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Tag Archives: solidarity
End the corruption and the rigging! ¡Paremos la corrupción y la manipulación de las elecciones!
This article is posted bilingually. Este artículo está presentado en formato bilingüe. Last night, after days of sleeping no more than three or four hours, I conked out at 6 p.m. and slept almost 12 hours, without having dinner, wearing all … Continue reading
Posted in Bernie Sanders, CLEAN ELECTIONS, discipline, el capitalismo racista, establishment politics, exhaustion, indifference, justice, las elecciones transparentes, moral protest, societal apathy, US imperialism
Tagged CLEAN ELECTIONS, commitment, compañeros, el deber moral a la protesta, el imperio capitalista, electoral rigging, la corrupción de los partidos políticos, la intimidación de los votantes, la supresión de los votantes, las elecciones transparentes, love, solidarity, voter suppression
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Telling the truth is an honorable act: it is not “bashing”
“More and more I feel that the people of ill will have used time much more effectively than have the people of good will. We will have to repent in this generation not merely for the hateful words and actions … Continue reading
Posted in Bernie Sanders, establishment politics, Hillary Clinton imperialist, imperial discipline, justice, mass imprisonment, moral protest, the exploitation of indigenous peoples, the prison industry, US imperialism
Tagged brothers and sisters, commitment, hermanos y hermanas, Hillary is a race to the bottom, poverty, solidarity, The Butcher of Cambodia
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Berta Isabel Cáceres, ¡presente!
I have been to too many funerals, memorial services, celebrations of people’s lives, but tonight’s memorial event for Berta Isabel Cáceres, the Honduran environmental activist who was murdered on March 4th, may have been one of the most moving and … Continue reading
Let the new world begin!
Here it is again, from me: For all of you (us) depressed and negative about last night and about Bernie’s possibilities on the Democratic ballot: 1. We knew back in April of 2015 when he announced his candidacy that it … Continue reading
On the discourse between latinos, hispanos, chicanos or whatever you have chosen to call us, and the rest of the people in the United States of America
First of all, let me explain to you that America is not a country. This is a fight that I have been engaged in since I first came to the US and was told by a racist parent in my … Continue reading
El día internacional de la mujer/ International Women’s Day
El día internacional de la mujer se celebra a través del mundo, si bien poca gente en los Estados Unidos lo conoce o celebra. Conmemoramos, entre otras cosas, la muerte de más de 146 obreras jóvenes en el fatídico fuego … Continue reading
Bernie or Bust, an explanation for whatever friends I have left in this election
I am doing my nightly crying bit by watching our fan-created, Bernie Sanders videos, from people like us, people who suffer and who have lost friends and family, and who have seen people deported just because, and people who die … Continue reading
Women hold up half the sky… a meditation on women’s rights and issues
We are living in a world that is ever more disrespectful and abusive of women’s rights and issues. In our current scene of politicians who pander to the lowest common denominator to blast and blaspheme against the birthing half of humanity, … Continue reading
Empathy and compassion
Yesterday I went to bring papers to the widow I have been helping. After twenty-nine years of marriage to an abusive husband, a marriage in which she stayed in obedience to her marriage vows, as she is a fervent Catholic, … Continue reading
Posted in aging, exhaustion, immigrants' rights, justice, moral protest
Tagged commitment, compassion, elder abuse, empathy, healing, immigration, love, poverty, solidarity, torture
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Why a Roman Catholic Woman Priest?
These days I am frequently asked why, if there are so many Christian faiths ordaining women, I am intent on becoming a Roman Catholic Woman Priest. And my best answer is that I have a long history with the Divinity … Continue reading
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