It’s criminal that someone who had so much impact on our society goes unrecognized because, we know damn well, she was black and a woman.Dan Weese originally shared: Black History Month: Pauli Murray.The wager was ten dollars. It was 1944, and the law students of Howard University were discussing how best to bring an end […]
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Mayan beekeeper who fought Monsanto GMO plantings in Mexico wins Goldman Environmental Prize Leydy Pech, a Mayan beekeeper who led a coalition that stopped Monsanto from planting genetically modified crops in seven states in southern Mexico, was recently awarded the Goldman Environmental Prize.Pech, a 55-year-old Indigenous woman from the state of Campeche in Mexico’s Yucatán
“To confront a person with his shadow is to show him his own light.” ~ Carl Jung.Photo by Nils Dougan
in honor of our mutual friend Fletchers’ birthday Feb. 6th, i’m returning for a few listens to Toms’ wonderful song Take to The Sky. Random SkyBlue Studios · Take To The Sky by Tom Passamonte
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it was light enough, still the cloud filled sky, moving, ever moving, ever cloudy while you skipped, hopped through the yard, eventually balancing on several Terra Cotta pots, sitting by the Jade plant, you extract one oval leaf, and bite by bite you begin to feed quickly with your front teeth, i watch afraid to
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remember the creeky, narrow, winding stairs up to the bedrooms of the farmhouse remember pumping water from the well outside the kitchen door remember the outhouse remember cows that sleep standing remember riding on the tractor, while the father plowed the field remember the men going out at night to put out a grass fire
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