<A thread for #25November> Today is a day of revolutionary martyrs. Our chosen ancestors.

25 November, the International Day for the Elimination of Violence, marks the day in 1960 that the Mirabal sisters were assassinated in the fight to see the Dominican Republic liberated. Image
25 November, the day in 1994 that the Koothuparambu communist student activists were gunned down in Kerala, India. Image
25 November, the day that our comandante Fidel left us four years ago — defying the hundreds of attempts by Empire on his life, during his life. Image
A big blessing and joy I have as a militant is to make images to remember where we come from, to know where we are going. Here are some images for 25 November, and women leaders we’ve lost to violence. Marielle. Berta. Qiu Jin. ImageImageImage
Compa #Maradona—the people’s player of the beautiful game—I am already thinking about the drawing I can do to send you off, as you join our comrades. Image

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<A thread to remember a feminist ancestor>
Born 4 September 1895, #XiangJingyu was a Chinese communist, politicised by the anti-feudalism of the 1911 Revolution and the anti-imperialism of May Fourth Movement.
Part of the Communist Party of China since its founding, Xiang Jingyu became the first woman elected into the central committee and headed the Women’s Bureau.
Xiang Jingyu helped build the first national women’s movement, mobilising strikes of thousands of women workers in silk and cigaratte factories, and women’s support of the great 1925 Canton-Hong Kong strike.
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