#AntiRacist hashtag - Bluesky

$Arie Meadowlark /I\$

@ariefarnam.bsky.social

20 hours ago

Just in case anyone forgot. We all need this T-shirt.

#DraftTheRich #defenddemocracy #NoWar #taxtherich #FuckOligarchy #antiwar #PowerToThePeople #StopCorruption #climateaction #compassion #unity #solidarity #theresistance #resist #AntiFascist #antiracist #SaveOurDemocracy #revolution #fucktrump

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Peanuts's Manifesto

@peanutsmanifesto.bsky.social

1 day ago

Peanut's "Polite" Counter-Protest Anthem You cheer for Maggie Thatcher, She made Tony Blair, Together with those Bloody Yanks, They gave the Rich our Welfare! We're Sorry for your Trauma, It must be so Great, That Red-Pill Melodrama's, Filled you all with Hate! Everything's so Broken, The Dow at Fifty Kay, We're struggling to Stay Alive, Every Single Day! Stop hatin' on the Refugees, They're all Victims Too, From Zionists to Saudi States, Britain made them too! The Empires are Weak, We're Out Here Every Week, We Have to ReDirect Our Rage, To get the Change We Seek! The Desert's Gettin' Hotter, Extending Through The Med, Voting Green's a Needed Step, Or Everybody's Dead! That's a Zoomer Dread!

I've just finished up with this #counterprotest Chant, against the #Racist, #Fascist #FarRight #Thugs occupying #Bournemouth street corners weekly, making them UnSafe-Zones for whomever they dislike the look of.

Perhaps #Socialists, #Activists, #Lefties find some use for it.

#FightBack #AntiRacist

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The Story of Writing

@sownow.bsky.social

2 days ago

The legislation also listed protections on the basis of religion, national origin, and gender. It has been amended to include handicapped and family status. In 1968, skin color was a determining factor when selling, renting, or mortgaging a home. Since people of color in the U.S. were financially able to move into white neighborhoods, segregationists have been trying to prevent it.

Banks and other lending institutions also limited Black ownership of real estate through the tactic of redlining, so-called because bankers would draw a line, often with red ink, on maps of neighborhoods where they would not finance home sales. Almost all of these areas were home to people of color. It is difficult to overstate the economic harm caused by this kind of housing discrimination. In the U.S., buying a home – of any type – has been the most common and most reliable way to build wealth – especially generational wealth.

The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Develop- ment or HUD says – even more than 50 years after passage of the Civil Rights Act of 1968 – housing discrimination remains a significant problem across the country. HUD’s recent research indicates that discrimination affects the housing decisions of more than four million renters in America each year.

Photo of the 1963 March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom This demonstration and those that followed pressured lawmakers in Washington to write and pass legislation that offered some form of protection against racist (and other forms of) discrimination when buying, renting, or financing a home.

On this day in 1968, U.S. President Lyndon B. Johnson signed that year’s Civil Rights Act. It was an attempt to prevent racism from affecting how homes were sold, rented, and financed.

#Housing #AntiRacist #HUD #History #OTD

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$Arie Meadowlark /I\$

Arie Meadowlark /I\

@ariefarnam.bsky.social

4 days ago

The same applies to every marginalized group that has ever gained rights. Those with systemic power never open their societies to include those excluded unless they are forced. It might be time to reconsider power dynamics.

#solidarity #AntiFascist #antiracist
#womensrights #DisabilityRights

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Santiago Away

@jammmin13.bsky.social

4 days ago

What Ibram X Kendi Still Doesn't Get YouTube video by Coleman Hughes

youtube.com/watch?v=S-6g... The bias and lens are interesting to review through ones words #antiracist

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Educational Review

@edreview.bsky.social

5 days ago

Educational Review journal title appears at the top. On the left, are the article title and author name(s): ‘Investigating the implementation of a community of practice (CoP) in the advancement of antiracist education in contemporary Wales’ by Jeremiah Olusola, Sabina Khan, Chantelle Haughton & Susan Davis. On the right is an image of different coloured paper hands on a black background. The words “Open Access” appear in a red circle.

📄 #OpenAccess research by Olusola et al. explores how a Community of Practice in Wales is advancing #antiracist #education by centring lived experiences of racism and supporting shifts in educators’ practice.

Learn more 👉 doi.org/10.1080/0013...

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