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Trump’s attack on Black History is an attempt to roll back the gains achieved by decades of organized struggle.

These attacks are designed to erase our memory of militant Black social movements, and to chill political dissent toward his racist policies.

Watch and share from Breakthrough News:

📲https://x.com/BTnewsroom/status/1913291781791162786
🍉Make this weekend a Watermelon Weekend! 🎟

With two brilliant films playing in theaters nationwide at the same time, now is the perfect time to dive into your studies with two films; one about life for students and teachers in Palestine, and one about life for students and teachers who support Palestine here in the U.S.

Find a theater near you!➡️ the-encampments.com
🗣IMMIGRANTS ARE WORKERS, NOT CRIMINALS!

Trump officials and right wing media are slandering the character of Kilmar Armando Abrego Garcia, a Maryland father and union apprentice wrongfully deported to El Salvador’s notorious mega-prison CECOT – based on the false narrative that all immigrants are criminals.

We shouldn’t be fooled by the smears against Kilmar Abrego Garcia’s character to paint him, wrongly, as a criminal worthy of having been deported.

But even more, we cannot fall victim to the divide-and-conquer tactic being waged by the Trump administration in order to justify a war on immigrant communities.
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NOW: As part of a national day of action, a massive crowd surrounds the White House to demand an end to war that the Trump administration is waging on the working class and an end to the billionaire coup.
🇨🇺On the 64th anniversary of the Bay of Pigs — the first defeat of U.S. imperialism — we remember the historic significance this victory holds not just for the people of Cuba, but the entirety of the oppressed throughout Latin America and the world.

“In less than 72 hours, the Cuban people not only proved to the world that a small sovereign nation could defend itself against the biggest military power in the world, but that it could do so while declaring itself a socialist revolution in the process.”

https://liberationnews.org/bay-pigs-first-defeat-u-s-imperialism/
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🗣️ICE OUT OF NEW YORK CITY!

New Yorkers are rallying outside Bryant Park Library in Manhattan in defense of migrants.
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Hundreds in St. Louis take the streets in the rain to protest the Trump administration’s assault on free speech and say Free Mahmoud Khalil!
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🗣️BRING KILMAR HOME NOW!

At the Hands Off day of action in New Jersey, protestors demand the Trump administration take action to bring Kilmar Abrego Garcia — a Maryland father and union apprentice wrongfully deported — home immediately.
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NOW: Thousands march in Colorado to say HANDS OFF OUR RIGHTS!
🇭🇹FRANCE MUST COMPENSATE HAITI!

April 17, 2025 marked two centuries since one of the most unjust episodes in modern history: the forced collection of an illegitimate debt that France imposed on Haiti as a condition for recognizing its independence.

Amid an unprecedented humanitarian and political crisis in Haiti, social organizations, political parties, and human rights defenders from Latin America and the Caribbean have submitted letters to French embassies demanding historical reparations. The demand seeks not only economic justice, but also recognition of a colonial crime that has left Haiti in a situation of extreme vulnerability.

Read more from People's Dispatch⤵️
https://peoplesdispatch.org/2025/04/19/france-must-compensate-haiti-200-years-of-illegitimate-debt-that-plunged-the-country-into-crisis/
🎨CALL FOR ART FOR MALCOLM X'S CENTENNIAL

"To commemorate Malcolm X’s 100th Birthday, Artists Against Apartheid is launching a call for art inspired by Malcolm X’s legacy in the struggle for Black Liberation, and for the oppressed around the world.

The prompt for the artwork is as follows: Show us how you see Malcolm X’s legacy and mission reflected in your community. Submit images that speak to that through the use of creative visual language!

Print work pieces will be used for an art walk the weekend of Malcolm’s Centennial of 5/17 and 5/18. Several pieces might also be selected for development into a mural project to be painted in and around Los Angeles."

For more information and to submit: https://forms.gle/wbkoNokP6oM9Fn8s9