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@moshik_temkin 2/ The attention span is, of course, the salient currency of the Web Era. Enough has already been spoken about the economic logic of feeding it outrage. White, which is to say ‘dominative’ religion, but the conjoined twin pillar of the supremacist Spectacle, in this regard.

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Nick Routledge@nick_routledge · 4 Nov 2021

@BaldHeadQueen @stewartdantec 3/ Clearly, Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. perceived the spiritual role and significance of African-American suffering to the larger American Project. Did he also anticipate the world, in its entirety, would one day pivot upon the transfiguration of Black American experience?

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Quoted byRT @nick_routledge: @JemarTisby @stewartdantec is a prominent, passionate voice chronicling the phenomenon. @RevJacquiLewis is tangibly 'Blackening' White spirituality on our shores. And, of course, theologians with @UniteThePoor stand at the forefront of actionable political efforts circumventing the Blackout.Quoted by@JemarTisby @stewartdantec is a prominent, passionate voice chronicling the phenomenon. @RevJacquiLewis is tangibly 'Blackening' White spirituality on our shores. And, of course, theologians with @UniteThePoor stand at the forefront of actionable political efforts circumventing the Blackout.Quoted by@marclamonthill Great review. Then there’s the structure of media ecology itself, of course, largely dictated, on US shores, by the diabolical prejudice and cloud imperialism of white purity cults.Quoted by@billymoose Yup, vast resources of immense, competing, dominative powers of war and profit, actively shaping universal attention span in the pathological image of division and outrage. Media ecology, fixed into furrows of death, applied as a diabolical claim upon the private soul.