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alicia-g:

Into second week of drawing now.

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taaylow:

looooooooooove this

Fabian Romero: daily writing group for people of color - sign up deadline is april 30th 3am eastern time

hey y’all!

for the past 4 months i’ve been writing every day and sending out my daily writing to a writing group of mostly random folks (i elect to be in a group with my boo each month <3!) before midnight my time zone. it’s helped me to stay accountable and committed to my…

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thinkmexican:

Abuela Grillo

March 22 was World Water Day. The story of Abuela Grillo reminds us to protect this very precious and fragile resource from contamination and corporate commercialization.

This animated short was produced by Bolivian and Danish artists and is based on an Ayoreo traditional tale.

i cry every time

Fuck corporations, advocate, unite and organize!!

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tranqualizer:

pictured above is my comrade Veronica who on Wednesday (4/24/13) began her weeklong camp out at the Sacajawea Statute in Charlottesville, VA in solidarity with the Parrish family who got evicted from their home by Charlottesville public housing authority.
on day 2 of Veronica’s intended 7 day camp out (to end on May Day, May 1st), she along with others who were at that site with her as comrades in solidarity were harassed by police who were more concerned with defending the flowers, scared that they would die than Veronica’s message that black and brown bodies matter.
check out the press release that was created by Luis O. on Thursday (4/25/13). Veronica was forced off the site yesterday (4/26/13), arrested and transferred to a local hospital. the police tried to admit her into the mental ward. she was released later that day and police are trying to see whether or not her actions require mandatory charges because they don’t want to charge her.
the immediate concern now is showing up and supporting the Parrish family
from Donna G. “The immediate concern of the Parrish family is a 3 bedroom home, preferably with a basement. Joy Johnson has been helping Ms. Parrish with the house hunting, hitting the pavement with her the last couple of days to look at all the houses available. If anyone knows of anything, please let us know.
It sounds like their basic needs are getting met by the other housing residents.”

Join a 24/7 week-long vigil at the Sacajawea statue on the intersection of Ridge/McIntire and West Main Street in Downtown C’Ville to countdown in solidarity with the public housing residents’ march and rally on Wednesday May 1st 2013 (May Day/InternationalWorker Struggle Day).
The vigil is in solidarity with the Public Housing Association of Residents (PHAR), which is fighting against evictions, fee hikes, a negligent “business-minded” administration, and a “redevelopment” plan that could recreate, yet again, the histories of black neighborhoods being torn down for profit, like Vinegar Hill right in the middle of Charlottesville.
This action also comes in response to an eviction of the Parrish family at the Westhaven public housing development on Tuesday April 23rd. The Parrishes are a family of seven, a black mother and her six children, who were evicted because of harsh and uncompromising policies about rental due dates and income-reporting.
Please come join the vigil at any point during the day or night and hold signs, meet people, and spread the word. If you can’t make it, please e-mail ConstanceDunn (dunnc@charlottesville.org), theExecutive Director of the Charlottesville Redevelopment and Housing Authority(CRHA), and tell her how you feel about the eviction of families and the treatment of the right to housing as a “business”.
For more information about public housing in Charlottesville, visit the residents’ association website atpharcville.org.

you can contact the Charlottesville APOC House at:
mantishouse302@gmail.com434-923-0032 (this is a landline)

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Yohji Yamamoto’s Catalogue, A/W 1993.

(via omyt)

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jreuss:

Slough (reworked version)
2013. Acrylics & charcoal on canvas. 60 x 70 cm
By John Reuss

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dearscience:

Munnar, India