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The CFC: A Meeting at the Kitchen Table: POC Feminists Envisioning the Future
A Meeting at the Kitchen Table: POC Feminists Envisioning the Future
POC Caucus CFP SEWSA 2013
Calling on some of our People of Color feminist foremothers, the POC Caucus panel hopes to examine where we are as POC academics, cultural workers, and artists and where we’d like to be. As…
Julia de Burgos y la Frida - El Barrio NYC
From Yasmin Hernandez
Yessssss! The difference between America and the US
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I know I should be nice
but I am tired, bone-dead tired, of choking on my anger at systemic, structural injustices to appease insecure white men who are really trying.
You don’t have to be nice
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The LatiNegr@s Project: New York Daily News Apologizes for Printing Cuban Flag on Puerto Rican Day Parade Announcement
Just hours after an editor from Latino Rebels uploaded the following picture to our Facebook site, which shows New York Giants boricua star Victor Cruz in front of two Cuban flags promoting the June 10 Puerto Rican Day Parade in the “viva New York” section of the New York…
Puerto Rican flag mistaken for Cuban flag in the NY Daily News
New York Giants’ Victor Cruz…and Cuban flags to promote the Puerto Rican Day Parade.
Red triangle, blue stripes=Cuba.
Blue triangle, red stripes=Puerto Rico.
Did you know that the current flag of Puerto Rico was created in New York City in the late nineteenth century?
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Meet Carolina aka Miss Rizos. She is a Dominicana and is leading the natural hair movement in the Dominican Republic. Miss Rizos founded www.missrizos.com after going natural a year ago after 15 years of ‘alisado’ or relaxers. This is huge especially in DR. When I visited, I saw about 3 women who wore their hair without a relaxer. My host said people immediately asked if I were from Brazil or Curacao because I could not be from DR because I wore my hair curly. Miss ‘Curls’ is here to offer her support, advice, tips and amazing personality to those seeking the natural way. Visit La Tiendita de Lolita. Follow her on twitter for updates!
Do you wear your hair ‘natural’?
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Translation : 1 worker’s day, 364 days for the employer. Stop the exploitation! Transnational (corporations) out!
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