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Mar 23, 2022 • 38 tweets • 17 min read • Read on X
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Delilah Pierce Art Appreciation Thread
Twins, 1952
#BlackArt
Delilah Pierce
Martha's Vineyard - Montage, 1977
#BlackArt
Delilah Pierce
Nebulae X, 1983
#BlackArt
Delilah Pierce
Where the Blue and White Nile Meet, 1953
#BlackArt
Delilah Pierce
Nature’s Splendor (Tropical Friends)
#BlackArt
Delilah Pierce
Lobster Pots
#BlackArt
Delilah Pierce
Untitled (Two Jars and Fruits) 1956
#BlackArt
Delilah Pierce
Nebulae #6, 1982
#BlackArt
Delilah Pierce
Tradesmen – Africa (Khartoum, Sudan)
#BlackArt
Delilah Pierce
Once Again Dock Side, 1979
#BlackArt
Delilah Pierce
Peace, 1964
#BlackArt
Delilah Pierce
Tree (Nature’s Vertical)
#BlackArt
Delilah Pierce
Untitled (Red Coral and Seashells), 1953
#BlackArt
Delilah Pierce
The Cliffs, 1957,
#BlackArt
Delilah Pierce
Studio Patterns (Still Life)
#BlackArt
Delilah Pierce
Untitled (F Street) 1955
#BlackArt
Delilah Pierce
Sudanese Tradermen, No. II, 1964
#BlackArt
Delilah Pierce
Untitled (Vase with Flowers) 1934
#BlackArt
Delilah Pierce
Untitled (Orange Roofs) 1955
#BlackArt
Delilah Pierce
Nebulae IX, 1982
#BlackArt
Delilah Pierce
Nebulae XI, 1984
#BlackArt
Delilah Pierce
October Rock Creek Park
#BlackArt
Delilah Pierce
October Rock Creek Park, 1982
#BlackArt
Delilah Pierce
In the Studio (Self Portrait)
#BlackArt
Delilah Pierce
In Bloom
#BlackArt
Delilah Pierce
Foraging Friends
#BlackArt
Delilah Pierce
Jazz Vibrations
#BlackArt
Delilah Pierce
Vineyard Sound, 1959
#BlackArt
Delilah Pierce
Harborside Mosaic, 1979
#BlackArt
Delilah Pierce
Giant Nature’s Splendor, 1982
#BlackArt
Delilah Pierce
Nebulae #7, 1982
#BlackArt
Delilah Pierce
Nature’s Symphony #1
#BlackArt
Delilah Pierce
Angel Wing Begonia
#BlackArt
Delilah Pierce
Lilies (Still Life)
#BlackArt
Delilah Pierce
Great Giants, 1974
#BlackArt
Delilah Pierce
Nebulae #2, 1982
#BlackArt
Delilah Pierce
Sails (Edgar Town Harbor, Mass.)
#BlackArt
Delilah Pierce
Winter Drama #2 (Trees) 1970
#BlackArt

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🧵 10 Black American Inventors Your School Never Talked About

1. George Edward Alcorn was the winner of the 1984 NASA/GSFC Inventor of the year for his X-Ray Imaging Spectrometer, which allowed scientists to more accurately identify materials and investigate deep space phenomena Image
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White women were about 40% of slaveowners, many Indigenous tribes also enslaved Black Americans, most “Browns” were classified as white, Africans generally got better treatment than American Negroes during Jim Crow and so on so this makes no sense
A 🧵 with receipts 📃
People like to use the vague term “women” to disguise the obvious fact that the majority of women in this country, especially during segregation, were white women

White women were brutal enslavers and segregationists like their white fathers and husbands
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There were several large tribes that participated in slavery and many tribes that still discriminate against Black Freedmen till today

Indigenous peoples have their own history and issues with the US but they are not the same as Black Americans
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May 26, 2023
Raymond Winbush compares reparations lineage advocates to slave catchers 🤨
When asked a specific question about how reparations is a specific debt owed to a specific class of people, Raymond Winbush refuses to answer the question
They also seem upset and confused that Queen Mother Moore also advocated for lineage based reparations and act if as we are trying to change her philosophy
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It's crazy how almost all the Pan-Africans who call ADOS divisive have stayed completely silent on the fact that Louisiana white Republicans are actively trying to change the definition of who counts as Black
Most of these same types who call ADOS divisive also don't call out Hispanic/Latino organizations for trying to create a combined Hispanic race/ethnicity box on the census

I don't see alot of political solidarity from Pan-Africans with the Afro-Latino community
Many Afro-Latinos think creating this category would harm their community in the US

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I didn't hear many Pan-Africans calling to the OMB in solidarity either
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May 13, 2023
“In Arkansas, Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, Louisiana, Mississippi, North Carolina, and Texas, incarcerated workers are tasked with agricultural work on penal plantations or prison farms. These penal plantations have direct roots in the Black chattel slavery of the South” Image
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The wages paid to incarcerated workers in each state and in federal prisons, by jurisdiction ImageImage
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Just a reminder that Democrats will publicly endorse local/state politicians and policies if they are part of the Democratic Agenda

So why the silence when it comes to direct cash payment reparations in California? 🤔 Image
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In fact, Task Force member and State Senator Steven Bradford (D) is signaling that cash payments are unlikely ImageImageImageImage
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