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@OsopePatrisse

Founder of Co-Founder Artist. Organizer. Freedom Fighter. Co-Author of New York Times Bestseller ‘When They Call You a Terrorist.’

Los Angeles
Joined October 2009

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    I believe in abolition. I also believe in accountability. I think we can use abolition to have conversations about accountability and practice something different than what we have inherited. thank you

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  2. May 8
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    May 7

    Fewer and fewer artists are performing in Israel because of its vast human rights abuses against Palestinians. is turning out to be a spectacle but not in the way Israel's promoters had hoped. Because Palestinians should be free:

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  4. May 7

    Today marks a year since the administration began ripping thousands of families away from each other. This is the defining policy failure of the Trump administration. Today we're coming together to say we won’t stop .

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    May 6

    Listening to talk about mental health & how gravely it is mishandled in the Black community reminded me...how mental health was some kind of spiritual imbalance that could be studied or prayed away.

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    May 5

    When will the world stop dehumanizing our Palestinian people who just want to be free? Headlines like this & framing it in this way just feeds into the continued lack of responsibility on Israel who unjustly oppress & target Palestinian children and families.

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    May 5

    Thanks for the shout out, . You’re setting the pace on policy.

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    May 4

    "I began this journey when my brother was tortured by the L.A. County Sheriff’s Department. Monte needed support and got handcuffs. I do this work in his name and in the name of others like him." -

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  9. May 4

    Still mourning nipsey.

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  10. May 3

    Join us in Compton to party and talk about mental health!

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  11. May 2

    I really dislike most comedians, but I really fucks with

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  12. May 1

    I remember feeling unseen, afraid and nervous. Nobody protected my girlfriend and I.

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  13. May 1

    I remember being at a park with my girlfriend when I was 18 years old. Some homophobic person came up to us and started yelling hateful slurs.

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  14. May 1

    A story we know. An ending we can change. DuVernay's arrives 5/31, only on

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    Apr 30

    “This isn’t a pity party for Ilhan. This is a show of strength. This is to say that if you come for one of us you come for all of us”

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  17. So proud of ALL the Black women who are standing with today and every day. Sad I couldn’t make it, but so grateful folks are gathering. We love you and we will protect you.

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    Apr 29

    Boyz n the Hood Poetic Justice Higher Learning Baby Boy 2 Fast 2 Furious In 1992, John Singleton was the first black person nominated for a Best Director Oscar. He also remains the youngest person to be nominated. He was 23. Rest in power to one of the greatest to ever do it 🙏

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    Apr 30

    We are excited to partner with Los Angeles County and to host a community conversation at Baldwin Hills Crenshaw Mall on Black Women, Mental Health & Healing with & more! Register:

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    Apr 28

    "Integrating midwives into our primary health care system is an important way we can combat death during pregnancy and delivery." - Watch our video on the history of the Black Grand Midwives and their legacy,

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