Why doesn't the media talk about Sudan? Sudan is bleeding. Sudan's war has set off the world's largest hunger crisis, as the fighting continues to devastate lives and livelihoods.

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The hardest thing to explain to someone inside the imperial consensus is the concept of structural violence. They understand individual violence. One person harms another person. There is a perpetrator and a victim and a clear causal chain. What they cannot see, what the

The word "development" did enormous work in the twentieth century. It implied a ladder. Some countries are higher on the ladder. Some are lower. The ones at the top got there through their own effort and ingenuity. The ones at the bottom need help climbing. What the word

I mentally put “I believe…” in front of what people say. “You can’t do that” = “I believe you can’t do that” “People switch up” = “I believe people switch up” Reminds you that what people say is just their limited beliefs. Easier not to take personal. Easier to have compassion.

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Worrying as a Black person about how you are perceived negatively, by people who are dedicated to perceiving you negatively in the big 26 is insane. Couldn’t be me.

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South Korea in the early 1960s had roughly the same GDP per capita as Ghana. South Korea industrialized through massive state intervention. Government-directed credit. Explicit industrial policy. Protected domestic industries. Export subsidies. Technology acquisition

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People assume that when Steve Biko said, “Black man, you are on your own,” he was expressing despair or abandonment. The assumption is that he was saying, “Don’t expect help,” or “No one is coming to save you.” In reality, Biko meant the opposite. When you read Biko’s writings,

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Pierre Delecto Acknowledgment. Archives. Reparations as institutional investment, not personal checks. Return of looted artifacts. Reform of the debt structures that continue extracting wealth from formerly colonized nations today. None of that is radical. All of it is the standard

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Remember the biggest success of predatory capitalism is psychological manipulation. They are just gaslighting us that our economic problems are caused by us but not their economic system. Psychopaths use these tactics all the time.