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@MacyHaguewood [name pseudonymized] [ontology] [34]: We always think about the racist white man, but Never Forget about the other. #CRT #BLM #Woke #Racists #Antisemitism #Blacktwitter #Racism #Metoo #Endracism #unitedstates #UnitedNations #justice #equity #humanrights #equality #education [URL redacted]
#OtheringCaricatureSlaveryNWord
#SymbolEmblemFlagUSOldGloryConfederate
Context "Bogalusa, Louisiana: July 1, 1965. Civil rights march: Deacons of Defense Segregationist and her daughters watch marchers in Bogaloosa. Sign reads: Nigger Don't You Wish You Were White. Credit: Matt Herron / Take Stock / TopFoto Date: 01/07/1965" https://www.topfoto.co.uk/asset/4130861/ #IRLActivistMattHerron https://mattherronwriter.com/ #ToponymAmericaNorthUSLouisianaBogalusa #1965_ #OrgUSDeaconsForDefenseAndJusticeDFD
Supplementary #2004_CSATheConfederateStatesOfAmerica [imdb] [Wikipedia] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=exnwTWfFRM8&t=55s #NarrativeWarAmericanCivilConfederacy #PhenomnCulturalFormGenreFilmMockumentary
Context "Bogalusa, Louisiana: July 1, 1965. Civil rights march: Deacons of Defense Segregationist and her daughters watch marchers in Bogaloosa. Sign reads: Nigger Don't You Wish You Were White. Credit: Matt Herron / Take Stock / TopFoto Date: 01/07/1965" https://www.topfoto.co.uk/asset/4130861/ #IRLActivistMattHerron https://mattherronwriter.com/ #ToponymAmericaNorthUSLouisianaBogalusa #1965_ #OrgUSDeaconsForDefenseAndJusticeDFD
Supplementary #2004_CSATheConfederateStatesOfAmerica [imdb] [Wikipedia] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=exnwTWfFRM8&t=55s #NarrativeWarAmericanCivilConfederacy #PhenomnCulturalFormGenreFilmMockumentary
"The people who threw rocks at Ruby Bridges for trying to go to school in 1960 now are upset their grandchildren might learn about them throwing rocks at Ruby Bridges for trying to go to school."
#IRLActivistRubyBridges https://www.theguardian.com/society/2021/may/06/ruby-bridges-the-six-year-old-who-defied-a-mob-and-desegregated-her-school
#1960_
#EDUUSWilliamFrantzElementarySchool
#ToponymAmericaNorthUSLouisianaNewOrleans
#PowerControlSegregationDiscrimination
Context https://static.artmuseum.princeton.edu/mirador3/?manifest=https://data.artmuseum.princeton.edu/iiif/objects/60445&canvas=https://data.artmuseum.princeton.edu/iiif/objects/60445/canvas/60445-canvas-50423 #MagazineUSLife #IRLPhotographerFlipSchulke #1963_ #ToponymAmericaNorthUSAlabamaMontgomery #1954_USBrownVersusBoardOfEducation #CauseCivilRightsMovement
Supplementary https://www.crmvet.org/comm/bogalusa.htm #ConspiracyTheory_StolenElectionBigLie
Context https://static.artmuseum.princeton.edu/mirador3/?manifest=https://data.artmuseum.princeton.edu/iiif/objects/60445&canvas=https://data.artmuseum.princeton.edu/iiif/objects/60445/canvas/60445-canvas-50423 #MagazineUSLife #IRLPhotographerFlipSchulke #1963_ #ToponymAmericaNorthUSAlabamaMontgomery #1954_USBrownVersusBoardOfEducation #CauseCivilRightsMovement
Supplementary https://www.crmvet.org/comm/bogalusa.htm #ConspiracyTheory_StolenElectionBigLie
"(Original Caption) October 9,
#1956_ - Fort Worth, Texas: Mrs. E.T. Holden and Mrs. Peggy Richard picket the Calvary Assembly of God church. After the Pastor, Reverend W.T. Miller, sold the building to a Negro congregation. The church is located in the racially tense Morningside addition. White residents expressed fears that Negro families would move into..." https://blackeyedstories.substack.com/p/the-american-church
#ToponymAmericaNorthUSTexasFortWorthMorningside
#OrgClassifChurchUSCalvaryAssemblyOfGod
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"The people who threw rocks at Ruby Bridges for trying to go to school in 1960 now are upset their grandchildren might learn about them throwing rocks at Ruby Bridges for trying to go to school."
#IRLActivistRubyBridges https://www.theguardian.com/society/2021/may/06/ruby-bridges-the-six-year-old-who-defied-a-mob-and-desegregated-her-school
#1960_
#EDUUSWilliamFrantzElementarySchool
#ToponymAmericaNorthUSLouisianaNewOrleans
#PowerControlSegregationDiscrimination
Context https://static.artmuseum.princeton.edu/mirador3/?manifest=https://data.artmuseum.princeton.edu/iiif/objects/60445&canvas=https://data.artmuseum.princeton.edu/iiif/objects/60445/canvas/60445-canvas-50423 #MagazineUSLife #IRLPhotographerFlipSchulke #1963_ #ToponymAmericaNorthUSAlabamaMontgomery #1954_USBrownVersusBoardOfEducation #CauseCivilRightsMovement
Context https://static.artmuseum.princeton.edu/mirador3/?manifest=https://data.artmuseum.princeton.edu/iiif/objects/60445&canvas=https://data.artmuseum.princeton.edu/iiif/objects/60445/canvas/60445-canvas-50423 #MagazineUSLife #IRLPhotographerFlipSchulke #1963_ #ToponymAmericaNorthUSAlabamaMontgomery #1954_USBrownVersusBoardOfEducation #CauseCivilRightsMovement
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@BlakeMcmeekan [name pseudonymized] [ontology] : Track them down to do what, exactly? Shame them for something they did almost 60 years ago? #Facebook #racism #woke #CancelCulture [URL redacted]
#1963_
#ToponymAmericaNorthUSAlabamaMontgomery
#PowerControlSegregation
#OrgClassifPPUSDemocraticPartyPOTUSJoeBiden
Context "Almost ten years after the decision of Brown v. the Board of Education, the first black student to attend a white public school in Alabama enrolled on September 9, 1963. The next day, [Flip] Schulke captured white students protesting integration and revealed, in the expressions of the students, their necks taught with tension, the implacable hatred of the crowd. While many famous photographs associated with the civil rights movement record the commitment of its leaders and activists, this image presents a vivid reminder of what they found themselves up against." https://artmuseum.princeton.edu/collections/objects/60445 #1954_USBrownVersusBoardOfEducation #IRLPhotographerFlipSchulke #MagazineUSLife
Supplementary #WebsitePoliticoRandallBalmer https://www.politico.com/magazine/story/2014/05/religious-right-real-origins-107133/
Context "Almost ten years after the decision of Brown v. the Board of Education, the first black student to attend a white public school in Alabama enrolled on September 9, 1963. The next day, [Flip] Schulke captured white students protesting integration and revealed, in the expressions of the students, their necks taught with tension, the implacable hatred of the crowd. While many famous photographs associated with the civil rights movement record the commitment of its leaders and activists, this image presents a vivid reminder of what they found themselves up against." https://artmuseum.princeton.edu/collections/objects/60445 #1954_USBrownVersusBoardOfEducation #IRLPhotographerFlipSchulke #MagazineUSLife
Supplementary #WebsitePoliticoRandallBalmer https://www.politico.com/magazine/story/2014/05/religious-right-real-origins-107133/
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