Joyberry ☕️’s Reviews > Freedom is a Constant Struggle: Ferguson, Palestine and the Foundations of a Movement > Status Update

Many people assume that because the encampments are gone and nothing tangible was produced, there was no outcome...

Palestinian activists...tweeted advice to Ferguson protestors on how to deal with tear gas. They suggested, among other things, “don’t keep much distance from the police. If you’re close to them, they can’t tear gas,” because they’d be gassing themselves.

I really am not concerned about the ways in which people might remember me personally. What I do want people to remember is the fact that the movement around the demand for my freedom was victorious.

No liberation without education.

lmfao in the year of our lord 2013 the mighty FIB, in its infinite wisdom, added Assata to the Ten Most Wanted terrorist list

Inside the US there are more than 900 streets named after Dr. King in 40 states, Washington DC, and Puerto Rico. But it has been suggested by geographers who studied these naming practices that they have been used to deflect attention from persisting social problems – the lack of education, housing, jobs, and the use of carceral strategies to conceal the continued presence of these problems.

We are caught in an inescapable network of mutuality, tied in a single garment of destiny. What effects one directly affects all indirectly.

The soaring numbers of people behind bars all over the world and the increasing profitability of the means of holding them captive is one of the most dramatic examples of the destructive tendencies of global capitalism.

GS4 is the 3rd largest private corporation in the world after Walmart and Foxconn 💫