‼️ Two critical reads authored by Eric King and Zane McNeill, our Executive Editor.

Meaning in this moment can be drawn from revolutionary art. This Memorial Day weekend we remember "who made the bombs Who made the guns Who bought the slaves, who sold them."

For all forms of resistance.

In the midst of the chaos and unkindness we take a moment to remember righteous ancestor Bilal Sunni-Alli, who is memorialized today, after leaving so much beauty and love in this world. We are grateful for his contributions in advocating for political prisoners, especially Imam Jamil Al-Amin.

While we absolutely will not be taking a break from exercising our freedom of expression, our nervous systems need to take a beat. Right now, it is our responsibility to care for ourselves and each other.

A treasure of a film for this moment. Happy International Women’s Day weekend. youtube.com/watch?v=V7eL...

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A historical text examining the life and political analysis of former Black Panther and former political prisoner, Dhoruba Bin-Wahad. www.commonnotions.org/revolution-i... #Wewillnotgiveupthefight

The beautiful minds of Joy James and Kalonji Jama Changa come together to form this seminal work. Weaving in art, history, the past and present, Beyond Cop Cities bears a timeless quality. www.plutobooks.com/978074535048...

A brilliant and engaging account of a critical moment in the international anti-colonial movement: youtu.be/_gK0ZXzSVj0?... #VivePatriceLumumba

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