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  • The Earth Is the Only One Telling the Truth

    "The Kingdom of Heaven in a Single Blade of Grass. 

    An excerpt from The Earth Is the Only One Telling the Truth by Kelly Curry

    ...the apocalypse has already happened then that means that we are living in the beginning...

    THIS is the beginning.  We are standing in the Garden of Eden... again...

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  • Fresno Residents Choking on Amazon’s Dust
    An  interview by Jess Clarke with Leo Martinez Macias and Ashley Werner As the online retail market continues to expand, massive warehouse and distribution facilities are being plopped down in communities already overburdened by hazardous wastes, industrial and agricultural pollution. In Fresno California the city council recently permitted three million square feet of construction in...
    17 min
  • Beyond Gay Marriage
    “I absolutely think housing for poor, homeless, and low-income queer folks is a huge issue for us, as is doing anti-violence work…” —Kenyon Farrow Editors note: The June 26, 2015 Supreme Court decision to legalize same-sex marriage in all 50 States shifts the terms of the debate about where the gay rights movement should be...
    59 min
  • Feminist Critique of Militarism

    Preeti Shekar interviews Nigerian feminist scholar Amina Mama, chair of Gender and Women's Studies at U.C. Davis and a former board member of the Global Fund for Women.

    35 min
  • Claiming our Voices
    Claiming Our Voice Panel Discussion with Gulnahar Alam (lead organizer and founder of Andolan: Organizing South Asian Workers), Jennifer Pritheeva Samuel (filmmaker & director of Claiming our Voice), YaliniDream (performance artist featured in the film) and Sheila Bapat (author of Part of the Family? Nannies, Housekeepers, Caregivers and the Struggle for Domestic Workers’ Rights) offer remarks...
    26 min
  • History of Exploitation: from Slavery to Domestic Work
    An interview with Sheila Bapat “The roots of domestic work are deeply connected to the history of slavery in the U.S. It’s no accident that a vast majority of domestic workers were African American women to begin with, and increasingly now, immigrant women of color.” An interview with Sheila Bapat “The roots of domestic work...
    27 min
  • Sustaining Cultural and Creative Spaces

    "So here I am! I get to be around all the kinds of people I like and enjoy, and who inspire me, motivate me, and make me happy. But I am also the poorest, the brokest, I’ve been in my whole life. In the beauty business, I made money because I was really good. This is a challenge, but I made the sacrifice and I’m probably the happiest that I’ve been in my life!” - Joyce Gordon

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