Tracey Stokes

Violence against the earth begets violence against one another. This #IndigenousPeoplesDay: stop the genocide in #Gaza. And drop the charges against land defenders everywhere.

Amen 🙏🏾

…and so it begins music by @missjillscott #art #kamalaharris #election #explore

TikTok · amuuso 78.4K likes, 3742 comments. “Do not stay at Hotels in Chicago”

We lost my sister SIX MONTHS after finding out she had a brain tumor. Black people… PLEASE don’t take the first diagnosis that is given by a doctor… ADVOCATE FOR YOURSELF! PUSH for further testing… DO NOT TAKE NO FOR AN ANSWER… This is not to scare anyone… But I wouldn’t wish this pain on ANYONE not even my worst enemy. And if I can help anyone with my sister’s story, then that’s what I want to do. That’s what she would want. #sofiestrong

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Sorry is not good enough! 😡 Repost: @wonderwombman👑 Two Black elementary schoolchildren who spoke in front of the Denver City Council earlier this week were verbally attacked by an audience member via Zoom who called them the N-word and told them, “Go back to f-ing Africa.” The kids were part of a chaperoned group of students from Monarch Montessori School who were set to speak at a city council meeting on Monday to advocate for multiple school plans. The two young Black girls, one in fourth grade and the other in fifth grade, are part of a student leadership committee at their school. They went before the council to promote an idea to build a yurt, which would be used for music classes and provide additional classroom space. Westword reports that less than a minute into their speech, a female-sounding voice interrupted their remarks via Zoom and launched into a racist rant that lasted for about 30 seconds as council staff scrambled to boot the caller from the meeting. “The words were vile, as was the character of a person who would actively seek to say these words to two beautiful and courageous young girls,” Council President Jamie Torres said in a statement issued the day after the meeting. The outburst derailed the part of the meeting reserved for public comment, thwarting plans for two more Monarch Montessori students to speak about establishing safe and accessible crossing areas around the school. However, all the students were allowed to give their speeches to council members afterward in private. Some council members also stayed after the meeting to provide support and speak with their families, according to a spokesperson. City council administrative staff is investigating the incident, which they called a “breach.” Follow @authentic_african for daily posts on African News, History, and Pop Culture

Brunch: fresh salad from our patio garden. Red & green Roman, Cilantro, and Parsley. I added Tuna,Olives and Golden Raisins. I'm trying to do better.

TikTok · TizzyEnt 96.1K likes, 4500 comments. “ with UPDATE: the stuff they are teaching at these police training seminars gets even worse.”