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ID: #39493
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Black Lives
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I was just thinking what you were remarking about this sense of a lineage to the Black Panther movement and what we were just discussing regarding internationalism and a sense of unity. And it kind of occurred to me that, you know, reading things like Assata Shakur's autobiography. Her issues with the Black Liberation movement in the 1970s were very much the patriarchal structure of it. And the fact that she felt that that black Americans weren't recognising the internationality of black issues across the world. And I really felt like read reading it recently. That you guys have resolved a lot of these issues, or you are working to resolve a lot of these issues with the figureheads of the movement. There's this sense of intersectionality, the allegiances that you're developing with different communities around the world. And so, I'm wondering, where do you think the movement now needs to move within itself, where the issues lie or is this going to be in a sort of ongoing work between you and these different communities and it's the beauty of Black Lives Matter and it's sort of sense of presence and newness and simplicity and accessibility mean that, actually, it's not strategic in that way, and it won't have those limitations. And then it will be ever shifting.
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