Birch72 - Hartz Maitekorra

“Who are you to judge the life I live? I know I’m not perfect — and I don’t live to be — but before you start pointing fingers.. make sure you hands are clean!”

— Bob Marley

Donde se ha visto esto??? Susurra: México

Sporting Her

Seven Years and Zero Titles Later, It's Time for Jorge Vilda to LEAVE - Sporting Her

In the seven years of coaching the Spanish Women's National Team, Jorge Vilda has achieved average results. It's time for him to leave.

“Strength grows in the moments when you think you can’t go on but you keep going anyway.”

— Unknown

Like we say in México, enjoy your vote!!

Happy first day of Fall🍁🍂

“I charge theological bankruptcy to a Christianity that is silent when unarmed black people are murdered by the state and their killers shielded from punishment. I charge theological bankruptcy to a Christianity that is silent when black grandmothers are beaten unconscious by law enforcement officers as they seek shelter across a busy highway. I charge theological bankruptcy to a Christianity that is silent when black teenagers are gunned down like animals, but rushes to promote campaigns against “indecent” music. I charge theological bankruptcy to a Christianity that is silent about black pain and suffering, but wants to rally to boycott a fictional television show. I charge theological bankruptcy to a Christianity that is silent when pregnant black women are placed in chokeholds by police, but campaigns outside of abortion clinics to “protect” life. I charge theological bankruptcy to a Christianity that is silent in the face of urban violence, poverty, and joblessness, but wants to figure out how to plant an urban church from a suburban bubble. I charge theological bankruptcy to a Christianity that is silent about racial disparities, but keeps singing hymns in which one has to be washed “white as snow.” I charge theological bankruptcy to a Christianity that is silent about racism, white privilege, and white supremacy, but wants to have conferences about doing “multicultural” ministry.”

— James Cone in God of the Oppressed 1975 (via companion-to-owls)

#JUSTICEFORGIOVANNI

Giovanni López was brutaly murdered by 10 cops in Jalisco, México. Authorities tried to justify this act saying he was violating the law just for not wearing a face mask. Police took him away and the next day after his family and neighbours tried so hard to get him out and went to pick him up, authorities told them he wasnt there, he was in A HOSPITAL because “se les había pasado la mano” (this is a way to say like “ups! we think we went too far! ups! we messed up!”). When they arrived to the hospital the family found him dead because he was tortured to death. This happened A MONTH AGO, the family was too afraid to talk about this because authorities threatened them to not talk about it, they also offered money to buy their silence. Giovanni’s brother broke the silence and ask for justice for his brother. 

He was only 30 and was a construction worker.

This is México’s reality, we are murdered, threatened, taken away and raped by police officers and authorities always find ways to wash their hands and get away with all of this.

PETITIONS FOR GIOVANNI:

here and here

PETITION FOR OLIVER LÓPEZ (he was also murdered by a cop in Tijuana, México)

here

That'd be so lame...but not impossible

Conspiracy: us soccer is paying Jill Ellis to make uswnt look and play bad so that the argument of the women being better than the men isn't brought up into the equal pay discussion.

Damn.