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ROSA PARKS
1955, a 42-year-old seamstress who worked at a department store, boarded her bus to head home.
That day, however, the African-American defied the racial segregation that existed in parts of the United States by refusing to give up her seat for a white person to sit.👇🏾
Schulz was warned that Franklin would offend racist, pro-segregation Southerners, but he insisted on drawing him.
No one did anything to Scott Adams. He's just a terrified, racist man.
Thank you, Charles Schulz. We miss your humour, your bravery, and your kind heart.
Jean Idelle was the first black exotic fan dancer who performed internationally during a time of intense segregation. Jean was instrumental in integrating whites-only dance clubs. Her famed fan dance broke racial barriers long before the 1964 Civil Rights Act #BlackHistorymonth
Redlining, for decades, has shaped the formation of our neighborhoods, businesses, schools, etc. Today, the racial makeup of our communities is primarily influenced by Jim Crow-era redlining that reinforced segregation.
#ncpol #BlackHistory #JimCrow #redlining
Oh well, after 3 years of supporting a supremacist, segregationist, eugenics, colonialist and imperialist ideology, as a member of their government, and somehow it's as if Storm was never complicit in accepting a N@zi on that stupid council. Now just imagine if it was Cyclops.😏
are people seriously bitching about the Proud Family reboot being "woke?"
the reboot of the show that touched on segregation in the 1960s and anti-Muslim bigotry after 9/11 among other things?
they were "woke" (read: socially aware) before people referred to it as "woke"
today's ep is about pov pob (ball toss) where men and women line up and get to know each other playing ball. our culture is quite strict on gender segregation, so it's a safe way to court someone publicly.
while girls can play with guys and girls, men can't throw to men!
this woman introduced segregation, made her own paramilitary to fight on the side of her race, and also just the 2nd image here
For this #NCBD we invite y’all to check out Segregation by Design, ab 8-page comic we created in collaboration with @trounstine for her book on housing discrimination.
https://t.co/kWzwOUfUhH
@Fenrirtheicewo1 @GeekyBugle01 Far too often the modern "anti-racists" are more blatantly racist than those they point fingers at -- all the while pretending Superheroes would be on their side 🤡🤡
If Supes were like modern "anti-racists" they'd be pro-segregationist Magneto
God I crave death
Segregation is cool again
Love it https://t.co/rtT5Ly3OwD
@YuutaYusha As of now i dont have many ocs (maybe more than 10?) and love them equally, but i think ill go with Yaksha the Vile :) shes the protagonist of my story, a beast huntress, tries to make up for her cowardliness (thats why shes “the vile”) and for the segregation in the story
Yes, this was a Cyclops that would have made Tyke so proud of his older self, 'cause he'd never be a segregationist. He'd never side with his people in an eventual new genocide. He'd stay with humans and the Eternals. ⏬
Carnival Time & Guest List swapping 22nd June - up for offers in the meantime!
What better way to have a battle than to come together and share peace , love and joy with each other.
Why cause conflict and segregation when we can unite and stand strong 💜✨
@tez_town #tezbattle
@ComicsandCleave @ThePencilPimp As much as I would love to see the X-Men in the MCU, I don't know which version they'll give us. I would be surprised if they don't usher in the segregationist, uncharacteristically pompous, booty-chatter of Krakoa.
We want Claremont/90's, but that would make too much sense. lol
Honest questions...
1. who is the market for these new X-Men Books?
2. If the X-men are now racist, segregationist, sociopaths...what reader is supposed to relate to those traits?
3. Does "hero" mean something different now
Active in the desegregation movement, Charles White created lithographs that explore Black identity and fight against bigotry.
On view in "Elegy: Lament in the 20th Century." https://t.co/RXy1LtkTDS
A beautiful story that’s written in a unique style, Brown Girl Dreaming is a memoir of Jacqueline Woodson’s life during racial segregation in the 1960s. Perfect as a read aloud, small group text, or to use in a poetry unit.
https://t.co/Gb4UkQZCGE
This collection has been created with the purpose of being universal without any borders and segregation. These are randomly generated characters created by Amirabbas Sadeghi, which you can collect as many as you please.
@opensea