Tag: black lives matter

• On the Black Condition: How Do We Possibly Stand Up When The Very Earth Is Shifting Beneath Our Feet?

  

  Does the passenger of the plane perceive the ground is shifting? It’s likely they don’t because they are insouciantly, unabashedly high in the sky. The seat they are on is set to recline and the earth below in hues of green and brown is in a homogenous stasis. The one on the ground sees the […]

  Soukeyna Osei-Bonsu

  7 Aug 2021

  Blog

  anti-racism, black lives matter, black rights, prison, racism, slavery

• Abu Kwanza: In memory of Phillip Mbuji Johansen

  

  Racism is not a common problem in Denmark. That is our national myth. A myth that was emphatically repeated across the nation when a 28-year old Afrodane Phillip Mbuji Johansen had been murdered in north woods of Borholm Island, in a time when public discourse had set focus on Black Lives Matter and George Perry […]

  admin

  15 Sep 2020

  Europe, Regions

  anti-racism, black lives matter, BLM, no justice no peace, Phillip Mbuji Johansen

• Rashid Rose: Black Lives Matter

  

  Chant: “What we want?” Crowd response: “Justice!” Chant: “When we want it?” Crowd response: “Now!” That in a nutshell sums up the attitude of millions of people all around the world to the brutal murder of the umpteenth victim of racist violence, Bro. George Floyd in Minneapolis, USA on African Liberation Day (May 25) 2020. […]

  admin

  19 Jul 2020

  Department of Justice, North America, Regions

  black lives matter, BLM, breonna Taylor, george floyd, racial equality, racial justice