This Sunday Jan 10th ACP-CSU will be hosting a book discussion on “Are Prisons Obsolete?” By Angela Davis. This is one part of our Abolition discussion series!
This Friday, folks are joining together for a silent caravan and Posada for Andres Guardado in #DTLA. It will be the 6 month anniversary of his killing by #MiguelVega from #LASD. Come out and support continued push for #JusticeForAndresGuardado
Merry Christmas, Feliz Navidad my beautiful people! 💙☺️🎄✨
Hope you spend it well with your loved ones, eat delicious foods, have lots of laughs & smiles today (and always). Stay safe & let the good times continue to roll. Love + peace to all of you 💙✨🎄
@CSULA_LAS A9: I think I’m spaces, such as, #LAS4500 there is awareness about issues like the genocide in #Guatemala and the U.S. but other than that I would say there is not. The majority of people u spoke to these past few days were not even aware of what #IndigenousPeoplesDay is.
@CSULA_LAS The reason that When the Mountains Tremble has endured is because of the sense of hope that change was possible. The pro-democracy forces did not win against the dictatorship, but their ideas, their optimism and bravery is a testament to those who fought. #LAS4500@CSULA_LAS
A4: How does anyone fight a system that holds so much power through violence and social control? At times it seems as if these problems are only getting worse #las4500
@m_ines_taracena@CSULA_LAS Every genocide has its deniers. Look at the deniers of the Holocaust (white supremacists), of the Armenian genocide (the Turks) and of Rwanda. The genocide case built in Guatemala by the survivors and their allies took 30 years and is a model for whole world. #LAS4500@CSULA_LAS