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A thread to gather photos of US police covering their badge numbers as they repress protesters (feel free to add or send to us via DM if you want to stay anonymous):
Police covering their badge in Flatbush, New York: Image
Police covering his badge in Columbus, Ohio: Image
Police covering his badge in Seattle, Washington: Image
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An international crowdsourced thread of tips and tactics for protesters on the streets today:
Come prepared (comfortable clothes, flags, signs, bandana, goggles, gas masks, water, snacks etc.) and stick with a crew. Image
In Chile, Italy and other countries protesters bring things like shields, helmets and hard hats to protect themselves from rubber bullets, water cannons and others repressive means the police use on protesters. ImageImageImageImage
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On African Liberation Day, we remember Burkinabé socialist revolutionary Thomas Sankara.

Sankara became the President of Burkina Faso at the age of 33. He only lasted 4 years, because he was killed in a coup, suspected to have had support from the US and France. #AfricaDay
Sankara gained the love of his people because of his humble lifestyle, socialist programmes & economic prosperity, but also his confrontation with the national elite, as he stripped power away from them and for challenging Western imperialism and neo-colonialism in the continent.
In those 4 short years he: ⁠

• Lowered his salary to $450 a month, limited his possessions to a car, 4 bikes, 3 guitars, a fridge and a broken freezer.
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• Sold off the government fleet of Mercedes cars & made the cheapest car in Burkina Faso the official service car.
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Happy 130th birthday to Vietnamese revolutionary and national liberation leader, Ho Chi Minh.

As a leader of the resistance that would liberate Vietnam from French colonialism and defeat US imperialism, Ho Chi Minh gave hope to oppressed and exploited people around the world.
At age 21, Ho Chi Minh left his country to become a revolutionary, traveling through Harlem, London and Paris and getting involved in the international socialist movement. In France he became a founding member of the French Communist Party.
Later he lived in the Soviet Union & China where he studied & worked in different governmental institutions. He also served as a senior Comintern agent round Southeast Asia and eventually, in the late 1930s, went to China to serve as an advisor to the Communist armed forces.
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