Lowrider Librarian

This is in response to David Lee King's blog post on: http://www.davidleeking.com/ugly-beliefs-free-speech-and-libraries/   What kind of drivel is this? And look at the photo--a photo of a white dude with duct tape on his mouth!!!! Poor White Dude who can't spout his hate! Fuck David Lee King! " We stand for the principle that government and public information shouldn’t depend on the whims of the moment.” Quote from Joseph Jane's article that D quoted. It isn't a fucking 'whim' you asshole--maybe to SOME White people Genocide is a whim, the desire for genocide is a whim, or maybe it is that the potential victims are stating a whim that they don't like to be threatened. It isn't neutral if you are backing the ONE side--the white side. Fuck your founding fathers and their rapist bullshit. Fuck Nazi 'free speech.' It sure would be nice if people like mr. King would fight for POC's rights just as much as he is fighting fo...

I'm a Gen` X'er and most of my political influences come from the 1960's, 1970's and into the early 1980's.   In 1994 there was a little light with the birth of the Zapatista movement in Mexico.  I really didn't see much political relevance (Relevence to POC) all the way through the 2010 or so--with the advent of "Occupy Wall Street."  And later, the more socially powerful, Black Lives Matter movement.  Anyway, back to my point--I gain so much of my inspiration still from people like MLK,  Che Guevara, Malcolm X, Robert F. Williams, Audrey Lorde, Huey Newton, Kwame Ture, Angela Davis, George Jackson, James Baldwin,  and so many more great leaders of the struggle in the past.  Groups like the Black Panthers, AIM, Los Macheteros, the Yellow Peril, the Brown Berets, the Weathermen, and others are part of the reason we (POC) have the 'civil' rights we possess today.  But how many students, let alone LIS students ever get to read about them, let alo...