NEWS: Hours after the federal eviction moratorium fell, dozens of families across 61 units at a Mississippi apartment complex were given 3-day eviction notices. They must be out before Tuesday; Hurricane Ida is hitting the state Monday. From @NickJudin: mississippifreepress.org/15328/dont-kno…

this thread is really fucking heartbreaking.

ok i am dead.

Civil rights and Black leaders have urged the Justice Department to investigate potential systemic racial profiling at the Louisiana State Police. By the agency's own tally, 67% of its uses of force in recent years targeted Black people. apne.ws/mek7ux5

The Texas prison system announced NINE employee covid deaths in the past 16 days. Five just since last Friday. How many prisoners died in that time? NO CLUE. They haven't updated prison deaths since JANUARY.

this might be the most accurate thread ever

Very important to surround urself w ppl that see u . Fully

Cause they Gentrifying…

Issa said it best.

Okay variety! It’s giving depth

a photo of you as a child that encapsulates your energy

This madness must stop! In Cancer Alley, Louisiana. Stop Petrochemicals! ✊🏾

oh yes

When education is not liberating, the dream of the oppressed is to be the oppressor.x.com/estressecurado…

On the anniversary of Hurricane Katrina (8/29), I’m reminded of not only the destruction of my home and community, but also that the experience radicalized me. I was 17 at the time. These events below, personally and systemic, shook my worldview.

On the anniversary of Hurricane Katrina (8/29), I’m reminded of not only the destruction of my home/community, but also that the experience helped radicalize me. I was 17 at the time. These events below, personally & systemic, shook my perspective & shaped my worldview.

I've been thinking about how many people, myself included, responded to Tracy Chapman's performance last night by crying. Why did we cry? What were we crying for? I'll answer my own question below, but I'm curious to hear why other people cried. 1/6