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a crafty Xicana, madly in love with L*, writing about the way we are now
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- Ktrion
- Queer Chicana poet, playwright, co-survivor, queermacultie, femme, and, oh yeah, professor
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- The Wily Filipino
- Alma Lopez, Digital Diva
- Reina de Grenada
- Creative Xicana
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- Octopus' Garden
- BigBrownGirl
- Bint Alshamsa
- Miz Cherry Gallette
- Raquefella
- Cracked Chancla
- BrownRabFishGirl
- Loteria Chicana
- TigeraConsciente
- Barbara Jane
- FabulosaMujer
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- Xoloitsquintle
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- Production Notes, Copyright, and Notice
- Whew!
- Foto from Watsonville
- A Woman of Color, a Person of Faith...
- Foto courtesy of YoMo
- A slap in the face..
- Sin título
- L*, the human Richter scale
- The Senator from California says...
- Every Day is a Fiesta with Latinos!
- A model letter to your Senator
- A little office music
- BJR
- Year of the Rabbit?
- Sick and tired of being sick and tired?
- Speaking of books I’ve been afraid to read...
- Free Enterprise
- Guest Post: A bird looking for her song
- Why don't you tell me these things?
- The maddest I've ever been
- It's hard to get the pimp outta your head
- The best part about taking public transportation
- Don't Arrest Me!
- Setting the record straight on Dianne, or, HR 4437...
- Consumption (no, not the fatal lung disease)
- Did you get your cenizas on?
3 comentarios:
this is so beautiful...i am just so fucking inspired and amazed by how many showed up for this thing--i'm a little worried by the talk (we just want to be americans like you!) but I am, none-the-less, so proud and thrilled to see latinos out fighting.
ps from the time it took me to post my last comment to this comment, i've had time to think about your other post linking marriage rights with immigration rights--and i think that this linking of issues is what is so desperatly needed in the immigration movement right now--it's time, i think, to understand that immigration rights are not just about being able to be a part of a racist/classist/homophobic/sexist genocidal system, but actually reforming the system by centering the violence and degradation of immigration "reform" in the movement--anyway, just some thoughts
That sign shows the need to further educate Mexican-Americans.
"We growed your food"?
Que' verg:uenza!
Geez, Xolo,
I thought the power of the statement more than made up for the incorrect conjugation of an irregular English verb.
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