mess sea haikus

how who what we love
necessary what we are
abajo! up? no.

you don't need to kill
journalist so much when you
pay off so many

in your opinion
what is the mostest pressing
systemic issue?

one two three four five 
one two three four five six sev
one toe three four five

i am truly blest
with luv and kindness from those
who are my good friend

i am going to
cleaning up my messes girl
i am going to

wakan tanka is 
the great mystery for us
how lucky we are

i am going to
clean up my act yes i am
going to clean up

mess i am going
yes to clean up my messy
mess i am going

La Chine exhorte l’ONU à tenter de stopper l’approvisionnement en armes et munitions des gangs criminels en Haïti | Rezo Nòdwès

La Chine exhorte l’ONU à tenter de stopper l’approvisionnement en armes et munitions des gangs criminels en Haïti | Rezo Nòdwès
— Read on rezonodwes.com/

Revoke the Inter Caetera Bull

“Indian people are denied their rights today simply because they were not Christians at the time of European arrival. Shawnee/Lenape legal scholar Steven Newcomb raised more than a few eyebrows when he made that statement at the Parliament of World Religions, held in Chicago in early September. The historic parliament was attended by more than 7,700 spiritual leaders and participants and was intended to provide a forum to foster spiritual understanding and world peace.”

Nostalgic, Tragic Youtube Comments

Why are some of the most heartfelt reminiscences located in the Youtube comment section? I do not know. But this one, under the Formulars Dance Band’s “Never Never Let Me Down” has struck me this morning: “This is such powerful love music. Makes me remember the moment we had in the sun together, brief as it was. So long baby”

Maybe I should make this into a series!

Fundraiser by Aurora Pedro : In Solidarity with Indigenous Families

June 27th, 2022 marked the deadliest migrant smuggling tragedy in the U.S. To date, 53 are confirmed dead after being found in an 18-wheeler trailer in San Antonio, Texas. Among them are 22 from Guatemala. Many of these families are from Indigenous communities and face additional barriers such as language access and displacement from their ancestral homelands. After speaking with some of the families, their main concern is for their loved ones to be returned home as quickly as possible. Important cultural practices involve family staying with their loved ones during their transition and for the dead to be buried in their homeland.
— Read on www.gofundme.com/f/in-solidarity-with-indigenous-families

ARTIST INTERVIEW: A Conversation with Bonnie Banane – KXSC Radio

An old interview I did with Bonnie Banane, enjoy! BB, if you’re reading this, happy birthday!

Former Music Writing Director Aida Rogers got a chance to speak with rising French R&B artist Bonnie Banane. Love, gesture, clowns: this interview has got it all. – Read on kxsc.org/articles/2019/7/24/artist-interview-a-conversation-with-bonnie-banane