Necalli Cadejo

Arte Cultura Y Liberación                                           

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Chingona

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Ode to Jarritos - a collaboration between Amanda Lanzone and Sarah Jacobs

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My own art if you like it follow me: call-me-xavy-and-grab-my-beard

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vivirás un montonal ;)

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Dope Photo taken by La Loba Loca. So fierce!

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Aus Rotten Y huaraches <3

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(via 500px / Jefferson Park by Leif Erik Smith)

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“This May Not Be Our Country, But It Has Always Been Our Land”

Protest sign seen Wednesday in San Diego at a demonstration in solidarity with child migrants and their families. In the spirit of Yolanda López, Gloria Anzaldúa, and many more, its truth is powerful and undeniable.

“We want to be the voice of all these children. With their situation, their rights are violated by the government. We ask that they be treated with dignity and respect, to be provided with legal assistance in order to be legally represented,” reads a statement posted by one of the demonstration’s organizers.

Thanks to Kim Moore for sharing her photo with us.

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everyday is record store day

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Temple of Quetzalcoatl Teotihuacan, Mexico

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The Brown Berets are a revolutionary Mexican American group that formed in Los Angeles in 1966 during the Chicano Movement. They have been active community organizers ever since, struggling against racial profiling, inferior education/healthcare, and other issues faced in the barrios of America. 

They have survived covert infiltrations by the FBI, LAPD, and ATF, being a target of COINTELPRO and other illegal government actions. They participated in Fred Hampton’s Rainbow Coalition in Chicago along with the Black Panther Party and Young Lords Party.

Although they have been known to have discredited the feminist struggle as secondary to liberation from racism and poverty, they played a significant role in serving their communities, educating the people, setting up free clinics, and holding direct action protests against police brutality.

They were big supporters of the United Farm Workers movement, the Land Grants movement, and the Poor People’s Campaign. They saw a resurgence in activity in the 90’s after the passage of California’s Proposition 187, which restricted education, healthcare and social services for undocumented immigrants

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Oh man I just contemplated going to see a movie alone. I hate being single.

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An iconic image showing Aboriginal rights activist, Gary Foley with a placard reading, “Pardon me for being born into a nation of racists”.

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Why do I see these little hairy balls all over tumblr?