangelesfires #indigenousvoices #losangeles #losangelescounty #resources

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Caption : THE PETITION FOR A RESILIENT L.A. Our beautiful ancestral home has experienced devastation the last few weeks in ways we haven’t seen in our lifetime. Our relatives in all lifeforms have been affected and the loss is being felt by those who love this city/county. Through the hurt and sorrow comes an awakening that is now manifesting into a call to action. These horrific fires has shown we need a better way to protect our communities, our environment, and our relatives of all forms. We have co-sponsored a petition along with @anawakalmekak, @osopepatrisse, @laurenmetropolis / @metabolicstudio, and @chiefyaannavillage / @regenvillage to call on our leaders and officials to actual make REAL change to protect us. Sign the petition at bit.ly/resilientla or go to our bio! #resilientla #losangelesfires #indigenousvoices #losangeles #losangelescounty #resources
Likes : 1469Patrisse Cullors - 1.5K Likes - THE PETITION FOR A RESILIENT L.A. Our beautiful ancestral home has experienced devastation the last few weeks in ways we haven't seen in our lifetime. Our relatives in all lifeforms have been affected and the loss is being felt by those who love this city/county. Through the hurt and sorrow comes an awakening that is now manifesting into a call to action. These horrific fires has shown we need a better way to protect our communities, our environment, and our relatives of all forms. We have co-sponsored a petition along with @anawakalmekak, @osopepatrisse, @laurenmetropolis / @metabolicstudio, and @chiefyaannavillage / @regenvillage to call on our leaders and officials to actual make REAL change to protect us. Sign the petition at bit.ly/resilientla or go to our bio! #resilientla #losangelesfires #indigenousvoices #losangeles #losangelescounty #resources

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Caption : THE PETITION FOR A RESILIENT L.A. Our beautiful ancestral home has experienced devastation the last few weeks in ways we haven’t seen in our lifetime. Our relatives in all lifeforms have been affected and the loss is being felt by those who love this city/county. Through the hurt and sorrow comes an awakening that is now manifesting into a call to action. These horrific fires has shown we need a better way to protect our communities, our environment, and our relatives of all forms. We have co-sponsored a petition along with @anawakalmekak, @osopepatrisse, @laurenmetropolis / @metabolicstudio, and @chiefyaannavillage / @regenvillage to call on our leaders and officials to actual make REAL change to protect us. Sign the petition at bit.ly/resilientla or go to our bio! #resilientla #losangelesfires #indigenousvoices #losangeles #losangelescounty #resources
Likes : 1469Patrisse Cullors - 1.3K Likes - I’m very selective with who I do any media with. But when the team @allthatweare_ asked me to connect with them my whole body said yes. Episode is out now. Will share in my bio. Photo of me by @starmontana I believe our collective evolution is longing for a a culture of care. I know my soul is. Abolition will get us there. It has the potential to challenge the systems of punishment that we’ve all become complacent inside of. #abolition #cultureofcare #art #courage #podcast #allthatweare

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Caption : I’m very selective with who I do any media with. But when the team @allthatweare_ asked me to connect with them my whole body said yes. Episode is out now. Will share in my bio. Photo of me by @starmontana I believe our collective evolution is longing for a a culture of care. I know my soul is. Abolition will get us there. It has the potential to challenge the systems of punishment that we’ve all become complacent inside of. #abolition #cultureofcare #art #courage #podcast #allthatweare
Likes : 1336Patrisse Cullors - 1.3K Likes - I’m very selective with who I do any media with. But when the team @allthatweare_ asked me to connect with them my whole body said yes. Episode is out now. Will share in my bio. Photo of me by @starmontana I believe our collective evolution is longing for a a culture of care. I know my soul is. Abolition will get us there. It has the potential to challenge the systems of punishment that we’ve all become complacent inside of. #abolition #cultureofcare #art #courage #podcast #allthatweare

1.3K Likes – Patrisse Cullors Instagram

Caption : I’m very selective with who I do any media with. But when the team @allthatweare_ asked me to connect with them my whole body said yes. Episode is out now. Will share in my bio. Photo of me by @starmontana I believe our collective evolution is longing for a a culture of care. I know my soul is. Abolition will get us there. It has the potential to challenge the systems of punishment that we’ve all become complacent inside of. #abolition #cultureofcare #art #courage #podcast #allthatweare
Likes : 1336Patrisse Cullors - 1.3K Likes - I’m very selective with who I do any media with. But when the team @allthatweare_ asked me to connect with them my whole body said yes. Episode is out now. Will share in my bio. Photo of me by @starmontana I believe our collective evolution is longing for a a culture of care. I know my soul is. Abolition will get us there. It has the potential to challenge the systems of punishment that we’ve all become complacent inside of. #abolition #cultureofcare #art #courage #podcast #allthatweare

1.3K Likes – Patrisse Cullors Instagram

Caption : I’m very selective with who I do any media with. But when the team @allthatweare_ asked me to connect with them my whole body said yes. Episode is out now. Will share in my bio. Photo of me by @starmontana I believe our collective evolution is longing for a a culture of care. I know my soul is. Abolition will get us there. It has the potential to challenge the systems of punishment that we’ve all become complacent inside of. #abolition #cultureofcare #art #courage #podcast #allthatweare
Likes : 1336Patrisse Cullors - 1.3K Likes - I’m very selective with who I do any media with. But when the team @allthatweare_ asked me to connect with them my whole body said yes. Episode is out now. Will share in my bio. Photo of me by @starmontana I believe our collective evolution is longing for a a culture of care. I know my soul is. Abolition will get us there. It has the potential to challenge the systems of punishment that we’ve all become complacent inside of. #abolition #cultureofcare #art #courage #podcast #allthatweare

1.3K Likes – Patrisse Cullors Instagram

Caption : I’m very selective with who I do any media with. But when the team @allthatweare_ asked me to connect with them my whole body said yes. Episode is out now. Will share in my bio. Photo of me by @starmontana I believe our collective evolution is longing for a a culture of care. I know my soul is. Abolition will get us there. It has the potential to challenge the systems of punishment that we’ve all become complacent inside of. #abolition #cultureofcare #art #courage #podcast #allthatweare
Likes : 1336Patrisse Cullors - 1.3K Likes - I’m very selective with who I do any media with. But when the team @allthatweare_ asked me to connect with them my whole body said yes. Episode is out now. Will share in my bio. Photo of me by @starmontana I believe our collective evolution is longing for a a culture of care. I know my soul is. Abolition will get us there. It has the potential to challenge the systems of punishment that we’ve all become complacent inside of. #abolition #cultureofcare #art #courage #podcast #allthatweare

1.3K Likes – Patrisse Cullors Instagram

Caption : I’m very selective with who I do any media with. But when the team @allthatweare_ asked me to connect with them my whole body said yes. Episode is out now. Will share in my bio. Photo of me by @starmontana I believe our collective evolution is longing for a a culture of care. I know my soul is. Abolition will get us there. It has the potential to challenge the systems of punishment that we’ve all become complacent inside of. #abolition #cultureofcare #art #courage #podcast #allthatweare
Likes : 1336Patrisse Cullors - 1.3K Likes - What an honor to have been asked to show my work alongside 33 other brilliant artists. Tonight was epic. These machetes are my tools of protection and of care, and now in the ‘Yes, Chef’ group show curated by @zoelukov for @waterstreetprojectsnyc! Next up, tomorrow is a full day of programs! Come hang with us. I’ll be in conversation with the BRILLIANT @sunrara - Rashida Bumbray at 2pm! This work was shown as part of my first solo show this summer @charliejamesgallery.

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Caption : What an honor to have been asked to show my work alongside 33 other brilliant artists. Tonight was epic. These machetes are my tools of protection and of care, and now in the ‘Yes, Chef’ group show curated by @zoelukov for @waterstreetprojectsnyc! Next up, tomorrow is a full day of programs! Come hang with us. I’ll be in conversation with the BRILLIANT @sunrara – Rashida Bumbray at 2pm! This work was shown as part of my first solo show this summer @charliejamesgallery.
Likes : 1316Patrisse Cullors - 1.3K Likes - What an honor to have been asked to show my work alongside 33 other brilliant artists. Tonight was epic. These machetes are my tools of protection and of care, and now in the ‘Yes, Chef’ group show curated by @zoelukov for @waterstreetprojectsnyc! Next up, tomorrow is a full day of programs! Come hang with us. I’ll be in conversation with the BRILLIANT @sunrara - Rashida Bumbray at 2pm! This work was shown as part of my first solo show this summer @charliejamesgallery.

1.3K Likes – Patrisse Cullors Instagram

Caption : What an honor to have been asked to show my work alongside 33 other brilliant artists. Tonight was epic. These machetes are my tools of protection and of care, and now in the ‘Yes, Chef’ group show curated by @zoelukov for @waterstreetprojectsnyc! Next up, tomorrow is a full day of programs! Come hang with us. I’ll be in conversation with the BRILLIANT @sunrara – Rashida Bumbray at 2pm! This work was shown as part of my first solo show this summer @charliejamesgallery.
Likes : 1316Patrisse Cullors - 1.3K Likes - What an honor to have been asked to show my work alongside 33 other brilliant artists. Tonight was epic. These machetes are my tools of protection and of care, and now in the ‘Yes, Chef’ group show curated by @zoelukov for @waterstreetprojectsnyc! Next up, tomorrow is a full day of programs! Come hang with us. I’ll be in conversation with the BRILLIANT @sunrara - Rashida Bumbray at 2pm! This work was shown as part of my first solo show this summer @charliejamesgallery.

1.3K Likes – Patrisse Cullors Instagram

Caption : What an honor to have been asked to show my work alongside 33 other brilliant artists. Tonight was epic. These machetes are my tools of protection and of care, and now in the ‘Yes, Chef’ group show curated by @zoelukov for @waterstreetprojectsnyc! Next up, tomorrow is a full day of programs! Come hang with us. I’ll be in conversation with the BRILLIANT @sunrara – Rashida Bumbray at 2pm! This work was shown as part of my first solo show this summer @charliejamesgallery.
Likes : 1316Patrisse Cullors - 1.3K Likes - What an honor to have been asked to show my work alongside 33 other brilliant artists. Tonight was epic. These machetes are my tools of protection and of care, and now in the ‘Yes, Chef’ group show curated by @zoelukov for @waterstreetprojectsnyc! Next up, tomorrow is a full day of programs! Come hang with us. I’ll be in conversation with the BRILLIANT @sunrara - Rashida Bumbray at 2pm! This work was shown as part of my first solo show this summer @charliejamesgallery.

1.3K Likes – Patrisse Cullors Instagram

Caption : What an honor to have been asked to show my work alongside 33 other brilliant artists. Tonight was epic. These machetes are my tools of protection and of care, and now in the ‘Yes, Chef’ group show curated by @zoelukov for @waterstreetprojectsnyc! Next up, tomorrow is a full day of programs! Come hang with us. I’ll be in conversation with the BRILLIANT @sunrara – Rashida Bumbray at 2pm! This work was shown as part of my first solo show this summer @charliejamesgallery.
Likes : 1316Patrisse Cullors - 1.3K Likes - What an honor to have been asked to show my work alongside 33 other brilliant artists. Tonight was epic. These machetes are my tools of protection and of care, and now in the ‘Yes, Chef’ group show curated by @zoelukov for @waterstreetprojectsnyc! Next up, tomorrow is a full day of programs! Come hang with us. I’ll be in conversation with the BRILLIANT @sunrara - Rashida Bumbray at 2pm! This work was shown as part of my first solo show this summer @charliejamesgallery.

1.3K Likes – Patrisse Cullors Instagram

Caption : What an honor to have been asked to show my work alongside 33 other brilliant artists. Tonight was epic. These machetes are my tools of protection and of care, and now in the ‘Yes, Chef’ group show curated by @zoelukov for @waterstreetprojectsnyc! Next up, tomorrow is a full day of programs! Come hang with us. I’ll be in conversation with the BRILLIANT @sunrara – Rashida Bumbray at 2pm! This work was shown as part of my first solo show this summer @charliejamesgallery.
Likes : 1316Patrisse Cullors - 1.3K Likes - What an honor to have been asked to show my work alongside 33 other brilliant artists. Tonight was epic. These machetes are my tools of protection and of care, and now in the ‘Yes, Chef’ group show curated by @zoelukov for @waterstreetprojectsnyc! Next up, tomorrow is a full day of programs! Come hang with us. I’ll be in conversation with the BRILLIANT @sunrara - Rashida Bumbray at 2pm! This work was shown as part of my first solo show this summer @charliejamesgallery.

1.3K Likes – Patrisse Cullors Instagram

Caption : What an honor to have been asked to show my work alongside 33 other brilliant artists. Tonight was epic. These machetes are my tools of protection and of care, and now in the ‘Yes, Chef’ group show curated by @zoelukov for @waterstreetprojectsnyc! Next up, tomorrow is a full day of programs! Come hang with us. I’ll be in conversation with the BRILLIANT @sunrara – Rashida Bumbray at 2pm! This work was shown as part of my first solo show this summer @charliejamesgallery.
Likes : 1316Patrisse Cullors - 1.3K Likes - What an honor to have been asked to show my work alongside 33 other brilliant artists. Tonight was epic. These machetes are my tools of protection and of care, and now in the ‘Yes, Chef’ group show curated by @zoelukov for @waterstreetprojectsnyc! Next up, tomorrow is a full day of programs! Come hang with us. I’ll be in conversation with the BRILLIANT @sunrara - Rashida Bumbray at 2pm! This work was shown as part of my first solo show this summer @charliejamesgallery.

1.3K Likes – Patrisse Cullors Instagram

Caption : What an honor to have been asked to show my work alongside 33 other brilliant artists. Tonight was epic. These machetes are my tools of protection and of care, and now in the ‘Yes, Chef’ group show curated by @zoelukov for @waterstreetprojectsnyc! Next up, tomorrow is a full day of programs! Come hang with us. I’ll be in conversation with the BRILLIANT @sunrara – Rashida Bumbray at 2pm! This work was shown as part of my first solo show this summer @charliejamesgallery.
Likes : 1316Patrisse Cullors - 1.3K Likes - On this #KingDay demand action here in Los Angeles County. Push for a #climateresilientla our families and communities depend on it. We are at 5,000 signatures. Help us get to 10,000 signatures this week! @laurenmetropolis @gabrielinoshoshonenation @anawakalmekak @metabolicstudio Thank you @frescosiempre

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Caption : On this #KingDay demand action here in Los Angeles County. Push for a #climateresilientla our families and communities depend on it. We are at 5,000 signatures. Help us get to 10,000 signatures this week! @laurenmetropolis @gabrielinoshoshonenation @anawakalmekak @metabolicstudio Thank you @frescosiempre
Likes : 1293Patrisse Cullors - 1.3K Likes - On this #KingDay demand action here in Los Angeles County. Push for a #climateresilientla our families and communities depend on it. We are at 5,000 signatures. Help us get to 10,000 signatures this week! @laurenmetropolis @gabrielinoshoshonenation @anawakalmekak @metabolicstudio Thank you @frescosiempre

1.3K Likes – Patrisse Cullors Instagram

Caption : On this #KingDay demand action here in Los Angeles County. Push for a #climateresilientla our families and communities depend on it. We are at 5,000 signatures. Help us get to 10,000 signatures this week! @laurenmetropolis @gabrielinoshoshonenation @anawakalmekak @metabolicstudio Thank you @frescosiempre
Likes : 1293Patrisse Cullors - 1.3K Likes - On this #KingDay demand action here in Los Angeles County. Push for a #climateresilientla our families and communities depend on it. We are at 5,000 signatures. Help us get to 10,000 signatures this week! @laurenmetropolis @gabrielinoshoshonenation @anawakalmekak @metabolicstudio Thank you @frescosiempre

1.3K Likes – Patrisse Cullors Instagram

Caption : On this #KingDay demand action here in Los Angeles County. Push for a #climateresilientla our families and communities depend on it. We are at 5,000 signatures. Help us get to 10,000 signatures this week! @laurenmetropolis @gabrielinoshoshonenation @anawakalmekak @metabolicstudio Thank you @frescosiempre
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