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TF is he doing with his nasty ass mouth? I’ve heard a lot of theories but what say you? #SheShed #Pinks #TrumpIsNotWell

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Yes. Like it was yesterday, right? Realizing our government could kill us for disagreeing with policy was so foreign to us. Another memory from those days was an article buried in a newspaper where a young couple killed themselves as protest to the war, and believing the result would be change.

I remember this day, and the iconic photo of the young woman, mouth open in a cry or scream, kneeling next to her fallen fellow student. The worse day in America in terms of the deaths of innocents at the hands of our own people, until now as ICE racks up more and more deaths every week, it seems.

The recurring pattern is fear being used to justify dehumanization, surveillance, imprisonment or violence ~ especially against minorities, protesters and people challenging those in power. There are many moments in U.S. history when government power was used against its own people. #SheShed

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This is what happens when leaders teach people to view disagreement as disloyalty, protesters as enemies and fellow Americans as less deserving of dignity or protection. Dissent is not a crime. Criticism is not treason. Death is not the punishment. #SheShed #KentState

In 1970, a young woman was killed after opposing the war in Cambodia. *President Nixon had publicly referred to some anti-war college protesters as “bums.” Her father asked: “Is dissent a crime?” History does not always repeat itself exactly, but it often echoes. Are we listening? #SheShed

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