Dr. Huey S Ratcliff
@dochrat.bsky.social
Working on rescinding antiquated laws and practices. Helping my people where I can, when I can, while I can. | Ph.D | ΩΨΦ | Association of Pan-African Doctoral Scholars| 24-year Army Veteran
Has there ever been any evidence proving that you have left societies in better conditions than those in which you found them? Alkebulan no, Turtle Island no, so what land is yours again? I’ll wait and think hard before you profess another lie.
February 9, 2026 at 4:49 AM
Has there ever been any evidence proving that you have left societies in better conditions than those in which you found them? Alkebulan no, Turtle Island no, so what land is yours again? I’ll wait and think hard before you profess another lie.
It is extremely simple, equality in democratic society is a threat to those who fear some form of retributon based soley on the action of thier past.
January 20, 2026 at 4:51 AM
It is extremely simple, equality in democratic society is a threat to those who fear some form of retributon based soley on the action of thier past.
“The past is prologue,” it serves as both a beginning and an end to all that sees and confuses it as new or original. The problem with that is racism isn’t original, it’s on repeat in a lymerick type of way. When you know what you are dealing with, you will never be surprised- Dr. Huey S. Ratcliff
January 12, 2026 at 2:00 AM
“The past is prologue,” it serves as both a beginning and an end to all that sees and confuses it as new or original. The problem with that is racism isn’t original, it’s on repeat in a lymerick type of way. When you know what you are dealing with, you will never be surprised- Dr. Huey S. Ratcliff
Dear racism, you imprison First Nations/Indigenous brethren for sedition. Do you feel culture or heritage, which predates yours, is beneath you? You make it a crime to teach the ways of the ancestors. However, what have you taught your descendants? Why does the history of others frighten you so?
January 3, 2026 at 11:26 PM
Dear racism, you imprison First Nations/Indigenous brethren for sedition. Do you feel culture or heritage, which predates yours, is beneath you? You make it a crime to teach the ways of the ancestors. However, what have you taught your descendants? Why does the history of others frighten you so?
With solidarity, there is a common theme: each of these ancestors knew the assignment
December 22, 2025 at 6:12 AM
With solidarity, there is a common theme: each of these ancestors knew the assignment
Dear racism, your youth kill as indiscriminately as you. Your ancestors took children to lynchings, even when murdering ours. Remind me again who the real super-predator is? On November 27, 1995, The Weekly Standard published an article by Princeton's John Dilulio The Coming of the Super-Predators.
November 27, 2025 at 11:58 PM
Dear racism, your youth kill as indiscriminately as you. Your ancestors took children to lynchings, even when murdering ours. Remind me again who the real super-predator is? On November 27, 1995, The Weekly Standard published an article by Princeton's John Dilulio The Coming of the Super-Predators.
How does one claim, discover, or find a land already inhabited? If you aren't familiar with Alkebulan or Turtle Island, you were never a settler; you were a trespasser.
October 14, 2025 at 5:17 AM
How does one claim, discover, or find a land already inhabited? If you aren't familiar with Alkebulan or Turtle Island, you were never a settler; you were a trespasser.
Dear racism, the past is prologue, you remember this event and how Jan 6th mirrored it, correct? On September 14, 1874, 1,500 members of the White League—a militia of Confederate veterans opposed to the civil rights goals of Reconstruction—attacked New Orleans and overthrew the Louisiana government.
September 15, 2025 at 5:33 AM
Dear racism, the past is prologue, you remember this event and how Jan 6th mirrored it, correct? On September 14, 1874, 1,500 members of the White League—a militia of Confederate veterans opposed to the civil rights goals of Reconstruction—attacked New Orleans and overthrew the Louisiana government.
Last night's event was great, and shout-out to all the awardees for all the jobs that are thankless, tireless, and underappreciated. The Public Defender goes unrecognized. With a third of the prosecutor's office budget, they do thrice the work for advocacy for their clients victimized by the system.
September 8, 2025 at 12:28 AM
Last night's event was great, and shout-out to all the awardees for all the jobs that are thankless, tireless, and underappreciated. The Public Defender goes unrecognized. With a third of the prosecutor's office budget, they do thrice the work for advocacy for their clients victimized by the system.