☪ Indigenous Pride World Wide

This page focuses on the fight for the rights of African American and other Indigenous peoples including (Muslims, Hindus) here in the United States and abroad. We want the right to live in peace and preserve our cultures and heritages. We are Asians, Africans, African Americans, Native Americans and Hispanics and South Asians and even Europeans who follow Islam and other who follow pagan cultures. Some of us dark some of as are light and some are mixed. We are still a beautiful people. Along with our brothers and sisters from the American Indian Movement and The Black Panther Party, Tamil Tigers from Sri Lanka and many other groups. We ALL share a common resistance against imperialism and genocide. We are of many tribes, and nations and speak millions of different languages. No tribe or religion is better than another. We are all comrades in a global struggle to protect what little we have left.

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liquornspice:

Fuck yeah, Nigerians!!!!!!!!!! Suck it, USA!

(Source: simply1-in-a-million)

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Awww she’s cute :3 I wanna kiss her hands :)

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“ I guess I never caught that bug where you’re only supposed to care about your own country or your own local area. To me, 49 decapitated Mexicans is just as bad as 49 decapitated Americans and I know if there were 49 decapitated Americans in the street anywhere in the country, it would be like 9/11 all over again. It would be the largest news story for years - if it just happened once - but it happens time and time again in Mexico… and I guess as long as Americans aren’t getting decapitated, apparently the rest of the country, and especially our media, couldn’t give a damn and that’s part of what’s sick and wrong with this country’s media. And so, we march on as if nothing is wrong, as if everything is hunky dory, as if the war on drugs makes sense and hasn’t created these grotesque gangs that grow larger and more grotesque by the day - and it’s not because of the drugs. It’s because the drugs are illegal. Cenk Uygur commenting on the 49 bodies that were recently found decapitated in Mexico and on the continued War on Drugs, which has claimed over 62,000 lives since just 2006 (via mohandasgandhi)

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thepeoplesrecord:

Palestinian Prisoners End Hunger Strike With Deal

Hundreds of Palestinian security prisoners in Israeli jails ended a hunger strike on Monday that had lasted weeks, signing an agreement with the Israeli authorities that promises improved conditions, according to officials. The end of the strike averted fears of widespread unrest in the event of a prisoner’s death.

The Israeli authorities said that among other provisions, the agreement calls for prisoners now in solitary confinement to be returned to ordinary sections of prisons and for family visits to resume for prisoners from Gaza, which is under the control of Hamas, the more radical of the major Palestinian factions.

Full article

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Reblogged from sharquaouia

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In its policies in Bahrain, the US government slams the Arabs in the face many times. First, it assumes that Arabs are idiots and that they won’t notice that the US is applying different standards for oppression in Syria and Bahrain.

Secondly, it tries to insult the intelligence of the Bahraini people by rationalizing its arms sales to Bahrain under the pretext that it wants to empower the “reformist” crown prince.

Thirdly, the US government basically reveals that not only does it not support democracy in the region – and it never will. It also shows that it will fight democracy tooth and nail when any of its clients face a direct threat, especially if the threatened client possesses gas or oil.

US Chutzpah on Bahrain by As’ad AbuKhalil (via stay-human)

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secretosdemimemoria:

FRIDA KAHLO and JULIA DE BURGOS SOLIDARITY Mural, East Harlem, New York City by jag9889

Frida & Julia! Two of my heroine’s!

i love the street art in east harlem. it gives me life!

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soundviewshogun:

Tameyoshi Sakamoto, also known as “el brujo” introduced the Dominican Republic to Goju Ryu in 1958. As a youth Mongolian born Sakamoto learned to fight out of necessity, facing discrimination in Japan for being a foreigner. Caught between 2 worlds he didn’t really fit into, he decided to move to the city of Constanza in the Domincan Republic.

Tameyoshi Sakamoto also trained extensively in Judo. In his style of Goju Ryu, he introduced his students to the concept of combining ground fighting along with karate, many years before hybridization of martial arts became a fad. Experts today can see the influence of many other arts in a Sakamoto dojo, including Yawara, Kobudo, Kendo, Kumiai Jutsu, Sumo, and Ch’uan-fa.

My family has been training in Sakamoto dojos for several generations. If I lived in the Dominican Republic, I probably would be too.

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