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A tour of the prison which held Nelson Mandela and other freedom fighters who opposed the racist apartheid regime.A tour of the prison which held Nelson Mandela and other freedom fighters who opposed... more
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Turkish Police against Kurds living in Turkey...
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Still Killing Kurds because they come from yazidi religion
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Turks are all ways recognized by war.
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Turks are not less then Saddam or Hitler.
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The Streets are Watching is a 50 minute video that takes a fresh look at police accountability through the eyes of three communities; Denver, Cincinnati and Berkeley. Independent filmmaker, Jacob Crawford, weaves three cities responses to police brutality into a single tale of community empowerment and direct action. Within an amazing collection of footage that portrays police conduct and misconduct, the film conveys basic legal concepts that can provide practical help to groups and individuals seeking a clearer understanding of their rights when dealing with police. The film is divided into sections that explain our basic rights, tactics for documenting police activity and ideas for further action and organizing. BerkeleyCopwatch.org Jacobsladderproduction.com The Streets are Watching is a 50 minute video that takes a fresh look at police... more
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A new website dedicated to seeing and dealing with the pain found in everyday life derived from hate, in any form. The message is clear: Eracehate! love is easier.
The website is still under constructon, but many new features are coming soon!A new website dedicated to seeing and dealing with the pain found in everyday life... more
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Walter and Albertina Sisulu came to Detroit in 1997 seeking investment from African American business. The couple spoke about the future of the New South Africa. The couple answered questions about land redistribution,the end of the Cold War, Education, South Africa's role in African politics and its relationship with Africans in the diaspora.
Now over 11 years latter the video is useful in evaluating how well the ANC has done in delivering on the promise of the South African Revolution.
Walter and Albertina Sisulu came to Detroit in 1997 seeking investment from African... more
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With Black History month approaching, I felt that this would be a topic to discuss. There is even a black man running for President now....so, how is it that things like the man in the picture (Frank Jude - Milwaukee, WI) are still going on? I also wanted to include in this comment/question a link to a site that address this question in a positive way....
By looking at the history of black folks in America, we understand this system's general attitude/stance towards blacks (especially males...see Black Holocaust Museum http://www.blackholocaustmuseum.org/ for more information). It's high time some true media coverage be given to this subject....racism today...because it DOES exist!
With Black History month approaching, I felt that this would be a topic to discuss.... more
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The following are examples of ways white individuals have privilege because they are white. Please
read the list and place a check next to the privileges that apply to you or that you have
encountered. At the end, try to list at least two more ways you have privilege based on your race.
___ 1. I can arrange to be in the company of people of my race most of the time.
___ 2. I can go shopping alone most of the time, pretty well assured that I will not be followed
or harassed.
___ 3. I can turn on the television or open to the front page of the paper and see people of my
race widely represented.
___ 4. When I am told about our national heritage or about “civilization,” I am shown that people
of my color made it what it is.
___ 5. I can be sure that my children will be given curricular materials that testify to the
existence of their race.
___ 6. I can go into a music shop and count on finding the music of my race represented, into a
supermarket and find the food I grew up with, into a hairdresser’s shop and find someone
who can deal with my hair.
___ 7. Whether I use checks, credit cards, or cash, I can count on my skin color not to work
against the appearance of financial responsibility.
___ 8. I am not made acutely aware that my shape, bearing, or body odor will be taken as a
reflection on my race.
___ 9. I can worry about racism without being seen as self-interested or self-seeking.
___ 10. I can take a job or enroll in a college with an affirmative action policy without having my
co-workers or peers assume I got it because of my race.
___ 11. I can be late to a meeting without having the lateness reflect on my race.
___ 12. I can choose public accommodation with out fearing that people of my race cannot get in
or will be mistreated.
___ 13. I am never asked to speak for all of the people of my racial group.
___ 14. I can be pretty sure that if I ask to talk with the “person in charge” I will be facing a
person of my race.
___ 15. If a traffic cop pulls me over or if the IRS audits my tax return, I can be sure I haven’t
been singled out because of my race.
___ 16. I can easily by posters, postcards, picture books, greeting cards, dolls, toys, and
children’s magazines featuring people of my race.
___ 17. I can choose blemish cover or bandages in “flesh” color and have them more or less match
my skin.
___ 18. I can do well in a challenging situation without being called a credit to my race.
___ 19. I can walk into a classroom and know I will not be the only member of my race.
___ 20. I can enroll in a class at college and be sure that the majority of my professors will be of
my race.The following are examples of ways white individuals have privilege because they are... more
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white privilege, a social relation
1. a. A right, advantage, or immunity granted to or enjoyed by white persons beyond the common advantage of all others; an exemption in many particular cases from certain burdens or liabilities.
b. A special advantage or benefit of white persons; with reference to divine dispensations, natural advantages, gifts of fortune, genetic endowments, social relations, etc.
2. A privileged position; the possession of an advantage white persons enjoy over non?white persons.
3. a. The special right or immunity attaching to white persons as a social relation; prerogative.
b. display of white privilege, a social expression of a white person or persons demanding to be treated as a member or members of the socially privileged class.
4. a. To invest white persons with a privilege or privileges; to grant to white persons a particular right or immunity; to benefit or favor specially white persons; to invest white persons with special honorable distinctions.
b. To avail oneself of a privilege owing to one as a white person.
5. To authorize or license of white person or persons what is forbidden or wrong for non?whites; to justify, excuse.
6. To give to white persons special freedom or immunity from some liability or burden to which non?white persons are subject; to exempt.white privilege, a social relation
1. a. A right, advantage, or immunity granted to... more
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A recent slide show by an unidentified Glamour editor on the "Do's and Dont's of Corporate Fashion" at a New York law firm shed some light on the topic, according to this month's American Lawyer magazine.A recent slide show by an unidentified Glamour editor on the "Do's and Dont's of... more
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The incident that Rosenberg is talking about involves Ashley Baker, a white former associate editor at Glamour, who touched off a firestorm of controversy last summer when she told a roomful of female attorneys at law firm Cleary Gottlieb Steen & Hamilton that afro-style hairdos and dreadlocks are Glamour "don'ts."
" 'No offense,' she sniffed, but those 'political hairstyles really have to go,' " reported American Lawyer magazine, which first broke the story.
Stripped of its appalling delivery, was Baker's observation wrong?
"Black hair is sensitive," said Anna Holmes, the managing editor of Jezebel, a celebrity, sex and fashion blog for women, which followed the Baker story closely. "What Baker said was inappropriate, but was she inaccurate? No. She hit a nerve ... society is uncomfortable with ethnic hair and it is uncomfortable about race. And it's tough talking about all of it because emotion gets in the way."
Over the years, lawsuits have been filed against companies for discriminating against black employees for their ethnic hairstyles. Corporate-image experts, both black and white, subtly advise black women to remove their braids, dreadlocks and other ethnic hairdo before interviewing at corporate jobs, experts confideThe incident that Rosenberg is talking about involves Ashley Baker, a white former... more
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The city of Arlington, TX (future home of the Cowboys) is in an uproar after a racially motivated hate crime took place in a normally quiet suburb. A 66 year old woman is in jail after shouting racial slurs at a young African American couple who was constructing a new home in the neighborhood and striking the woman with a 2x4. Racial profanities were also painted on the couple's garage. A rally is scheduled for tomorrow morning in front of the house and your's truly will be front and center.The city of Arlington, TX (future home of the Cowboys) is in an uproar after a... more
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I was disturbed (but not surprised) to read the statistics in this report. As an African American woman, I feel this in my life!
YOU?I was disturbed (but not surprised) to read the statistics in this report. As an... more
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When the Lakewood community discovered that Joel and Candra planned to expose their history of racism and anti-semitism in a documentary, they banded together. First the police illegally confiscated Joel?s videotapes; then some neighbors used the Phoenix Prosecutor?s office to charge Joel with harassing the neighbors, by filming on the streets of Lakewood. After a letter writing campaign (with help from the local Women In Film) that pointed out the legalities of filming in public (we had already checked with the local film commission and police offices) Joel and Candra had their videotape returned. However, Joel was brought to court; denied the right to show any evidence supporting his innocence; and sentenced and fined for harassing the neighbors, though he only filmed on public streets. Welcome to Ahwatukee, ArizonaWhen the Lakewood community discovered that Joel and Candra planned to expose their... more
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This is, IMHO, the finest way to deal with hate groups exercising their freedom of assembly: assemble right back. It's also nice to see that not all southern folks are on the less delicious side of that rally. This is, IMHO, the finest way to deal with hate groups exercising their freedom of... more
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