Mx. Faylita Hicks (@faylitahicks) 's Twitter Profile
Mx. Faylita Hicks

@faylitahicks

She/They | HOODWITCH (2019) @Acre_books | A MAP OF MY WANT (2024) @haymarketbooks | Grammy-Nominated Artist | @RecordingAcad Member | #EndAllGenocides

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Amanda Hu (@amandalhu) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Just going to continue emphasizing that this, detaining a bunch of people who haven’t been convicted of a crime and incarcerating them en masse in a fortified location against their will because they are part of a specific ethnicity or other group, is a concentration camp

Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (@aoc) 's Twitter Profile Photo

I represent LaGuardia Airport as well as workers for JFK. Trump gutted the Aviation Safety committee last week. Air traffic controllers - already understaffed - got Trump’s “buyout” this week with a 1 week ultimatum to decide. It’s not DEI - it’s him. And Elon too.

Dr. Angela Rasmussen (@angie_rasmussen) 's Twitter Profile Photo

On Data Purge Eve, many people stayed up late to save the CDC website. Charles Gaba ✡️ downloaded the whole thing. 👑 A group of us are working to make these preserved data an accessible & publicly available resource. More to come, but get started here 👇🏻 acasignups.net/25/02/02/llink…

Cori Bush (@coribush) 's Twitter Profile Photo

From 1619 to 1865, the US benefited from over 222 million hours of unpaid, dehumanizing, forced labor by enslaved black people per scholars. This labor- primarily the production of tobacco, rice, sugar, and cotton- would be valued at over $97 trillion today. Built off the backs.

From 1619 to 1865, the US benefited from over 222 million hours of unpaid, dehumanizing, forced labor by enslaved black people per scholars. This labor- primarily the production of tobacco, rice, sugar, and cotton- would be valued at over $97 trillion today. Built off the backs.
ariana benson (@literari_ana) 's Twitter Profile Photo

✨ hey siri, play “man at the garden” by Kendrick Lamar 💪🏾✨ lol but fr, what an honor to have Black Pastoral awarded the Kate Tufts Discovery Prize! 🙏🏾 many kudos to the judges, my fellow nominees, and to Kingsley Tufts winner Jaswinder Bolina! 🤍 arts.cgu.edu/tufts-poetry-a…

Alec Karakatsanis (@equalityalec) 's Twitter Profile Photo

I just received the first copy of Copaganda! It will be sold anywhere books are sold. I try to explain the role of the media, the police, and academia in how we got to this authoritarian moment.

I just received the first copy of Copaganda! It will be sold anywhere books are sold. I try to explain the role of the media, the police, and academia in how we got to this authoritarian moment.
Alec Karakatsanis (@equalityalec) 's Twitter Profile Photo

One could not conceive of a more textbook First Amendment violation. It will be an important test of the judiciary and elite academic institutions to see whether they crumble in the face of fascism.

Brandon (@blgtylr) 's Twitter Profile Photo

I wrote a book. It will be out October 7 from Riverhead Books. It’s about a painter who spends a summer making out with a priest. Preorder link below.

I wrote a book. It will be out October 7 from <a href="/riverheadbooks/">Riverhead Books</a>. 

It’s about a painter who spends a summer making out with a priest. 

Preorder link below.
Scott Hechinger (@scotthech) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Wow. Fiona Apple is a real one. New song just out. About her years of court watching. She’s calling for donations to free Black mothers on Mother’s Day. Fans coming through w donations. Let’s help support even more. I just gave: givebutter.com/s9WDXn

Pop Crave (@popcrave) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Fiona Apple releases new single, “Pretrial (Let Her Go Home)” in support of mothers affected by the cash-bail system. Stream: music.apple.com/us/album/pretr…

Fiona Apple releases new single, “Pretrial (Let Her Go Home)” in support of mothers affected by the cash-bail system.

Stream: music.apple.com/us/album/pretr…
Jemele Hill (@jemelehill) 's Twitter Profile Photo

In 1913, South Africa passed the Natives Land Act, which forbid Black people from owning or leasing land in white areas. The act designated just 7 percent of farmland for Black people. 93 percent went to white people. The government also forcibly removed Black people from land