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Cosmic Funnies
YOU ARE THE REASON
"I'm Dorothy Gale from Kansas"
we're not kids anymore.
shark vs the universe
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styofa doing anything
i don't do bad sauce passes
Keni
Peter Solarz
Stranger Things
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Kaledo Art
Three Goblin Art
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@maydaynyc
Found from various places online:
The Pedagogy of the Oppressed by Paulo Freire
Angela Y. Davis - Are Prisons Obsolete?
Angela Y. Davis - Race, Women, and Class
The Communist Manifesto - Marx and Engels
Sister Outsider: Essays and Speeches by Audre Lorde (link updated 1/14)
Freire highly recommended.
ARTISTS AGAINST POLICE VIOLENCE [ facebook | twitter | instagram ] [Call for Submissions] In light of the upcoming protests across the country, we are calling all artists across the US and the world to rise up against anti-Black police violence. We are launching an online grassroots space of graphic & illustrative resources to be used by communities and individuals who fight against police murders of Black people. It will feature a diverse collection of hi-res images to use in protests, social media, the streets, and the movement towards accountability and justice. We want art that is conscious, urgent, tender, grieving, raging, empowering and intersectional. When the language that white supremacy and anti-Blackness have given us fails, we must rise with our broken tools and forge a new visual language toward justice. Join us in the collective cry that Black lives matter. We encourage Black and POC artists, especially female, disabled, queer, and/or trans artists, to submit. Given the nature of the project, we would like to center and feature Black artists primarily, and we invite NBPOC and white artists to name their racial identities in their submissions. We encourage all 2D images that can be stenciled or printed as a flier or banner, but we also look forward to including mediums such as sculpture, film, installation, and performance art. Please include: - Artist’s name. Website and social media handles optional. - Short description of piece optional. - Downloadable 300dpi file for public use. (Email or attach a link in your submission to a 300 dpi jpeg image.) - 2000pixel width minimum We will credit all artists and link back to your work. By submitting, you are granting the full permission for your work to be shared and downloaded for free and to be used for protests, activism, social media and beyond. You can submit via the form on our submissions page, send us a post to reblog, or email your work as attachments to: [email protected].
Let us know if you have any comments or if you are interested in getting involved!
The Possibility Project at May Day 2014, May 1 Coalition Stage
The Possibility Project brings together vastly diverse groups of teenagers who meet weekly for a year. Through a combination of issue-oriented discussions, trainings in diversity, conflict resolution, leadership and community activism, instruction in the full range of performing arts, and the creation of scenes and writing, the youth cast writes, produces and performs an original musical based on their lives and their ideas for change. In addition, they design and lead community action projects on issues of concern to them in order to take their creative vision for change into the world.
One of the best community-building programs for teens in NYC. Psyched to see them on the May Day stage this year.
ONE deportation is too many deportations.
On International Workers Day, workers say #2million2many and #Not1More family separated.
Via Melanie Cervates
From the National AFM, based in NYC:
Creative Workers Unite! Midtown March 10am!
Mayday Action to support writers and musicians. Meet at 10am at The Promenade at Rockefeller Center for a spirited march on 30 Rock and 75 Rock. On May 1st there will be a creative workers action in...
2014! Heating up!
May Day NYC 2014 - Immigrant Worker Justice Tour -More info here
May Day 2013 set to "We Stand for Justice" performed by Eve Silber
By Stephanie McMillan
This is fantastic. “)
Comrades all.
Something certainly needs to change before we are all virtual slaves of the corporations and their “bought and paid for” political lackeys on both sides of the Atlantic, and elsewhere.
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Carlos Cortez for Industrial Worker (1974)
Happy First of May, comrades!
Berlin, 1945
Happy May Day
Remember the martyrs
today and every day
Oakland, CA.
Submitted by nbrdsnnatnsfuckdeportations
See you in the streets.
#guitarmy #maydaynyc #schedule
10am Bryant Park (by the Gertrude Stein Statue): rehearsal, songshare, outfitting
12pm join the Immigrant Worker Justice Tour, Bryant Park and neighborhood
3-4pm sing at the OWS May Day pole at Union Square (look for the giant May Pole)
5pm meet up at the Gandhi statue to prep for marching
5:30pm-join the Unity march down Broadway
7pm: song lead to open the People’s Assembly at Foley Square
7:30pm song lead to open the Kimani Gray Memorial at Zuccotti Park
Occupy Guitarmy May Day 2013 press release
May Day Songbook
Guitarmy chord cheat sheet
Join us tomorrow on May 1st for May Day in New York City!
Yes, It’s that time of year again… “International Workers’ Day (also known as May Day) is a celebration of the international labor movement. May 1 is a national holiday in more than 80 countries and celebrated unofficially in many...
