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One beautiful way to do revolution [a reblog]
Flowers, not guns claimed the streets back for the people in Lisbon, 25 April 1974. A reblogged article by Diniz Borges.
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How Eastern Congo Became the World’s Deadliest Conflict Zone
The Congolese people deserve better than to be collateral damage in a war for resources. An article by Elijah Astute.
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Awakening from the machine of history: a manifesto
We find ourselves in an age of immense contradiction. On one hand, we possess the capacity to reflect, to imagine, to transcend the immediate demands of survival. On the other, we remain trapped in patterns of behaviour that drive societies toward conflict, exploitation, and collapse.
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Ten things I know for certain
What are ten things you know for certain, without any shadow of a doubt? The exercise may be harder than you think.
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Wisdom from 1940: Charlie Chaplin’s only speech
I’m sharing this post from my poetry blog as it has deep relevance here.
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