I need photos for my ‘folio!!! Talk to me, babes!!!
“On Craigslist, Coal Lobby Offers $50 To Wear Pro-Coal T-Shirts At Regulatory Meeting.”
Bringing out the fake supporters, since they apparently can’t find real ones.
Boom.
Not surprised. At all.
“The Street Is For Those Who Fight”
May 21, Valparaiso
“LA CALLE ES DE LOS QUE LUCHAN!”
“THE STREET IS FOR THOSE WHO FIGHT!”
FUCK YEAH!
Who’s ready for NATO??? Come stand with the people as we tell Rahm and The War Machine: “NOT IN OUR NAME!” & “MONEY FOR JOBS & EDUCATION, NOT FOR WAR & OCCUPATION!” Let’s show the world that we won’t let imperialism and capitalism continue to destroy our planet, our people, our present, and our future.
1030 sharp @ Grant Park. I’ll be there and I hope you will too.
On Saturday, students organized anti-Peña Nieto rallies throughout Mexico
By MANUEL RUEDA
Some 45,000 people marched against presidential candidate Enrique Peña Nieto, in Mexico City on Saturday, the third protest against the presidential candidate over the past ten days.
Dubbed the “Anti-EPN March” today’s protest was organized and attended mostly -though not exclusively- by students from Mexico City universities, who advertised the event on Twitter throughout the week.
Christina Gonzalez, an activist protesting the NYPD’s stop-and-frisk tactics, was held in contempt of court on Friday, and sentenced to ten days in jail, after she called Judge John H. Wilson a “white racist pig.” In 2006 Judge Wilson penned a children’s book called Hot House Flowers, which was an allegory for illegal immigration that depicted immigrants as dandelions that should be “weeded out.” A man videotaping the exchange was also handcuffed, and had the contents of his camera deleted by court employees.
Tell ‘em. You can erase the footage but not our knowledge.
Get it grrrl. A.J.A.B.
Fuentes works’ inspired many Latin American writers. After his death Cuban blogger Yoani Sanchez posted this picture of a Fuentes book on her Twitter account.
By MANUEL RUEDA
The late Carlos Fuentes may have been a man of the world, but his heart was always in Mexico.
— Malcolm X (via gscottleonard)
(via occupyallstreets)
— John Steinbeck (via se-solo)
(Source: accidentalism, via solipsists)
— Louise Erdrich, The Painted Drum (via corasonriente)
(Source: inspirinquotes, via corasonriente)







