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13 Essential Songs From the Le***an Label Olivia Records The record company was formed in 1973 with the goals of telling q***r women’s stories and putting profits in the pockets of gay artists working outside the mainstream music industry.

Honor Juneteenth by listening to speeches by legendary Black activist Angela Davis on Spotify Spotify is known for music and, increasingly, podcasts, but the streaming service also has a treasure trove of relevant speeches from Angela Davis.

The haters: "I'll bet you can't build a drone out of garbage".

Us:

Balloon-like Object in Japanese Sky Sets Twitter Afire with Talk of UFOs, Godzilla Television footage taken in the northeastern city of Sendai showed a balloon-like object above a cross, on which propellers seemed to be turning.

U.S. Supreme Court clears way for pipeline to cross Appalachian Trail Ruling against environmentalists, the U.S. Supreme Court on Monday decided that the federal government has the authority to allow a proposed $7.5 billion natural gas pipeline to cross under the popular Appalachian Trail in rural Virginia.

Trans Mountain Pipeline Spills up to 50,000 Gallons of Oil on Indigenous Land in BC Canada's Trans Mountain pipeline spilled as many as 50,000 gallons of crude oil in Abbotsford, BC, reinforcing concerns about the safety of the pipeline's planned expansion. ​Chief Dalton Silver of the Sumas First Nation told CTV News that the spill occurred on his reserve on fields over an aquife...

Many Native Artists are taking challenges, like artists everywhere, are sharing on social media some of their favorite pieces.

Richard Zane Smith shares

"What have they done to our Sister?"
Beans and Squash Lament.

It is a response to the genetic modification of Corn (also Squash) in our country and the world. These Sisters are from the Americas and the world receives corn and have embraced both Corn and Squash and Beans for hundreds of years. They even have their own stories of them in their cultural teachings today. Well over 90% of the traditional food of corn sold is GMO modified in the United States. That means (among other things) that our children ingest high amounts of things like roundup that's been placed within the GMO Corn DNA itself. They do this to make the corn sprouts tolerant of the spraying of pesticides in the miles of fields in places like Nebraska, and Idaho, and many other states that are the heartland of food production in our country. So when Richard Zane Smith makes a piece of art that laments the fate of Corn, we lament as well.

Indigenous Art speaks searingly important truths to power and towards the imbalances in our world that we all face today. It's important to understand the meanings within the art whenever possible.

Collection of Museum of Arts and Design NY, NY.

Building gardens on common grounds | Catalyst Magazine Since its inception in March, the Neighborhood Resili­ency Initiative (NRI) has installed over 20 community gardens in the Salt Lake Valley, from Rose Park to Draper. The project’s purpose is to increase the supply of locally grown fresh food by connecting neighbors willing to share labor, land, ...

From Silence to Action — Audre Lorde In this essay, first presented in 1977, Audre Lorde argues for women’s solidarity. The Transformation of Silence Into Language and Action by Audre Lorde I would like to preface my remarks on the transformation of silence into language and action with a poem. The title of it is “A Song For Many M...