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On Juneteenth, we recognize emancipation and honor those who fought and died in the fight to end slavery. Still, the fight for equality and equity is far from over as Black Americans still face injustice — from our justice system to the ballot box. We fight on.
Burgess Owens: “I used to be a Democrat until I did my history and found out the misery that that party brought to my race... Let's pay restitution. How about the Democratic Party pay for all the misery brought to my race..."pic.twitter.com/CXv39KgjwJ
Caleb Hull
One of the most important examples of continuous servitude in Texas history surrounds “Sugarland” (Imperial Sugar Company). Archaeologists determined that 500+ dead had been black men, some as young as 14 years old. Their misshapen bones were a sign of repeated hard labor.pic.twitter.com/lXM0HeoVuR
A friend of mine just read American Prison by Shane Bauer, and sent me this snapshot regarding "convict leasing":pic.twitter.com/bxxft4mO3O
Don’t forget Native Americans - losing sacred grounds, destruction of private lands.
Yeah look what happened to them when they lost control of immigration
Fight hard bc if this current prez wins in 2020, he will try to reinstate slavery! Just yesterday Central Park Five— still won’t change his “guilty” view. #shameful #RacistInChief
Oh good grief.
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