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Spain, United Kingdom, United States.pic.twitter.com/aYI1X1CEfc

Japan, Malaysia, South Korea, Pakistanpic.twitter.com/McqNBJSM0F

Following the U.S.-led “war on terror” under the pretext of 9/11, millions of people around the globe demonstrated in almost every major city for years after the attack to try and stop the war. Clockwise: Australia, Brazil, Indonesiapic.twitter.com/kntX9RvTxV

Across major cities in Palestine, crowds gathered to express solidarity with the 6 freed Palestinian prisoners, 2 of whom were violently seized yesterday. Israeli forces attacked the protesters with flash grenades and live ammunition to break their morale, wounding at least 100.pic.twitter.com/WhRZqlsxl9

Marxist economist Richard Wolff (@democracyatwrk) explains how capitalism is just an updated iteration of the exploitative slave/master relationship.pic.twitter.com/WHeuZU810d

“Workers in bourgeois countries must fight for equal rights for men and women.”pic.twitter.com/e2LwX5eR2f

Polish activists carried a coil of wire, symbolizing the barbed wires faced by refugees stranded at the border with Belarus, and tried to block the Prime Minister’s office in Warsaw. Poland has accepted a mere 144 Afghan refugees and asylum seekers last year.pic.twitter.com/hJ7k0nrEMK

Today Guinea-Bissau celebrates 48 years since declaring independence from Portugal. Today we remember the atrocities committed by Portuguese colonizers and the liberation movement that defeated them.pic.twitter.com/lgOWsZn9gT

The Turkish government is beefing up the wall on its border with Iran as right-wing President Tayyip Erdogan declares he's determined not to let any more Afghans in. The wall stretches about 156km / 100 miles and was first constructed in 2017.pic.twitter.com/6gUf7TUBf2

This photo, taken on September 9, 2000, shows a Bulgarian leftist and member of the “Che Guevara Revolutionary Movement” burning the European Union flag.pic.twitter.com/3PkfsjuxSl

Right: Zakaria Zubeidi, one of the 6 Palestinian prisoners who escaped the highly secured Gilboa prison in the historic jailbreak, 6 September 2021 Left: Mohammad Jahjah, Zakaria’s maternal grandfather, one of 77 Palestinian prisoners who escaped the Shatta prison, 31 July 1958pic.twitter.com/86xs3QRHxT

Dozens gathered outside the Higher Regional Court in Dresden, Germany to express solidarity with anti-fascist activist Lina E. who’s on trial for organizing against neo-Nazis. Lina was arrested on November 5th, 2020, in Leipzig as part of Germany’s crackdown on anti-fascists.pic.twitter.com/SF4JrI02Vr

At least 70 Palestinians were injured by Israeli forces in the latest round of anti-settlement protests near the village of Beita, south of Nablus City in the occupied West Bank. Quadcopter drones were used to throw tear gas onto the crowd.pic.twitter.com/bvBq5DKWSi

Ruby Bridges, the first Black child to integrate a school in the U.S., is only 67 years old today. Happy Birthday, Ruby Bridges.pic.twitter.com/CFLs1r15mT

Nearly all the teachers abandoned the school except for one. Ruby studied in a classroom alone, with just one teacher.pic.twitter.com/G5zYyGseLI

They spit on Ruby, threatened her life, and waved Confederate flags. They even carried a small coffin with a Black baby doll inside, which gave Ruby nightmares. Her classmates were either taken out of school by angry parents or abandoned the class refusing to sit with her.pic.twitter.com/j5RD8Sdhyg

Meet Ruby Bridges. At 6 years old, she was the first Black child to attend an all-white elementary school in the American South. ⁠For her to attend school her first day, federal marshals with guns had to make way through a crowd of grown men and women screaming “n*gger.”pic.twitter.com/j1KXZX4472

Women across Mexico are celebrating the Supreme Court’s historic unanimous vote yesterday that decriminalized abortion. Hundreds of working-class Mexican women have been prosecuted for abortion in the past, and at least a several dozen remain in jail.pic.twitter.com/XFSKA0eCEv

'We don't want to be a North American colony, no!' Hundreds of protesters gathered in San Juan for a ‘march against the board,’ demanding an end to the Financial Oversight and Management Board for Puerto Rico, which has been privatizing public services like health and education.pic.twitter.com/f3PF5OOS3q

Today German anti-fascist activist Lina E. is on trial for organizing against neo-Nazis. Meanwhile, far-right groups get support from the police and racist right-wing parties sit in the German parliament.pic.twitter.com/arXPQtlMKW