My friend and famed Librotraficante put out a call on Facebook for people to cut up two laws: Florida's Stand Your Ground law and Arizona's anti-education, anti-book law that prohibited Mexican-American Studies in Tucson (Text of that law here).
Here's what he said on Facebook:
And yesterday, I came up with this (click to enlarge):
Thanks, Harbeer, for the prompt. Let's make more!
Take their words! Reconstruct them! Resignify these awful texts!
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What a concept. We are making our voices heard. For those who would like to bring their art, their poems, their presence and voices--come Sunday, April 1st to The University Museum at Texas Southern University. We need a diverse group to get together, tape our work. This is the last day of 1000 Words | 1000 Kalema Exhibition where a picture is worth is thousand words. Whoever shall share their narratives can tell a story that will reverberate for 7 generations. Go, Go, Go! perri@pkandcompany.com. Gracias. Palabras! Words! Kalema! Words!
I love the cluser of "chool"s near "grouping of/language,"
Thanks friends.
PK - Send me more info! Time?
KL - Yeah, and "chool" is pronounced "cho-ol" like a Mayan word. :)
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