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#duality #me 2

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felt flower necklaces by avafelt

#virgo venus

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Lake Sebago, Maine 8.3.17

#sounds like home

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i wish the moors let the europeans die 😭😭😭

#thoughts 💭

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I think about these pictures like once a month…this is what 2017 felt like

#summer #<3

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Susan Sarandon in Cannes, 1978.

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#msit no’kmaq

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Conjugal Love (1970)

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Marc Jacobs Documentary by Loïc Prigent

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On this day, 13 May 1985, Philadelphia police & the anti-Black police state attacked the home of Black liberation and environmentalist group MOVE with automatic weapons, then dropped a bomb on it, killing five adults and six children, destroying 61 homes in the predominantly Black neighbourhood, and making 250 people homeless.

Almost 500 police officers fired over 10,000 rounds of ammunition into the house, which was filled with women and children, while other officers blew holes in the walls with explosives. The police commissioner then ordered the house to be bombed, which they did using an improvised device made from C4 given to them by the FBI.

Only two people survived the blast and ensuing fire: Ramona Africa, and Michael Ward, aged 13. While no officials were prosecuted, Ramona Africa was subsequently jailed for seven years on riot and conspiracy charges. The incident occurred during the tenure of Philadelphia's first Black mayor, a Democrat named Wilson Goode.

The children killed were named Katricia Dotson (Tree), Netta, Delitia, Phil, and Tomasa Africa and the adults were Rhonda, Teresa, Frank, CP, Conrad, and John Africa.

In April 2021, it was revealed that non-Black anthropologists at Princeton and the University of Pennsylvania had the bones of one of the children, unbeknownst to the families.

#move bombing #defund the police #black liberation