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11 October 2028
MULTILOG TO RMNewsletter 5th format 10112026This event began 10/11/2026 and repeats every year forever
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@Pioneer1 thank you for sharing your personal history
:) it is an AI voice, the text is mine:)
I place my voice in my audio books. These don't warrant that.
public lynchings were common in the north too, the populace of black people in the usa was at one time circa 90% southern so the majority of terrorist acts from whties to blacks in the usa was southern, by population density. but i argue, the north had a greater rate considering the smaller black populace or larger percentage of white people outside the south.
Yes, public execution on t.v. is rare in the usa historically, but not public execution. Do you get my point? I Argue in the past 150 years , more humans have been publicly executed in the usa than Iran, Saudi Arabia, North Korea combined by a far ddistance, and the usa in the past 500 years between indigenous people side native americans have been publicly executed in a quantity that saudi arabia+north korea+ iran in that same time frame can never reach in the next 400 to 500 years.
I am 100% certain the iran's,/north korea's/saudi arabias had more televised executions than the usa from the 1960s onwards, remember, all three of those countries were made in the 1900s, they didn't exist in the 1800s and before and were enslaved to empires iran the ottoman, north korea, japan and saudi arabia the ottoman.
Is the usa increasingly violent or merely wha tit has always been?:) When I see the history of the usa i dont see the changes that others see. JAmes forten was a black business owner before the usa was founded and after the usa was founded. Was it rare to see black fiscal wealth then yes, is it still rare to see black fiscal wealth now? yes. The existence of black peopel who have reached great heights fiscally or governmentally isn't unknown. People say th eusa was better in the 1960s comapred to 1865 but ALice and many other black people wer eenslaved to whites three years before I have a dream speech. People say jim crow is over and yet all back communities from inside. the big cities to towns throughout the south or spare cities beyond the south are being negatively influenced by jim crow laws or elgislators . so, have things changed? the abuse has never changed. the qualities of the abuse have but that isn't change for black people.
and being positive into the future, the sign of change isn't when black people aren't being hung , it is when black peopel are less at the mercy of white terro which i argue most black people in the usa still are.
yes, al sharpton, obama, clarence thomas are all well and safe , but that is the rarity like james forten, the average black person in the usa is still in danger of white terror and until that changes, no matter if the terror is being burned alive or raised rent to kick out , it is still white terror.
The majority of black people is the key to determining the stateof the black populace in the usa, not the minority of black people from forten to the martha's vineyard folk to talented tenthers and historical black college presidents to lebron james and oprah winfrey and cornell west. and to a far lesser extent myself.
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11 October 2028
The Story StarThis event began 10/11/2026 and repeats every year forever
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CONTENT
TITLE: The Story Star
The Story goes from in a rainfall
rains poured from the future
cascading down a thick corpse wall
good ancestors can't sense
their story , is the story, few today call
the story is the farthest star
the hope way above the shackled hall
will truth ever shine bright
bright enough to be an eagle's mall
I wish I knew, at least for me
the eagle will fall by the truth tall
and crack all the chi-mookomaan
from
Richard Murray @HDdeviant
For the
Indigenous Epigraph Poetry Challenge
of @CRLiterature
Opening line is from "How Soon" from <Gordon HEnry Jr. > of the White Earth CHippewa
https://www.poetryfoundation.org/poems/147311/how-soon
cascade- when water slides on rock, not fall in air
sense-all perceptibility [see, hear, touch, cognize, or any other]
call-shout, proclaim loudly
the shackled hall- earth
eagle- people with majority white European descent plus said people's culture
eagle's mall-bat of staff to hit eagle
From Nora Livesay , the Ojibwe People's Dictionary Editor [ https://ojibwe.lib.umn.edu/ ]
There are three words for 'white person' in the Ojibwe People's Dictionary.
waabishkiiwed comes from the verb waabishkiiwe meaning 'to have a pale complexion' - this word is primarily used in Northern regions (Red Lake Reservation and the Canadian Border Lakes areas)
wayaabishkiiwed also comes from the verb waabishkiiwe, and is primarily used in south of Red Lake. It means the same thing; just pronounced slightly differently.
gichi-mookomaan (or chi-mookomaan for short) is an older word used through the entire dialect, and references the long calvary knives that soldiers once carried.
A speaker from White Earth would find all three words understandable, and would likely use one of the last two, depending on personal preference.
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