the Earth laughs in flowers 🌷444 El Pueblo unido, jamás será vencido
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kassandra꧁꧂ retweeted
the last line of lorca’s poem ‘look they’re still haunting us’ is very impactful to me bc… just look around
kassandra꧁꧂ retweeted
As a UA student I’m gracefully asking for signatures and retweets to bring this petition as much eyes as possible. We need to fight back against flock “security” measures and the strengthening of the surveillance state. change.org/p/tell-ua-to-end-…
kassandra꧁꧂ retweeted
ppl treat words like they carry no weight which is why the phrase “actions speak louder than words” has become a common refuge. but if we started speaking with true intention & honesty, we could offer so many ppl the relief of knowing that they can actually trust what they hear
kassandra꧁꧂ retweeted
Demand more, demand better, these people were elected to serve YOU, so it’s your job to then hold them accountable. Locally, statewide, nationally, along every rung of the ladder
kassandra꧁꧂ retweeted
Libbing out is over, time to demand what we fought for, starting with basics:
- stop funding Israel, in every capacity
- universal healthcare
- abolishment of ICE and prosecution of everyone involved
Those are the BASICS because fighting doesn’t stop after Election Day
kassandra꧁꧂ retweeted
We live in an empire that has the luxury to have two political parties pretending to have drastic political economic differences, while in reality, they both support capitalism, imperialism, settler colonialism, war, dispossession, state-sanctioned death, and destruction.
kassandra꧁꧂ retweeted
It’s definitely a stepping stone with the average voter seeing their ACTUAL material conditions put at the forefront. Hopefully it can be evgraved in the minds of all to accept nothing less than the strive towards everyone’s material needs and conditions being met. And even more.
kassandra꧁꧂ retweeted
voting is a political tool. the problem
is, the vast majority of us think voting is our ONLY political tool & that’s where we lose power. the most radical changes to this country didn’t happen in a voting booth. vote, sure. but our political engagement cannot end there, it can’t.
kassandra꧁꧂ retweeted
one of my all-time favorite photographs ever
George E. Holton, "Candlelight Ceremony for the Day of the Dead, Janitzio Island, Lake Pátzcuaro, Mexico" (1945)
