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Patrisse Cullors On ‘Transformative Organizing Theory’

Post author By Sharon Lee Davies-Tight, artist, writer, chef
Post date May 19, 2021
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LOOKING BACK…

THE STRATEGY CENTER

7,892 views • Aug 23, 2012 YouTube

2010 workshop

BLM co-founder promotes book she cheerfully compares to Mao’s ‘Little Red Book’ in unearthed video

“Patrisse Cullors seemingly praised the communist leader’s famous book” https://www.foxnews.com/politics/blm-patrisse-cullors-maos-red-book

by W.H.Y
Cullors makes claims that father in and out of prison was killed by racism in his 50s.
Calls for young activists to work with adult activists.
Claims to have been motivated by anger at everything.
Activism. Organization. Saved her life.

SOURCE: https://www.foxnews.com/politics/blm-patrisse-cullors-maos-red-book

Tags Cullors, former Chairman Moa Zedong, Little Red Book, Patrisse, Transformative Organizing

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MADE IN BRAZIL I, Sharon, retired my gun over ten years ago. Sold it actually, for the same amount I paid for it. $100.00. I'm not a gun person. Nor was I ever comfortable with it. It took too much of my thinking space and since I didn't carry it with me, I wouldn't have the immediate access required should I need it. Crime usually happens quickly with little time to think. If I ever drew a gun, the intruder or perpetrator could probably grab it from me without much effort. I was curious, given that my father was a tool and process engineer for SAVAGE ARMS most of his life. My curiosity was satisfied. And that was the end of it. I do believe that people have the right to protect themselves from harm by bearing arms in a dangerous world. I'm just not that person who wants that responsibility. Not with a gun. I take other less risky precautions.

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