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“Arriba Mi Gente” by Nancy Guevara depicts a hoard of people with clenched fists and flags raised, over an image of the U.S.-Mexico border and a heart emblazoned with the Mexican flag logo. The slogan, in Spanish, plastered prominently over the artwork translates “Rise up, my people,” with the idea of uprising clearly suggested.
What would be the response if a mural of a KKK rally were put up on any billboard, much less a city-funded one? What kind of message are taxpayers fronting the bill for, and who does it benefit?
“By changing ourselves we can change the world, that traveling El Mundo Zurdo (the left hand world) path is the path of a two-way movement– a going deep into the world, a simultaneous recreation of the self and a reconstruction of society."
-Gloria Anzaldua for Nancy Guevarra
nancyedithguevara.org...
Originally posted by TriForce
A lot of Mexicans already think that they are entitled to parts of Texas, NM, Arizona and California.
Originally posted by GermanShep
I wonder if the billboard showed men with pointy white hats and robes said to rise up if anyone would care..
Gs
Originally posted by GermanShep
I wonder if the billboard showed men with pointy white hats and robes said to rise up if anyone would care..
Gs
Originally posted by sealing
Originally posted by TriForce
A lot of Mexicans already think that they are entitled to parts of Texas, NM, Arizona and California.
I know !
Who do they think they are living in pre-US
cities like San Antonio, El Paso, Laredo, San Diego, Los Angeles
and all the way up to San Francisco?
Originally posted by GermanShep
I wonder if the billboard showed men with pointy white hats and robes said to rise up if anyone would care..
Gs