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Author Archives: olaasm
4 PUNTOS, NADA MÁS
[Ed. Today, we stumbled upon a post on Facebook from Nicaraguan scholar and author Carlos Corea regarding recent events in his country. After reaching out to Corea for permission to share his words, we have decided the best way to … Continue reading
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Los tatuajes de un pasado bucanero
“Por mis sueños va ligero de equipaje, sobre un cascarón de nuez mi corazón de viaje, luciendo los tatuajes de un pasado bucanero, de un velero al abordaje” – Joaquin Sabina Otro viaje de visa se acerca y mi … Continue reading
Posted in ACAB/FTP, Action, Uncategorized, War on the Poor, white supremacy
Tagged borders, el salvador, hostel, indiegogo, migration, nicaragua, the black cat, tourism, travel
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Love In A Time of Crowdsourcing
“We’re fucked.” I don’t know exactly when I came to this sad realization. It might have been while I was methodically deconstructing my own cigarette butts a few weeks ago, searching for the few flakes of unsmoked tobacco that … Continue reading
Posted in Action, Liberalism, Patriarchy, Uncategorized, War on the Poor, white supremacy
Tagged capitalism, central america, extraction, nicaragua, OLAASM, ometepe, selinas, solidarity, sustainable, tourism
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Erased By False Victory: Obama Hasn’t Stopped DAPL
Originally posted on Transformative Spaces:
#NoDAPL protesters gather for a boat action in Standing Rock on August 20. (Photo: Kelly Hayes) All Native struggles in the United States are a struggle against erasure. The poisoning of our land, the theft…
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White Cop Does Not Kill Black Motorist, Becomes National Hero
Originally posted on bayareaintifada:
White Cop Does Not Kill Black Motorist, Becomes National Hero ( Or: Why America Should Not Be Saved) Posted by Bay Area Intifada Written by Jabar In 2015’s United States of America, a white police officer that…
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Copaganda Theater: “End of Watch”
A really great expansion on “copaganda” through the lens provided by Hollywood’s “End of Watch.”
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The LAPD: Not Your Model Police Department
The LAPD: Not Your Model Police Department – But Definitely Theirs Los Angeles has long served as a proving ground where the counterinsurgency tactics later adopted by police throughout the United States were first domestically deployed. Ever since the … Continue reading
Posted in ACAB/FTP, Action, Archival, California, Liberalism, Los Angeles, Media, Prisons, War on the Poor, white supremacy
Tagged Al Sharpton, Antonio French, Bill Bratton, broken windows, Chief Beck, Community Policing, Connie Rice, copaganda, Darren Wilson, Every 28 Hours, Ezell Ford, Ferguson, I Can't Breathe, Jasmyne Cannick, Jessie Jackson, Kroll, lapd, los angeles, model, Najee Ali, negotiated management, police brutality, PredPol, propaganda, Ron Johnson, This Stops Today, Tom Jackson, white supremacy, Zero Tolerance
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The Agency
Originally posted on 100 Flamingos:
Here’s a cool conspiracy theory: writers are purposely injecting popular left discourse with a perverted interpretation of the concept of “agency.” And I don’t mean in university settings but more democratic spaces like Twitter. It’s being used by ostensible…
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