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Around 1,949 people were arrested on Thursday as students, angered by overcrowded facilities, crumbling infrastructure and under-investment in education, protested outside more than 1,000 schools and blockaded 222 of them. ft.trib.al/GGEDPUP

On this day in 1771, James Somerset escapes slavery, leading to the Somerset v. Stewart decision in Britain that validates his self-liberation and terrifies the slave owners in the colonies who went on to fight for independence as the United States of America. anticolonialhistory.com/event/117/

On this day in 1804, the Second Battle of Sitka begins, as Tlingit forces resist Russian colonization. anticolonialhistory.com/event/396/

It’s apparent that youth and non-human creatures understand the assignment.

⭕ À #Saint-Denis, chaine humaine de parents et de profs qui protègent les enfants face à la police.

On this day in 1860, the Black community of Victoria, British Columbia, helps Charles Mitchell escape slavery in Olympia, Washington. anticolonialhistory.com/event/436/

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We lend our voices to the 150 detainees, including hunger strikers at the Adelanto processing center and read their letter in the “Petition of Writ” that we received from @chu.house.gov. Here are their words. (2 parts) PART 1

On this day in 1763, as part of Pontiac's War, Ojibwe forces take Fort Michilimackinac, using a lacrosse game to gain entrance. anticolonialhistory.com/event/61/

#OtD 2 Jun 1863 the Combahee River raid took place, Harriet Tubman led 150 Black Union soldiers. The only woman-led military operation during the American civil war. 750 slaves were freed and the estates of several slaveowners were looted and burned stories.workingclasshistory.com/article/9200...

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Gaza is not just headlines or just news. It is homes that once held laughter, streets that remember footsteps, and people who still choose life even when everything around them says otherwise. Gaza is not gone. Gaza is still here.

Since the beginning of 2026, at least four landslides have reportedly killed hundreds of people at the Rubaya mines in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), a major global source of coltan. www.bellingcat.com/news/africa/...

A poverty of ideas on display year after year.

“Who were the pioneers of the eight-hour movement? Those martyrs who were strung from the gallows in Chicago on November 11, 1887, the much-lied-about and abused Anarchists.”– Lucy Parsons

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On this day in 1868, the Fort Laramie Treaty Negotiations begin following Red Cloud's War. anticolonialhistory.com/event/252/

#OtD 29 Apr 1992 following the acquittal of police officers caught on film beating Rodney King, riots erupted across LA in the biggest urban revolt since the 60s, with widespread arson, looting and property damage estimated at over $1 billion stories.workingclasshistory.com/article/1007...

On this day in 1967, Muhammad Ali refuses induction into the U.S. Armed Forces. anticolonialhistory.com/event/317/

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On this day in 1885, Métis, Cree, and Dakota forces numbering 280 routed Major General Frederick Middleton's North West Mounted Police and militia force of 900 at the Battle of Fish Creek. anticolonialhistory.com/event/45/

Dario Motions Update April 13 The state had not filed a response to the defense brief for quashing the indictment - the assistant writing the response was so behind on his work that the judge admonished him for stalling a different case.

On this day in 1740, the British are forced to sign a treaty with Jamaican maroon leader Nanny. anticolonialhistory.com/event/333/

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On this day in 1885, Cree forces prevail over Canada's North-West Mounted Police (now named RCMP) at the Battle of Fort Pitt, in what's now Saskatchewan, during the Northwest Resistance. Police commander Francis Dickens, son of novelist Charles Dickens, surrenders. anticolonialhistory.com/event/43/

New: Why Was the Prairieland Jury Persuaded to Convict Given the Government’s Weak Case? Questions linger about a “loud uproar” in the jury room on the day of the verdict as juror misconduct is alleged in a post-verdict motion seeking a new trial. unicornriot.ninja/2026/why-was...

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All people have stories about someone they knew that was pushed to the edge. Ideology & politics claim actions come from principled belief & values. That choosing to not do something reveals a comfort with the status quo. fuckhope.noblogs.org