Marijuana farming and the Rise of the New Mexican Rural Dream at El Pozo, Sinaloa Ramon H. Quintero* “Land and Liberty”: The Legacy of the Mexican Rev… — Read on nuestraaparenterendicion.com/index.php
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Coming Out – by k’eguro – Imagining Freedom
Narrative always intervenes. Which is to say: we are asked to narrate the genre of our lives or, more commonly, we are asked which genres our lives fit into. — Read on keguro.substack.com/p/coming-out
silver bullet
sound(s)well they pool, they riverpetals taught me that i was a pebblein a shoe i was treblein the blue pitter patterpatent leather shoesound(s)treacherous (s)o many times lost calendars burned(s)till the sun watch the silver bulletbounced off the world and became the moon
eat my words
i am prepared to eat my wordstonight i am prepared to eat my words and begin again i am prepared to eats my wordsstarts over to go once morethrough the rhythm of questions and not knowing what a gift to not knownot because you don’t want to know but because you do
The Poetry of a Prison Uprising – Dissent Magazine
The Poetry of a Prison Uprising – Dissent Magazine — Read on http://www.dissentmagazine.org/article/the-poetry-of-a-prison-uprising
Columbus Circle
the world has ended 5,255 timesbut in columbus circle, new york city the latest holocausts are celebrated there stands cristobal a vision of terror/made permanent at fiftysecond street, across the circle is a ring of accomplices to the nazis, deutzsche bankhugo boss (the latest fashions) are they playing our face? well sure enough is trumpContinue reading “Columbus Circle”
the next line
thank you for the stories laughs and winei hope we have time to hang in the next line
Monthly Review | Horne and Burden-Stelly on anti-Blackness, anti-radicalism, and the Internationalist counterforce (The E3W Review of Books)
Internationalism in the Black American community, in particular, has been critical, not least because of the potency of white supremacy on these shores. — Read on monthlyreview.org/press/horne-and-burden-stelly-on-anti-blackness-anti-radicalism-and-the-internationalist-counterforce-the-e3w-review-of-books/
Volodymyr Ishchenko, Ukrainian Voices?, NLR 138, November–December 2022
Ishchenko explores the paradoxes of a politics of national-identity recognition in the absence of national-economic redistribution. What does it mean to ‘decolonize Ukraine’ in neoliberal times? — Read on newleftreview.org/issues/ii138/articles/volodymyr-ishchenko-ukrainian-voices
resolutions ii
I will make coffee I will fall in loveAgain. I will make coffeeI will fall in loveAgain. I will make coffeeI will fall in loveAgain. I will make loveI will fall in coffeeAgain. I will make artI will love coffeeAgain. I will love myselfI will coffee loveAgain. I will love truthI will make coffeeAgain.