@tefasorousrex.bsky.social
Queer forced migrant from Colombia living in Massachussets that loves the earth the people in it and public power trough worker solidarity and union organizing. Mother of Rosie the socialist dogo
Here in tears thinking of the love for my dog and how incredibly traumatic must be what every family in CA is going trough.
remember
NO MATTER WHAT
THIS IS NOT
THE PEOPLES FAULT!
NOT IT IS BU COINCIDENCE!
It’s by design
They will make money and profit out of all our pain
WE MUST FIGHT BACK!
remember
NO MATTER WHAT
THIS IS NOT
THE PEOPLES FAULT!
NOT IT IS BU COINCIDENCE!
It’s by design
They will make money and profit out of all our pain
WE MUST FIGHT BACK!
January 10, 2025 at 7:54 AM
Here in tears thinking of the love for my dog and how incredibly traumatic must be what every family in CA is going trough.
remember
NO MATTER WHAT
THIS IS NOT
THE PEOPLES FAULT!
NOT IT IS BU COINCIDENCE!
It’s by design
They will make money and profit out of all our pain
WE MUST FIGHT BACK!
remember
NO MATTER WHAT
THIS IS NOT
THE PEOPLES FAULT!
NOT IT IS BU COINCIDENCE!
It’s by design
They will make money and profit out of all our pain
WE MUST FIGHT BACK!
Puerto Rico, Home of resistance, oasis of healing and inspiration for public power and the future of dignity mama pacha and those within deserve 🫶
November 27, 2024 at 3:25 AM
Puerto Rico, Home of resistance, oasis of healing and inspiration for public power and the future of dignity mama pacha and those within deserve 🫶
Co governance reading for History of movements class spark notes by tefa
November 18, 2024 at 4:14 PM
Co governance reading for History of movements class spark notes by tefa
Casa Pueblo is an environmental community organization in Adjuntas, Puerto Rico, headed by Alexis Massol-González, a civil engineer and winner of the 2002 Goldman Environmental Prize. An example we should use to design our infrastructures in the left.
November 11, 2024 at 2:59 PM
Casa Pueblo is an environmental community organization in Adjuntas, Puerto Rico, headed by Alexis Massol-González, a civil engineer and winner of the 2002 Goldman Environmental Prize. An example we should use to design our infrastructures in the left.