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In honour of Canadian Film Day, we asked Indigenous filmmakers and curators for some recommendations from the NFB's new Indigenous catalogue.
Last month, the National Film Board of Canada launched Indigenous cinema, an extensive online library of over 200 films by Indigenous directors — part of a three-year Indigenous Action Plan to “redefine” the NFB’s relationship with Indigenous peoples.
behold my ugly
Club I Love You, 2005
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Remember Keith Porter, who was shot and killed by an off-duty ICE agent on New Year’s Eve (December 31st, 2025).
Remember Geraldo Lunas Campos, a 55-year-old man from Cuba, who died in ICE custody on January 3rd, 2026. His cause of death was reported by ICE as “medical distress and under investigation”. Witnesses saw guards hold down and strangle Geraldo. The county medical examiner determined cause of death to be “asphyxia due to neck and torso compression”, and ruled his death as a homicide.
Remember Luis Gustavo Nunez Caceres, a 42-year-old man from Honduras, who died in ICE custody on January 5th, 2026. His cause of death was reported by ICE as “complications related to congenital heart failure”.
Remember Luis Beltran Yanez–Cruz, a 68-year-old man from Honduras, who died in ICE custody on January 6th, 2026. His cause of death was reported by ICE as “heart-related health issues.”
Remember Renee Nicole Good, who was shot and killed by ICE on January 7th, 2026.
Remember Parady La, a 46-year-old man from Cambodia, who died in ICE custody on January 9th, 2026. His cause of death was reported by ICE as “anoxic brain injury, post cardiac arrest, shock and multiple organ failures following severe drug withdrawal”.
Remember Victor Manuel Diaz, a 36-year-old man from Nicaragua, who died in ICE custody on January 14th, 2026. His cause of death was reported by ICE as “a presumed suicide; however, the official cause of his death remains under investigation.”
Remember Heber Sanchaz Domínguez, a 34-year-old man from Mexico, who died in ICE custody on January 14th, 2026. His cause of death is “currently under investigation” according to ICE.
Remember Alex Pretti, who was shot and killed by ICE on January 24th.
Additional sources:
ICE website (filter to detainee death notifications)
Wikipedia: List of Deaths in ICE Detention
2025:
The Guardian: “2025 was ICE’s deadliest year in two decades. Here are the 32 people who died in custody.”
Previous post on ICE-related deaths in 2025
This post is a list of ICE-related deaths in 2026. It has been edited to include Keith Porter since he was killed just hours before the new year.
This post was last updated January 26th, 2026.
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"Yankees out of Venezuela And Latin America"
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Apparently ICE now has agents posing as utility workers to get into people's homes. The electric and gas companies have posted information on how to tell if it's one of their workers, and numbers to call to confirm whether they've sent someone to do utility work on your house.
Stay safe, friends.
Oregon state Rep. Ricki Ruiz said three people were detained in his district after ICE agents posed as utility workers.
Some people have shared stories of suspicious “sales representatives” knocking on homes, asking about the home owners and who lives there, fishing for phone numbers, but do not provide business cards, company id, company phone numbers, etc when asked.
They come in pairs, never one person though one may hag back a bit. They have been seen using cars with significantly tinted windows, no business logos anywhere on the vehicle, or parking close to the home they walked up to only to drive away right after without visiting other homes, almost as if they’re not real sales people.
True door to door salespeople need a sort of peddler’s license, subject to city and county law, to solicit at your door. You can ask to see this permit. If they don’t provide one or make an excuse, they are likely bogus.
They wear a jacket with a company logo but likely don’t wear name tags and the Don’t provide id.
Tell them you’ll call the company about a noncompliant representative. Make them leave. Better yet not to open the door to them, and tell them nothing.
Actual sales reps also generally do follow “no soliciting” signs. Be aware, be safe, don’t give out your information or that of others under duplicitous means.
If you ever feel useless, remember the UN is concerned about this situation
you just get stuck in the same cycles over and over and it doesn't matter how aware of them you are. it just festers and perpetuates. you lose entire years or even decades to this
The Cost of Beauty..
Kermit and his human friends Fanny and Shola in 1972, and reunited in 1989.
always thinking about that anti abortion story where the baby came out the pussy laughing and the drs immediately started beating the shit out of it
This one?
Writing letters to ppl in jail is a quick and easy way to make their jail experience suck considerably less than it otherwise would. Listen: Reminding people that they're still supported and thought of is great and v. important, but in a way it's also a demonstration of force. Being in jail means being seen as unpersoned, disposable, and expendable by much of the rest of society and by one's captors and their collaborators especially. Someone who gets an asston of mail is more likely to be seen as someone whose disappearance or mistreatment might have professional consequences.
Think abt it.
think abt it
boo hoo the white house is so historic!
the united states paved over babylon to build a military base in iraq. like the actual ancient city of babylon
In the spring of 2003, US troops invaded Iraq and began an 8-year military occupation, resulting in extensive and long-term damage to tangib
A senior U.S. military officer said Friday he is willing to apologize for damage troops in Iraq caused to the ancient ruins of Babylon.
You would think "the United States occupies the actual ancient city of Babylon" would be some kind of exaggeration but it's not.
You read Wretched of the Earth and how the colonizer has PTSD from torturing the colonized and the former has a panic attack upon seeing a former victim while the latter desperately tries to kill himself to avoid recapture and I think it's right to ask: Am I really supposed to pity the former?
[Speaking slowly, gently, as though trying not to scare a startled horse] Now. Consider. The US military
To be clear I am not saying Fanon is attempting to elicit sympathy for the colonizer. I mean "Am I supposed to feel sorry for them" in an aghast way because the colonizer, who is suffering, feels he deserves sympathy. You see it again and again, all throughout history, and even now people complain about how traumatized they are from murdering civilians. How even in the end, in their eyes, the true victim is the perpetrator who lives rather than the dead person who is "at peace." As though any number of extenuating personal circumstances is supposed to make your guilt weigh more than the actual harms other people have experienced at your hands. As though people overseas wouldn't also like to go to college, would like to afford a house, would like to escape poverty. It's infuriating!
