Occupy Oakland launched on Indigenous People’s Day in 2011. I was invited by organizers to complicate the narrative of “Occupy” and recognize that Oakland is Ohlone territory in a visual format. We made screenprints for the first day.
Recently Jesus and I connected with the folks at the ¡Presente!, the newspaper of the movement to close the School of the Americas (formerly known as the SOA Watch Update)….
On February 2, 1848, a Mexican delegation ratified the Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo, with Mexico accepting the Rio Grande as the Texas border and ceding almost half its territory (which…
“We strongly believe that our future is in the hands of the young folks.”-Mutulu Shakur Last week Jesus and I worked at Oakland’s Spanish Speaking Citizen’s Foundation with several Raza…
Read an article from the latest issue of Race, Poverty and the Enviroment that I was interviewed for. My homie Desi is also featured. His words are powerful! I shared…