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The Trump Administration Is Promoting Its Anti-Trans Agenda Globally at the United Nations

propublica.org/article/trump-u

U.S. delegates have objected to use of the word “gender” in U.N. documents during forums on topics as varied as women’s rights, science and technology, global health, toxic pollution and chemical waste.

ProPublicaThe Trump Administration Is Promoting Its Anti-Trans Agenda Globally at the United Nations
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Statue of #Confederate general torn down in 2020 protests to be restored in Washington DC

A statue of a Confederate general that was torn down in 2020 during #RacialInjustice #protests will be restored in Washington, DC, #Trump’s #NationalParkService has announced.

In June 2020, the #AlbertPike statue near DC police HQ was toppled & vandalized by protesters.

#WhiteSupremacy #racism
independent.co.uk/news/world/a

The Independent · Statue of Confederate general torn down in 2020 protests to be restored in Washington DCBy Rachel Dobkin

Analysis: "Murdered in Gaza, Disappeared in America"

On July 24, Trump issued "an executive order declaring unhoused people a threat to public order... & declaring public policy to clear them from public spaces into detention by civil commitment.”

Trump's government "is overtly voicing white supremacy, of a 'pure historic Homeland',” just as the Klu Klux Klan did in 1925

counterpunch.org/2025/08/01/mo

#WhiteSupremacy #Racism #Fascism #USPol #EuroPol #Trump #KluKluxKlan .

🚨⚠️🚨⚠️🚨 🇨🇦 I'm reposting from last month this because I think it is needed.

White nationalist groups are recruiting young men to their cause

Where did they come from?
Not just boxing clubs
These guys hide their faces and locations. How do we know where they are?
Is this just happening in the Hamilton area? NO
#NoRoomForHate
#Extremism #Canada #Racism #Fascism #WhiteSupremacy

cbc.ca/news/canada/active-club

CBC'Active clubs' are all over Canada. What are they? | CBC News'Active clubs' are groups of white-nationalist men who operate fight clubs in anticipation of violence. They are anti-immigrant and some are neo-Nazis.

🇨🇦 😖 Anti-hate coalition denounces presence of white nationalist 'active clubs' in Hamilton, calls for action

🚨 ⚠️ 🚨 Authorities aer requesting our help reporting extremist activities -how to info is in the article

"These groups are not benign social organizations. They are part of a transnational movement grounded in fascist ideology, white supremacy, misogyny, and violent extremism,"

#WhiteSupremacy #Racism #Canada
#Extremism #Fascism #Misogyny

cbc.ca/news/canada/hamilton/ha

CBCAnti-hate coalition denounces presence of white nationalist 'active clubs' in Hamilton, calls for action | CBC NewsA recent investigative report by CBC News has prompted a local organization to appeal to residents for their involvement in a discussion around combating hate, while a coalition of organizations are calling for authorities to "act immediately."

CBC spent months collecting and analyzing clues in social media posts to locate and identify the exact parks and gyms where members of Nationalist-13 (also known as NS13) and Second Sons trained, and confirmed them by visiting locations in person. CBC discovered these groups were often training in gyms or martial arts studios that also cater to children and a diverse clientele.
#Canada #extremism #whitesupremacy #Nazis #racism #martialarts #gangs #fascism #neonazis
cbc.ca/newsinteractives/featur

www.cbc.caTracking Canada’s fascist fight clubsCBC’s visual investigations team reveals where some of Canada’s white nationalist 'active clubs' gather to prepare for violence.

Analysis: "Murdered in Gaza, Disappeared in America"

On July 24, Trump issued "an executive order declaring unhoused people a threat to public order... & declaring public policy to clear them from public spaces into detention by civil commitment.”

Trump's government "is overtly voicing white supremacy, of a 'pure historic Homeland',” just as the Klu Klux Klan did in 1925 👇

counterpunch.org/2025/08/01/mo

#WhiteSupremacy #Racism #Fascism #USPol #EuroPol #Trump #KluKluxKlan .

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@schalken Interesting that you're calling Césaire's reason to leave, the support of the French workers of the colonisation of Algeria, so their support of the oppression and dehumanisation of Algerian workers, "tied up in bourgeoise politics." In the piece you share e.g. only the Palestinian resistance is described as nationalist gangs, and Iranian proxy, and the workers we should care about are the Israeli workers/soldiers in other words, the war criminals.

So, good luck with your White supremacist class war, comrade.

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"The Zionist produces and defines itself through the animalization of the Palestinian."

"Palestinian liberation is an impossibility in the current ordering of knowledge and being, similarly demanding through its realization the end of […] this world, and modernity."

This paper "posits that Palestinian freedom necessitates the creation of new worlds and [the getting rid of encumbering] constructs such as modernity and the Human."

fallingintoincandescence.com/2 by Scott Campbell @susurros

@philosophy 🧶

Falling Into Incandescence · Afropessimism and Palestinian Liberation: An EssayIn October 2023, at the beginning of an ever-escalating genocide against the Palestinian population of Gaza, I wrote some rambling, rather perfunctory, thoughts on Afropessimism and Palestinian Lib…
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"Freedom can be granted, but it remains a “legal fiction”. […] Rights cannot be bestowed upon those constructed as Slaves, non-Humans, or property, especially when such a status is the contingent basis of the worldview through which rights are given their coherence."
by Scott Campbell @susurros

“Peace, within an antiblack world, is a fallacy (much like freedom). The metaphysical infrastructure that supports the fiction of the white human is sustained by antiblack violence.”
by Calvin Warren, in Ontological Terror

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"Palestinians despise the courts. We hate the sight of a judge, knowing all too well that they are no different from the interrogator. We loathe the law and all it stands for in our context—a tool for oppression cloaked in legality. Even the lawyers, perhaps universally disliked, evoke our mistrust. But for us, the courts represent more than frustration; they are the place where our oppressive conditions are translated into legal language, where the weight of colonial domination is formalized with a veneer of legitimacy."
by Abdaljawad Omar, in “The ICC warrants: Palestinian skepticism and the glimpse of justice,” 2024, mondoweiss.net/2024/11/the-icc

cited in fallingintoincandescence.com/2

@palestine 🧶

A scene from the 18th session of the ICC Assembly of States Parties, 2-7 December 2019, The Hague, Netherlands (Photo: ©Coalition for the ICC/Flickr)
Mondoweiss · The ICC warrants: Palestinian skepticism and the glimpse of justicePalestinians hold deep skepticism of courts based on generations of Israeli abuse. But the ICC warrants for Benjamin Netanyahu and Yoav Gallant are a moment to expose the contradictions of the American Empire and put a crack in the veneer of impunity.

Former Tucson Border Patrol agent indicted on 10 counts of child sex trafficking, other felonies

kjzz.org/fronteras-desk/2025-0

Bart Conrad Yager was a Border Patrol agent in Willcox. Customs and Border Protection says its internal investigative wing arrested him last month based on allegations of child sex trafficking, fraud and pandering.

Today in Labor History July 30, 1866: Police shot into a group of recently freed black workers outside the Mechanics Institute in New Orleans, in the wake of the Civil War. This was the site of a reconvened Louisiana Constitutional Convention. A crowd of whites then stormed the hall. By the time federal troops restored order, 38 were dead and 136 wounded — almost all of them black. The mob was made up of recently defeated Confederate soldiers. National outrage at the New Orleans Massacre, and the Memphis Riots in May, helped the Radical Republicans win a majority in both houses of Congress and catalyzed support for passage of the Fourteenth Amendment, as well as the Reconstruction Act, authorizing military occupation of the South.

Today in Labor History July 30, 1676: Nathaniel Bacon issued the "Declaration of the People of Virginia," beginning Bacon's Rebellion, an armed insurrection against the rule of Governor William Berkeley. It was the first insurrection in the American colonies and the first class uprising in North America. Thousands of indentured white Europeans united with free, indentured, and enslaved black people to demand rights and privileges they were being denied. They took up arms and drove Berkeley from Jamestown, burning the colonial capital to the ground. It took several years for the authorities to put down all the pockets of resistance. Bacon died of dysentery. However, Berkeley executed 23 of his followers. King Charles, disillusioned with Berkeley’s rule, recalled him to England. The king said "That old fool has put to death more people in that naked country than I did here for the murder of my father."

The unification of poor blacks and whites scared the hell out of the ruling class. Consequently, they realized they needed to sow divisions between the poor, so they would fight among each other rather than unify in another uprising against the rich. This led to a hardening of the color lines and the development of the ideas of race and racial superiority. The ruling elite used the uprising to justify passage of the Virginia slave code of 1705 and many of the first laws that distinguished between black and white people. They shifted from their reliance on indentured white servitude to chattel slavery, and bestowed new status and privileges on poor and formerly indentured whites. Further, they used the uprising, and Bacon’s own hatred of Native Americans, to unify all white farmers, large and small, against the Indigenous peoples.