But championed war & revolution as valid means of "national rebirth" and said "Emancipation is the demand of civilization."
Did at least call out Lincoln for wanting to "preserve the Union" over abolition.
Did at least call out Lincoln for wanting to "preserve the Union" over abolition.
October 1, 2026 at 1:11 PM
But championed war & revolution as valid means of "national rebirth" and said "Emancipation is the demand of civilization."
Did at least call out Lincoln for wanting to "preserve the Union" over abolition.
Did at least call out Lincoln for wanting to "preserve the Union" over abolition.
The City of Rockville will host a speaker series on November 12 at Glenview Mansion, featuring psychiatrist and author Stephen A. Goldman.
Speaker Series Explores Maryland’s 1864 Constitution and Emancipation – Mocofeed
The City of Rockville will host a speaker series on November 12 at Glenview Mansion, featuring psychiatrist and author Stephen A. Goldman.
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October 1, 2026 at 1:02 PM
The City of Rockville will host a speaker series on November 12 at Glenview Mansion, featuring psychiatrist and author Stephen A. Goldman.
My article on 'The True Conservationists' was published in a special edition of Contemporary British History on rethinking working-class politics. The special issues also features articles on slavery and emancipation, race and class, seafarers and Brexit.
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October 1, 2026 at 12:38 PM
My article on 'The True Conservationists' was published in a special edition of Contemporary British History on rethinking working-class politics. The special issues also features articles on slavery and emancipation, race and class, seafarers and Brexit.
Excerpt from Bob Avakian’s 2012 talk “REVOLUTION—Nothing Less!”
“Internationalism: the whole world comes first. The goal is the emancipation of all humanity, not the strengthening of ‘our country’ to be the most powerful country in the world.”
youtu.be/g3n4PTopiMg
“Internationalism: the whole world comes first. The goal is the emancipation of all humanity, not the strengthening of ‘our country’ to be the most powerful country in the world.”
youtu.be/g3n4PTopiMg
Internationalism: The Whole World Comes First
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October 1, 2026 at 12:05 PM
Excerpt from Bob Avakian’s 2012 talk “REVOLUTION—Nothing Less!”
“Internationalism: the whole world comes first. The goal is the emancipation of all humanity, not the strengthening of ‘our country’ to be the most powerful country in the world.”
youtu.be/g3n4PTopiMg
“Internationalism: the whole world comes first. The goal is the emancipation of all humanity, not the strengthening of ‘our country’ to be the most powerful country in the world.”
youtu.be/g3n4PTopiMg
[...] MARKET COMMUNISTS emphasize the family value in the singular, in their generational emancipation:
This is merely counter-politics,
but universalist ETHICS is more.
This is merely counter-politics,
but universalist ETHICS is more.
October 1, 2026 at 11:46 AM
[...] MARKET COMMUNISTS emphasize the family value in the singular, in their generational emancipation:
This is merely counter-politics,
but universalist ETHICS is more.
This is merely counter-politics,
but universalist ETHICS is more.
October 1, 2026 at 10:58 AM
Were the slave revolts in the south moral? It's irrelevant They acted because their conditions demanded such actions as no other means of emancipation existed. Liberals like to see actions as individual events without context. Calling armed resistance groups mere 'extremists' or even 'terrorists'...
October 1, 2026 at 10:55 AM
Were the slave revolts in the south moral? It's irrelevant They acted because their conditions demanded such actions as no other means of emancipation existed. Liberals like to see actions as individual events without context. Calling armed resistance groups mere 'extremists' or even 'terrorists'...
That’s an interesting point! I didn’t think there’d be that many Catholics up here pre emancipation, but there must have been a decent pocket. Perhaps due to its role as a port?
October 1, 2026 at 10:00 AM
That’s an interesting point! I didn’t think there’d be that many Catholics up here pre emancipation, but there must have been a decent pocket. Perhaps due to its role as a port?
Built 1829, so contemporaneous to Emancipation I guess…
October 1, 2026 at 9:57 AM
Built 1829, so contemporaneous to Emancipation I guess…
Listened to Prince's 3121. I did not like it like people did at the time at least. His '90s work gets dinged for being more self-indulgent than actually fun and I usually don't agree with that (I love Emancipation in full, for instance). Here it did feel a bit pandering/ eclectic for its own sake.
October 1, 2026 at 9:26 AM
Listened to Prince's 3121. I did not like it like people did at the time at least. His '90s work gets dinged for being more self-indulgent than actually fun and I usually don't agree with that (I love Emancipation in full, for instance). Here it did feel a bit pandering/ eclectic for its own sake.
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Cane River Creole National Historical Park
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Making a Way
Emancipation from slavery did not mean true freedom – many struggles continued throughout the sharecropping/tenant farming period, the modern civil rights movement, and beyond.
Creating Something Out of Nothing
After the Civil War, many former Confederates responded with violence, beginning a period of “shotgun sovereignty” across the south. Despite the ongoing threats and acts of violence from White supremacy groups such as the Knights of the White Camelia, the White League, and the Ku Klux Klan, brave individuals pressed for change.
Alfred Hazen, a member of Asbury Methodist Church, was killed in 1868 for promoting voter registration among Black men in the community. John Gideon Lewis founded the Natchitoches Prince Hall Order of the Free Masons and was later elected to the state legislature.
Baptist minister Raiford Blount served on the school board and was elected to both houses of the state legislature. Lewis and Blount were both temporarily forced out of Natchitoches by the White League.
These men and others worked tirelessly to maintain political, social, and economic rights. Despite those efforts, by 1900 African Americans were subject to discriminatory laws and treatment that rendered them second class citizens.
When government efforts to help newly freed people failed, it was the churches that supported and promoted the political, social, economic, and spiritual needs of their communities.
"… there were things going on that plantations and all those Jim Crow laws could not stop… that’s the strength I’m talking about. These people coming out of nothing creating something." - Marvin Toussaint
Church and School
Initially, some plantations hired a teacher or had a dedicated building for the education of those who remained on the plantations. Bishop Martin of the Diocese of Natchitoches assigned the Sisters of the Sacred Heart, Sister Mary Theresa, Fr. Francois LeVezouet to care for the education of Blacks in Natchitoches. But in most cases, it was the Black churches that became the schools for the African American community.
The Black community saw education as the key to improving their lives. People were taught in makeshift schools or simply on cabin porches; others were willing to sacrifice their own education to help their sibling have a better chance of getting out of the fields.
"…for people to say ‘I can get an education in spite of picking cotton…in spite of the fact that I have to chop sugarcane and other things,’ it was remarkable and I think that part of the history is not in the books and it’s not being taught… my folks were sharecroppers and I had to stop school…being the oldest of my siblings meant that I was big enough to work, and my dad needed me in the field and helping them earn a living so that my younger brothers and sisters could survive… [St. Matthew’s] school was the sign of hope for hundreds possibly thousands of young Black kids growing up on the farm." - Ernie Charles
Photos and captions:
- Knight of Pythagoras, Young Mason organization, ca. 1940.
- Reverend Raiford Blount
- Marvin and Clara Toussaint from Making a Way documentary
- St. Matthews High School
- Two students in front of St. Matthews School
- Mother Souther teaches her children at home
- St. Matthews Class of 1950
- St. Matthew Baptist Church
Asbury Methodist Church is located on the revised Freeman’s Bureau school in Natchitoches, La. The school offered day and night classes to freedman at the location from 1866 to 1870.
(Cedar Grove - Shady Grove - Cheyene community)
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October 1, 2026 at 8:43 AM
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“Oh, just a minute. Have you never heard of female emancipation? I'm not going to miss all the fun.”
#DoctorWho
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October 1, 2026 at 8:13 AM
“Oh, just a minute. Have you never heard of female emancipation? I'm not going to miss all the fun.”
#DoctorWho
#DoctorWho
Can't help but also see a description of Effective Altruists written in 1940, but about the Spartacists:
![XII
We need history, but we need it differently from the spoiled lazy-bones in the garden of knowledge.
– Nietzsche, On the Use and Abuse of History for Life
The subject of historical cognition is the battling, oppressed class itself. In Marx it steps forwards as the final enslaved and avenging class, which carries out the work of emancipation in the name of generations of downtrodden to its conclusion. This consciousness, which for a short time made itself felt in the “Spartacus” [Spartacist splinter group, the forerunner to the German Communist Party], was objectionable to social democracy from the very beginning. In the course of three decades it succeeded in almost completely erasing the name of Blanqui, whose distant thunder [Erzklang] had made the preceding century tremble. It contented itself with assigning the working-class the role of the savior of future generations. It thereby severed the sinews of its greatest power. Through this schooling the class forgot its hate as much as its spirit of sacrifice. For both nourish themselves on the picture of enslaved forebears, not on the ideal of the emancipated heirs.](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:sbuf5kpg6r7cbl5dzie66hko/bafkreieqigckxtqsrentaxy2iw6iamah4o6pa2jejnuib4haobudfad5b4)
October 1, 2026 at 7:48 AM
Can't help but also see a description of Effective Altruists written in 1940, but about the Spartacists:
If you want to be politically emancipated without emancipating yourselves humanly, the incompleteness and the contradiction lies not only in you, it lies in the nature and the category of political emancipation.
October 1, 2026 at 6:18 AM
If you want to be politically emancipated without emancipating yourselves humanly, the incompleteness and the contradiction lies not only in you, it lies in the nature and the category of political emancipation.
On the contrary, we say to them: Because you can be politically emancipated without completely and consistently renouncing Judaism, political emancipation itself is not human emancipation.
October 1, 2026 at 6:18 AM
On the contrary, we say to them: Because you can be politically emancipated without completely and consistently renouncing Judaism, political emancipation itself is not human emancipation.
The limit of political emancipation is immediately apparent in the fact that the state can free itself from a restriction without man being really free from this restriction, that the state can be a free state without man being a free man.
October 1, 2026 at 6:17 AM
The limit of political emancipation is immediately apparent in the fact that the state can free itself from a restriction without man being really free from this restriction, that the state can be a free state without man being a free man.
The political emancipation of the Jew, the Christian, and, in general, of religious man, is the emancipation of the state from Judaism, from Christianity, from religion in general.
October 1, 2026 at 6:16 AM
The political emancipation of the Jew, the Christian, and, in general, of religious man, is the emancipation of the state from Judaism, from Christianity, from religion in general.
Explain legal emancipation then.
Does the UN statement ban marriage at 17? 16 even?
Don’t think so.
Does the UN statement ban marriage at 17? 16 even?
Don’t think so.
October 1, 2026 at 4:55 AM
Explain legal emancipation then.
Does the UN statement ban marriage at 17? 16 even?
Don’t think so.
Does the UN statement ban marriage at 17? 16 even?
Don’t think so.
Just came back from a short tour of the South to see a few friends. Culminating with a spectacular Iron Maiden concert. A much needed short little break.
October 1, 2026 at 4:30 AM
Just came back from a short tour of the South to see a few friends. Culminating with a spectacular Iron Maiden concert. A much needed short little break.
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To body shame you are a deadly foil
A warrior for acceptance and liberation
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October 1, 2026 at 4:26 AM
Papacito: a vessel for joy
A vessel for erotic emancipation
To body shame you are a deadly foil
A warrior for acceptance and liberation
PAPACITO byporevolution.com/2022/01/papa...
inspired by @brunobaba11.bsky.social
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A vessel for erotic emancipation
To body shame you are a deadly foil
A warrior for acceptance and liberation
PAPACITO byporevolution.com/2022/01/papa...
inspired by @brunobaba11.bsky.social
#gaysex #bodypositive #poetry #poem #prophecy #pornography #gayporn #joy