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Screenshot of Toot by Mekka Okereke: The people aren't significantly less racist than they were in the 60s. What's changed is that a few of the systemic leverage points have shifted in favor of justice and equity. It's not all good news. Other important systemic leverage points have shifted away from justice and equity, and towards cruelty and fascism. We can improve the US and the world more for all of us, by focusing on these leverage points and making sure that all the important ones land on the side of justice and equity.

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Screenshot of Toot by Mekka Okereke: The *people* aren't significantly less racist than they were in the 60s. What's changed is that a few of the *systemic leverage points* have shifted in favor of justice and equity. It's not all good news. Other important systemic leverage points have shifted away from justice and equity, and towards cruelty and fascism. We can improve the US and the world more for all of us, by focusing on these leverage points and making sure that all the important ones land on the side of justice and equity.
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insecurity princess 🌈💖🔥 (saraislet@infosec.exchange)'s status on Sunday, 19-Feb-2023 15:20:24 JST insecurity princess 🌈💖🔥
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(Inspired by @mekkaokereke's comment in this thread here)
So let's talk: what are these systemic leverage points that developed to suppress Black wealth? How did they come to be, and which still stand?
https://hachyderm.io/@mekkaokereke/109881112290993566

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