This Is The Last Picture I Took With The Brooklyn Pikachu-Açaí Stars, The Amazing Group Of Youth I
This is the last picture I took with the Brooklyn Pikachu-Açaí Stars, the amazing group of youth I worked with in #Brasil! I still remember that moment when we had to take the picture and some of us couldn't stop crying and laughing at the same time. Missing the beautiful, amazing and dedicated Brooklyn Pikachu-Açaí Stars. You will ALL be forever in my heart. This experience was AMAZING and I recommend it to anyone interested in #coaching #English in #Brazil, trying something new, or stepping out of their #comforZone. I am so #thankful for this experience and now I'm #fundraising $500 for future fellows so they can embark on this experience next year. If you want to learn about my experience and/or make a small #donation please visit my fundraising website www.coloradogives.org/Di_Araujo. #USBC #CoachingEnglish #YouthWork #Educators #InternationalWork #LifeChangingExperience
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Source: Reel to Real: Race, Sex, and Class At The Movies by bell hooks
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El Grito 3- my rendition of Ecuadorian painter, Oswaldo Guayasamin’s piece. I gravitated toward this painting after hearing today’s news. #elgrito #oswaldoguayasamin #thecry #peshawarattack #pakistan
Entrevistador: ¡Usted es comunista!
Violeta Parra: ¡No para nada! ¿Quién le dijo eso? Mire, yo soy tan comunista que si me pegara un balazo me saldría la sangre roja.
Entrevistador: (risas) A mí también me saldría la sangre roja.
Violeta Parra: ¡Qué bueno compañero!
So much love and respect for the Dream Team from Sunset Park High School. So fierce and wise. #sphsdreamteam #youthpower #Repost @sphsdreamteam ・・・ Join Dream Team! Wednesday at room 302! #youthpower #undocumentedunafraid #dreamteam
support all indigenous people
- support indigenous people you’re hearing about for the first time - support black indigenous people - support all dark-skinned indigenous people, mixed or not - support indigenous people who are disconnected from their roots and are only now rediscovering them - support indigenous people who arent white-passing or mixed with white - support multiracial indigenous people - support indigenous people who are mixed with white but refuse to identify with that part of their heritage - support all indigenous people regardless if they speak their tribal/native language, whether they live on their land or not, whether they know a lot of their heritage or not
I am an indigenous-mestiza-afrodescendent trans-national Latina sister from the picturesque South American city of Guayaquil and brought up in East Flatbush, Brooklyn. I love and respect my journey in exploring my browness and my womanhood.
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