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escape route

this q-tip in my ear how did it get here some corp called unilever? how did we get here?i was pickin cotton now it’s in my ear the plunder ofa continent for soaps and cheap inputs and MARKETShow? how did we get here?on park avenuethe loot piled upquite nicelytailoredas africanswe laboredfor that parkavenue view historyContinue reading “escape route”

later?

the anger yes we want it yes we need it no answer no and what-and what, snow never hold your hand best believe best believe no i don’t no i don’t you know you won’t ba ba ba ya all the gals so ok? ooooooooook yeeeooww-i can’t keep beat no more can’t speak it thisContinue reading “later?”

Ricardo Flores Magón: October 6th, 1917

The Manifesto of September 23: The remedy is in our hands. Do they not emerge from our ranks, from the great proletarian mass, the cop and the butler, the jailer and the executioner? — Read on ahuehuete.substack.com/p/ricardo-flores-magon-october-6th

Obeah, Orisa, and Religious Identity in Trinidad (Vols. I & II)

Aster Aweke – Musica (Official Full Album)

On Death of Billionaire Oligarch Elizabeth Windsor – Gabby Is Right

Originally posted on Caribbean Empowerment Blog:
By Tee White A poem by Barbados cultural ambassador, Anthony ‘Gabby’ Carter, on the death of Elizabeth Windsor, queen of England has generated unwarranted criticism from certain quarters on the island.? The poem, reprinted below, points out some truths about the British monarch and her relationship to the crimes…

try

u a blessing u disguised urselfin my eyesu a blessing no surprise i can’t keep trackall the ties to me to you to love again is to try try try

Quote of the Day

“Are you sure, sweetheart, that you want to be well?… Just so’s you’re sure, sweetheart, and ready to be healed, cause wholeness is no trifling matter. A lot of weight when you’re well.” from The Salt Eaters