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"Η εξουσία επεκτείνει την κοινωνία - φυλακή
Φωτιά στο νέο ποινικό κώδικα
εκεί που τελειώνει το κράτος - αρχίζει η ελευθερία"
ALT η φωτογραφία δείχνει τη γεφυρα στην Π. Ραλλη οπου πάνω τη γεφυρα υπάρχει αναρτημένο μαυρο πανο και γραφει: "Η εξουσία επεκτείνει την κοινωνία - φυλακή Φωτιά στο νέο ποινικό κώδικα εκεί που τελειώνει το κράτος - αρχίζει η ελευθερία" Barrio Negro
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Yes this is a past video not from yesterday, but the reality is well described. Greeks know that the government of Mitsotakis doesn't serve the interests of Greek European people but is a puppet of zionism & billionaires who warrants him false election to keep him on government.
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Protesters in NYC have started marching in Manhattan shutting down the streets outside City Hall demanding justice for Palestine and marking 3 years of ongoing genocide and resistance 🇵🇸
Hundreds of pro-Palestine protesters in NYC are rallying outside City Hall marking 3 years of ongoing genocide and resistance. Students from across the city have walked out of classes today to join the protest calling on @NYCMayor to uphold his promises to the Palestine movement.
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C'est un coup monté et préparé par @CNEWS , ça ne fait aucun doute
Entre les nazi de @Frontieresmedia et #Praud, avec cette image, ils arrivent à faire la journée entière 😅😥
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Ok Chantal, au top tu brandis le drapeau devant les gauchistes, Enguerrand tu prends le son, Dagobert tu cadres large….. et TOP !
⚡️🇫🇷VIDÉO - Devant Sciences Po Paris, une femme est venue déployer un immense drapeau #israélien face à des lycéens rassemblés, sous l’œil de la caméra de #CNews. Un homme lui a arraché le drapeau des mains en l’accusant d’être « #génocidaire ».
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Deja pourquoi elle brandit son torchon si ce n’est pour provoquer!
⚡️🇫🇷VIDÉO - Devant Sciences Po Paris, une femme est venue déployer un immense drapeau #israélien face à des lycéens rassemblés, sous l’œil de la caméra de #CNews. Un homme lui a arraché le drapeau des mains en l’accusant d’être « #génocidaire ».
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Hay que tener menos calle que una pantufla pa'andar defendiendo a lxs pacxs...siono?
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El multitudinario minuto de silencio de los acampados frente al Congreso: "¡Asesinos, asesinos!" eldiario.es/politica/cientos…
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Edan - Torture Chamber (feat. Percee P)
Sonically delirious, with very little breathing space, and riding a Pink Floyd sample like a wild, runaway ghost train. From one of the finest psychedelic hip-hop LPs ever made.
2005.
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The Life and Culture of Legendary's Fela Anikulapo Kuti, Creator of Afrobeat at the Africa Shine in the 1980s
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Fela Kuti created Afrobeat. He then took the genre international through global tours, politically charged lyrics, and hypnotic, long-form jams that turned his music into a universal weapon against oppression.
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Sault - Bow (feat. Michael Kiwanuka)
A loose-limbed song of black solidarity that finds Michael voicing a simple message: we have rights. A sumptuous mix of Afrobeat, funk and soul. Sault really do spoil listeners.
2020.
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RT @jorglmelo: “Un violento anhelo de felicidad”
Fue la mejor pancarta que vi en la manif de hoy.
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Before they became Motown legends, the Temptations and the Supremes shared the same beginnings in Detroit.
The Temptations originally called themselves the Primes. A sister group called the Primettes followed. The Primes eventually became the Temptations, while the Primettes became the Supremes. This was their first television appearance together on The Ed Sullivan Show in 1967, with each group performing the other's hits.
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RT @TheAfroPlex: Diane "Diana" Ross (March 26, 1944) was an American singer/songwriter and actress from Detroit, Michigan. A founding membe…
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Short clip of Martha and the Vandellas song 🎤 “Dancing In The Street” released July 31, 1964.
Label - Gordy (Motown).
Song writers - Marvin Gaye, William "Mickey" Stevenson, and Ivy Jo Hunter.
Famous cover versions were from the Grateful Dead or David Bowie and Mick Jagger.
Positive Vibes folks ✨
Dance 💃 it out 🎶
Music can be therapeutic 💞
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