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Voy a tirar tus leyes!
Voy a tirar tus fronteras!
Quiero transitar libre en mi cuerpx y en la tierra!
No me.podrás conquistar! No me podrás obligar!
Ternura radical y resistencia es lo que te voy a mostrar!
Voy a tirar tus leyes!
Voy a tirar tus fronteras!
"It is critical that we connect gender violence to other forms of oppression. We speak out and rally to condemn the cultural and institutional violence of the white supremacy we face from the State of Arizona, but when it comes to addressing and holding ourselves accountable to instances of gender violence in our own families and community, we retreat to denial, avoidance, or explicit enabling. As long as our community is incapable or unwilling to address male privilege, gender violence, and heteropatriarchy, our movement will be one that lacks community accountability, is led by abusers and enablers, and has failed to respect, prioritize, or validate the experiences of women. We cannot fight for Ethnic Studies or Migrant Justice, and at the same time turn a blind eye to the struggle and experiences of our own mothers, grandmothers, aunties, sisters, comrades, and partners."
