This poster was inspired by Cafeta Cuba’s song “Flores De Color De La Mentira” that was on the Juntos Por Chiapas album. It inspired me to imagine a more just world in which Indigenous people have the right to exist on their ancestral lands.
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We Rise Up From The Earth
September 7, 2009
In September I worked on a series of three screen prints for a artist exchange project that I have been part of this year. The exchange has taken me across…
Oakland youth prepare for May Day march and rally
May 2, 2009
May Day: Youth Prepare from Betty Bastidas on Vimeo. In preparation for May 1st Immigrant Rights mobilization in Oakland youth gathered for a banner making party to paint graffiti banners,…
Jerusalem is Palestinian
December 9, 2017
As a Xicanx I’m always in solidarity with Palestinians, because like indigenous people in the Americas they’ve had their ancestral lands taken from them. Right now they are dealing with…
¡Cesen Deportacion!
October 22, 2011
In July Melanie Cervantes and I teamed up with Rupert Garcia to produce a print to use as a fundraiser for the Ethnic Studies College at San Francisco State University….