
“Ceasefire”? Revolution Art By Tars on Train 🚂




What is this place? Universal bound infinity
But I am subject to individual vacinity
Our home world is ablaze aflame what a crying shame
This is simply a dying game; it needs a name
A name for the actuality of the fragile system
We are in a cataclysm
Can we please change our ways now
We’re on our way down
Nobody has a voice to say now
The answers are right infront of our faces
But we keep making the same mistakes
What will it take
For the world to awake

No Politiks only Politriks
Politikal Science Follow Obediently Blinded
Enforced by hollow Tips
Mindless and Spineless Man Earth Defying
Needing A Castration
The Entire Planet A Mass Nation
Polluting This Vast Placement
Presidential Vampires Circle A Campfire
I.E. The World Burns
And it Worsens As The World Turns
It remains Cursed in
A Mass Hypnosis; No focuss
Mankind like Locusts
But There Has And Always been A Chosen few
Denounce The Past And Restart Anew
Lets Start With You
Whats your Plan and Part to Do?
-Nina
From AtlantaBlackStar: 8 Black Panther Party Programs That Were More Empowering Than Federal Government Programs March 26, 2015 | Posted by Nick Chiles The Breakfast Program The free breakfast for …
Source: 8 Black Panther Party Programs More Empowering Than Federal Government Programs.
Martin Luther King, Jr ( Born January 15, 1929 ) in Atlanta, Georgia ( Died April 4, 1929 ) Memphis, Tennessee, United States, was a Baptist minister and social activist, and the leader of the civil rights moments in the United States. Kings legacy is in his non-violence moments, he was also awarded Nobel peace…
In a collaboration for the ages, ‘powwow step’ collective A Tribe Called Red combines indigenous singing and EDM with poetry by AFROPUNK alum Saul Williams for an unbelievable call to action for #NoDAPL
Some well-intentioned persons believe that rage and outrage are necessary for beneficial activism.
However, all variations of anger, while making us feel “sharp”, actually dull the mind and make us ineffective. Anger narrows our focus, and makes us blind to context. Anger exhausts and demoralizes. Anger destroys. Anger saps power.
Peace and radical compassion are the essential components of effective activism.
Source: Rage and Outrage
“I made a Guerrilla style film about a Guerrilla war [here in Amerika]!!!….I wrote it for the Brothers and Sistas on tha’ Block.” —- Sam Greenlee, 2011
You are about to witness an IDEA Sooo fuckin’ powerful that the Amerikan government tried to stop the printing of the book, Intimidated people out of financing the movie, Stole the prints of the beta film, and then had the film BANNED from movie theaters a few weeks after it was released to the public!!! The movie was then forced underground where it remained for some 30-years, being distributed from Hood-to-Hood by way of tha’ bootleg. The lessons & IDEAS herein are again being taught with the HOPE that our Hood Warriors of the various street tribes will find their TRU Freedom & Love in the Revolution that awaits you. 2 Wordz, My Niggas: Founding Constitutions…….No matter which tribe, just stand on that truth and you will see yoself in this movie. REBUILD. ALL POWER TO ALL THE PEOPLE!!! PANTHER POWER TO THE VANGUARD!!!! No Sellout….THUG Till’ We Die!!! *** Check tha’ politics at http://www.facebook.com/MarlandX
Included with the FULL MOVIE here are video interviews conducted with the mind behind the book & movie, Sam Greenlee, during the months of April, May and June of 2011; He makes it plain about the purpose of the work and even sheds rare light on Jesse Jackson’s sell-out tactics. LISTEN…WATCH…LEARN…….
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Source: The Spook Who Sat By The Door (FULL MOVIE & 2011 Video Interviewz With Sam Greenlee)
By Chloe Veltman, KQED If you want to get a sense of how art goes hand in hand with political activism, spend a little time with Emory Douglas and Ericka Huggins. As “Minister of Culture” and a lead graphic artist for the Panthers, Douglas created striking images for the party’s weekly newspaper, like a famous ink […]
via What Today’z Artist-Activistz Can Learn From the Black Pantherz, 50 Yearz On — Moorbey’z Blog
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