Everyday Revolutionary

We are all Revolutionaries...


whether we see it or not, to see we must open our eyes to our greatness.... and oh what great things we will see.

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….there’s a reason why mothers cry when their babies are 1st vaccinated

Maybe because they can sense the ‘preservatives’ that are known carcinogens being pushed through their helpless childs bodies….mercury, aluminium, formaldehyde and other toxic materials are used in vaccines to help them keep for longer shelf times. But check out this link… apparently it IS all for not. @LoveINpower: The USA requires more infant vaccinations than any other nation, yet it ranks 34th in infant mortality. Learn more: http://t.co/g51cOsO

OO-OOP :o)
contemporarynegro:

Today in 1875, Mary McLeod Bethune was born in Maysville, South Carolina. She is most known for starting an African American School in Daytona Beach Florida currently call Bethune-Cookman University. She also was adviser to president Franklin D. Roosevelt.

OO-OOP :o)

contemporarynegro:

Today in 1875, Mary McLeod Bethune was born in Maysville, South Carolina. She is most known for starting an African American School in Daytona Beach Florida currently call Bethune-Cookman University. She also was adviser to president Franklin D. Roosevelt.

Logic…

They say we aren’t smart enough to vote on abortion, war, or bail outs….

but they sure as hell aren’t putting money in schools so that we could at least pretend to be smarter (as opposed to indoctrinated)… one has to question why they do not want us smart.

why do they want us to not have universal healthcare?

why do they want “minorities” to not like mexican immigrants?

why isn’t education “important” anymore?

Questioning the status quo is part of being a revolutionary. Hell its part of Democracy. Viva la revolucion

students storm the Tuscon board meeting which would determine the fate of the Ethnic Studies program. Every Revolution starts with a small group of united, dedicated people.