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BIPOC abolitionist & archivist. studying and fighting the erasure of BIPOCs in archives and the collective memory.

Montréal, Québec
Joined May 2011
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euphorias only main black and poor/working class character is also the only character that has a serious drug abuse problem…but yea the make ups cute tho
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Qc government really hates the word « racism » so how about we call it by its other name - INSTITUTIONALIZED WHITE SUPREMACY. how bout that
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Wednesday February 24th, I will take part in this virtual Town Hall on the topic of Black Women and Disability! Here’s the link, be sure to tune in: fb.me/e/3d6FIXL4k
We are thrilled to be teaming up with @HIVandRehab for this amazing panel in commemoration of Black History Month with @thirdeyesoph @larissa_speaks @SarahJama_ @LavJacobs and more. Information here: facebook.com/events/18050077… #BHM2021 #BHM #disability #PWD
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tomorrow i’ll be giving a Facebook Live presentation on Gender-Based Violence and Disability for @WesternU ‘s Learning Network
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you're telling me a man who killed two people with a whole ass katana was arrested safely...but a Black man with a small knife + in a mental health crisis had to be killed?
police should not be responding to mental health related emergencies.
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but also to clarify police should not respond to anything >> abolish it.
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the spvm killed another Black man experiencing a mental health crisis today
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really not seeing much about it in the media - especially in the francophone media.
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francophone media have not acknowledged or mentioned that the person murdered by the spvm was Black.
give black folx their flowers while they’re still alive
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every day we (me too) have to ask ourselves; "what am i doing for Black and Indigenous lives?"
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what actions are you taking, how are you interacting with this new knowledge in your day to day life, how are you engaging with your community to actively dismantle systemic racism?
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these are just questions i use to hold myself accountable and to create attainable meaningful goals without losing sight of the bigger issues that need to be tackled.
just think about it for a second. we are protesting police brutality not as a handful of events but as a systematic issue. inviting the police to that march simply discredits decades of research and advocating for police brutality to be seen as a legitimate systematic issue.
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not marching with pigs not marching with murderers not marching with the violent arm of the state that executes its systematic agenda of oppression and genocide of Black and Indigenous folks not marching with an institution that has come out of slave patrols.
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not marching with a system that both participates and turns a blind eye to the murders and kidnapping of Indigenous women and girls. not marching with the same institution that created a sex ring of underage Indigenous girls. FUCK THE POLICE. miss me with that shit 🏄🏾‍♀️
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some of y’all didn’t even know #Montrealnord existed or where it was on a map. i hope you don’t lose this (vocal) support and energy when this pandemic is over.
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y’all getting way too comfortable with just “not being problematic”.
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doing nothing IS problematic and feeds into the oppressive systemic structure of racism. YALL ARE ACCOMPLICES.
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