The Assasination of Jovenel Moïse
For colonized peoples, there is no just reward for a life lived in service to empire. Haiti’s puppet tyrant, Jovenel Moïse, learned this final lesson this morning. Throughout his rule, Moïse was a man who would never submit to the will of Haitian people, but would readily bow to the whims of foreign corporations, the… Continue reading The Assasination of Jovenel Moïse
Black and Brown Consent
Consent in Afro-Caribbean Spaces and Beyond Imagining Culturally Competent Consent It’s summer in the city, everyone’s wearing less and going out more, and event flyers are popping up each weekend. Recently, a flyer for a reggaetón event listed rules for the event, such as where to park, entry fee, and the last rule: “dont fucking… Continue reading Black and Brown Consent
They Institutions Vs. Ours
In one of their tracks, titled They Schools, M-1 and Stic Man, a.k.a the rap duo, Dead Prez, rapped about the horrors of the U.S. school system. In this song, Stic Man described James S Rickards’ High School, the school he attended and graduated from in his youth, as an institution with a White supremacist… Continue reading They Institutions Vs. Ours
In metro Atlanta, another cop gets away with killing a Black person
The warehouse in Austell where Officer Max Karneol murdered Vincent Truitt. About 15 to 20 minutes outside of Atlanta lies the city of Austell, Georgia. Austell is in two metro Atlanta counties — Douglas and Cobb. This article focuses on Cobb’s portion of Austell, as it is where 17-year-old Vincent Truitt, a Black teenager, was… Continue reading In metro Atlanta, another cop gets away with killing a Black person