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Good evening guys

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Malcolm X on "Progress"

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I’m handing out full plates of “shut the fuck up” tonight.

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so damn good

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In Ferguson, a wound bleeds…

A life has been violently taken before it could barely begin.

In this moment, we know, beyond any doubt, that no one will be held accountable within the confines of a system to which we were taught to pledge allegiance. The very hands with which we pledged that allegiance were not enough to save Mike in surrender.

— An Open Letter from Protestors On The Grand Jury Decision (11.24.14) [x]

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wary of people / professors who compliment you on your ability to make a point without “getting angry”

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Annnnd another one.

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young white americans on twitter are outraged that people weren’t standing for the pledge of allegiance today

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Just so we are clear I’m 100% behind the flag burning taking place in Ferguson. After everything they’ve been through I’d be upset if they weren’t completely done with the American system that has repeatedly failed them. You should care a lot more for human lives than a piece of cloth.

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Ferguson now has America’s most powerful street art 

Damon Davis spent Thursday zigzagging across West Florissant Avenue, a paint roller in one hand and a bundle of posters under his arm.

His idea was simple: Since last summer, the quiet suburb of Ferguson, Missouri, had been through such radical upheaval it no longer resembled itself. It needed to be reclaimed.

So he decided to transform the boarded up buildings | Follow micdotcom