Vinyl Magnet - Malcolm By Any Means
Malcolm X - Liberate Our Minds By Any Means Necessary.
Malcolm X was an African American revolutionary, internationalist and community activist. As a child he witnessed white racists and Ku Klux Klan violence against his family. He was an advocate of self-defense by the African American community, including taking up arms if necessary. He was assassinated in 1965 by members of the Nation of Islam some time after he had become critical of some of its beliefs and activities, and left the organisation.
Racism is deeply entrenched in our societies and cultures, and implanted in our minds—both consciously and subconsciously. It reinforces and perpetuates systemic inequalities, discrimination, and oppression, serving as a tool wielded by the ruling elite and their enablers to divide and control us. The fight against racism demands relentless effort: continuous learning, recognising and challenging our own unconscious bias, standing up to racists and taking action in favor of justice.
This is a digitally cleaned up image. The magnet size is approximately 69mm by 95mm (2.7" x 3.75").
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