Mental files

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Mr. Cat

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The hanged man

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"Los pies del puente ondulan con el agua."

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Boethius, Consolation of Philosophy

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Ese instante...

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The above video is an excerpt of the great philosopher and activist Angela Davis taken from The Black Power Mixtapes. Below is a quote from her book If They Come in the Morning: Voices of Resistance from 1971.

"Needless to say, the history of the United States has been marred from its inception by an enormous quantity of unjust laws, far too many expressly bolstering the oppression of Black people. Particularized reflections of existing social inequities, these laws have repeatedly borne witness to the exploitative and racist core of the society itself. For all nationally oppressed people, the problem of opposing unjust laws and the social conditions which nourish their growth, has always had immediate practical implications. Our very survival has frequently been a direct function of our skill in forging effective channels of resistance. In resisting, we have sometimes been compelled to openly violate those laws which directly or indirectly buttress our oppression. But even when containing our resistance within the orbit of legality, we have been labeled criminals and have been methodically persecuted by a racist legal apparatus." –Angela Davis, If They Come in The Morning

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Voy a guardar intacto el recuerdo de este instante porque todo lo que existe ahora mismo nunca volverá a ser igual. Un día lo veré como la más remota prehistoria.

José Emilio Pacheco