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Organizer, journalist and activist Mea Marie, travels with pro-Palestine activists, organizers and educators in a cross-country RV convoy from LA - DC to speak with average Americans about how closely Palestine's oppression is tied into their daily suffering as result of systemic corruption.Support and share this convoy as they move through the most beautiful scenery of Turtle Island at these links:https://www.freedomconvoyusa.orghttps://www.instagram.com/freedomconvoyusaAnd please sign the petition at:https://actionnetwork.org/petitions/we-the-people-not-israel/Here's their itinerary:Saturday-Los Angeles Israeli consulate and walk of fameSunday -Las Vegas, Canyon Ridge ChurchFlagstaff AZ, film screening North ArizonaUniversityMonday-Utah- monument valleyTuesday-Albuquerque New Mexico- first UnitarianChurch.Amarillo, Texas - Cadillac ranch art.Wednesday -OklahomaSubscribe to our Substack for ad free episodes at http://www.rfemedia.comMea is also a contributor to the Black Panther Newspaper so please subscribe to help support the BPP at www.thebpp.us

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What is “wellness” anyways after three years of genocide, the ever expanding security state, and mounting fascism with no material pushback from the “opposition party?”
As midterms mania deprives us of our sanity, reactionaries are already apologizing for democratic politicians who are starting to walk back their anti-establishment rhetoric before they are even in office. We are stuck grappling with the possibility there is no voting our way out of any of this and the lives our parents promised us might not actually pan out. So let’s have a little chat.
Today we are joined by the Burqas and Beer Podcast, hosted by Afghan-Angeleno social worker Madina Warkdak and fellow Angelino social worker Kyna Wise, a podcast where two two millennial mental health professionals unpack the world, one slightly-chaotic conversation at a time. From decolonizing wellness to raging about the news, they cover politics, culture, identity, and the awkward art of existing—all from the cozy dysfunction of their walk-in closet.

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To learn about indigenous history is to learn that the foundational myth of the United States is that the American Revolution wasn’t actually a revolution, it was instead a fight over colonial sovereignty. Colonial elites wanted to expand west beyond Appalachia while the British imperialists, concerned with the maintenance of Empire, did not have the patience to fight another costly frontier war that would gain them little.
It’s also to learn that if the British prosecuted the war the colonists did against the indigenous tribes, or how they prosecuted campaigns in Africa or India, which were inherently g-sidal - there would be no United States.
But you can’t biological warfare, mass starve, and immolate your third cousins and return to London society with martial honor. Because the colonists were humans. The First Nations, the Africans, the peoples of Hindustan, were not.
So when conservatives adjacent to the Palestine movement say - we’ve been Israelified. This isn’t who we are, we’re occupied. What do you mean - this has always been what we’ve done. The mask off of the Trump administration is simply us coming back to ourselves minus all the post-Vietnam civil rights window dressing.
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Come to the Village Marketplace on Oct 10th at: 6569 S Vermont, LA
This episode is an on-site interview with OG revolutionary, Neelam Sharma, of Community Services Unlimited, a non-profit community organization that was created to serve the Black Panther Party Chapter of Los Angeles.
It was filmed on Sept 1st and is part 2 of Neelam's introduction where we sit down and talk about the amazing things happening in India, the state of the revolution, Palestine and the challenges facing us.
The Black Panther Chapter of LA was dismantled by the FBI but CSU still carries on the mission for the revolution and awaits the return of the BPP to its full power and complete its mission as the vanguard.
You can support CSU at https://csuinc.org/ and watch the episode ad-free at https://www.rfemedia.com
Neelam is a rare individual who stands as an uncompromising community organizer with no reservations as to what needs to be done for full liberation and what she is doing now to build sovereignty in Los Angeles.
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