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One Land One people! I first heard this saying in the mid 1990 as I became involved in Bay Area organizing with STEP and Olin. Hearing this simple statement helped me understand that as Indigenous people of Turtle Island we are many nations but have so much in common. I feel this spirit of resistance binds us as Indigenous people, our survival through the generations has been resisting settler colonialism and always fighting to keep our ways.
THE PALESTINIAN YOUTH MOVEMENT’S POLITICAL POSTER PROJECT This set of posters is part of a larger resistance arts project, Nakba 75: Reclamation and Resistance, created by the Palestinian Youth Movement…
These past few weeks have been difficult being a human being in this world and seeing all the pain we’re all experiencing. Reading about governments around the world taking care…
After some informal surveys on social media to help me gauge interest, gather topics and get a sense for timing I am happy to announce my first FREE online lecture:…
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…