#Atrocities

On 20 August 2018, Mudassar Naaru was disappeared from Kaghan while on a trip there w/ his family. The police station refused to register an FIR. In October 2018, Mudassar
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TW// rape, massacre, disturbing and graphic images.HISTORY WITH WULFJAPAN IN WORLD WAR 2Part 2: The Rape of ManilaThe forgotten atrocity of The Pacific Theatre of World War 2. The rape
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To the young non-black people who are aghast by the systematic racism perpetuated in the United States since it's inception.... -It's scary to have the wool pulled from your eyes
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I saw lake Lanier trending and come to find out it’s a man-made lake that they built by flooding a segregated black town, 20+ graveyards, AND is on stolen indigenous
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In 8 days, It will be two years to the date that I took the red pill and started on my journey of awakening and becoming a cue observer. I
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Rare piece of good news on #Syria: in a HUGELY significant moment, judges in Germany will begin hearing evidence today in the first criminal trial about torture by state agents
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Shocking to see the "independent review" of @WWF came up w/ NO EVIDENCE of any participation in HR abuses despite knowledge of multiple incidents, appointment of park managers, failures to
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The Armenian Genocide 1914The Assyrian Genocide 1914The famine of Mount Lebanon 1915The Greek Genocide 1913The Hamidian massacres 1894The Diyarbakır massacres 1895The Batak massacre 1876The Hakkari massacres 1843The Massacre of Aleppo
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When it comes to raw emotions, how powerful you are, is all based on how you channel them. This is the difference between feeling your emotions fully, whether it be
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All the popular arguments against caste-based reservations are founded on myths and have no basis in reality. This is not surprising as the dominant social groups are always threatened by
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was reading through SDL's list of studies he's cited and honestly if you haven't dismissed this guy as a shitheel yet why not outright fucking genocide denial anyone who was
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This election is the most defining moment in a generation. Our votes are the only thing that separate us from a world where we actually live out that scene from
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Last week, I went to Oradour-sur-Glane. It’s a little place near Limoges, not especially scenic or big. It’s special because on the 10th June 1944, an SS division massacred the
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Disappointing to see how common race based medicine is in mainstream medical discourse. By looking for biological causes for racial/ethnic health inequities rather than addressing systemic social causes, we are
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October 2020 will mark 52 years since the expulsion of Walter Rodney from Jamaica. Rodney took his activism to the streets of Jamrock to empower the black populace. He inspired
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This cannot be said enough-I am unconcerned that we have different politics. I do not think less of you because you voted one way and I voted another. We need
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