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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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,…
Manifest Equality
March 1, 2010
We will be participating in a MANIFEST EQUALITY an exhibit which gathers together a diverse array of hundreds of the nation’s most talented visual artists under one roof to celebrate…
Ruckus Training Camp for Migrant Rights
August 29, 2012
In June i was invited to lead a screen printing workshop at the Ruckus Society’s Action Camp for Migrant Rights that was coordinated with the National Day Laborer Organizing Network….
Studio Time
January 28, 2010
This week has been great, I was able to spend most of the week in the studio working on a couple prints, one of Melanie’s designs and one of my…