abolir el Servicio de Inmigración y Control de Aduanas de EE.UU. - Brenda Calderon

A mis compañeros inmigrantes - Rachel Anna Smart

Enviaré mi nariz de regreso a Polonia.

Mis manos de regreso a Inglaterra.

Enviaré parte de mi piel a Alemania y parte de mi cabello a Escocia.

Pero mi corazón... lo guardaré en Nəxʷq̓iyt.

Belonging, Justice, kitsap, Love, RacismDanielle Rueb - CastillejoNovember 27, 2023racism, immigrant, fellow, PGST, SUQUAMISH, north kitsap, reservation, inmigrante, connection, woman of color, women who lead, women, married, partner, poulsbo, poulsbo city council, family, ancestors, resistance, resist, resistence, Rachel smart, smart, racismo, colonization, estela, estela castillejo, latina, indigenous, native, tribe, North Kitsap high school, high school, therapist, trauma informed care, artist, dancer, artista, justicia, ships, amor, African American, steps, system, systemic, systemic injustice, grandparents, revenge, republican, latino, latinx, latine, latinos, mexicano, mixed race, colonizers, board, school district, northwest, northwest hopeful horizons, hope, dancer belong, humans, human rights, humano, robin hunt, naacp, tribal council, dad, shoulders, burden, carga, care, up from slavery, bremerton, silverdale, queen, queer, neoqueer, lgbtq, poetry, poem, poemas, England, germany, german, english, scotland, nose, poland, dna, ancestry.com, shipping, spanish, suffer, sufrir, pacific northwest, children, ninos, adios, conquistadores, the arise podcast, blogger, blogging, the justice chronicles, chronicles, cornices de la justicia, cornices de justicia, ivory, towers, bodies, climb, fences, walls, guns, dogsComment

To my fellow immigrants. - Rachel Anna Smart

My hands back to England.

I’ll send some of my skin back to Germany and some of my hair back to Scotland.

But my heart... I’ll keep that in Nəxʷq̓iyt.

With all the love and anger of my Seya still flowing in it.

Belonging, Justice, kitsap, Love, RacismDanielle Rueb - CastillejoNovember 27, 2023racism, immigrant, fellow, PGST, SUQUAMISH, north kitsap, reservation, inmigrante, connection, woman of color, women who lead, women, married, partner, poulsbo, poulsbo city council, family, ancestors, resistance, resist, resistence, Rachel smart, smart, racismo, colonization, estela, estela castillejo, latina, indigenous, native, tribe, North Kitsap high school, high school, therapist, trauma informed care, artist, dancer, artista, justicia, ships, amor, African American, steps, system, systemic, systemic injustice, grandparents, revenge, republican, latino, latinx, latine, latinos, mexicano, mixed race, colonizers, board, school district, northwest, northwest hopeful horizons, hope, dancer belong, humans, human rights, humano, robin hunt, naacp, tribal council, dad, shoulders, burden, carga, care, up from slavery, bremerton, silverdale, queen, queer, neoqueer, lgbtq, poetry, poem, poemas, England, germany, german, english, scotland, nose, poland, dna, ancestry.com, shipping, spanish, suffer, sufrir, pacific northwest, children, ninos, adios, conquistadores, the arise podcast, blogger, blogging, the justice chronicles, chronicles, cornices de la justicia, cornices de justicia, ivory, towers, bodies, climb, fences, walls, guns, dogs Comment

Boletín del Racismo por Vanessa Larios

Mientras escribo esto, estoy sentado aquí pensando ¿cuándo terminará el racismo? ¿Qué va a hacer falta? Desde mi primer día en el jardín de infantes, me sentí diferente. No sabía inglés, siempre era el último en aprenderlo todo. Mis padres no tenían el típico trabajo estadounidense. Mis padres no eran abogados, médicos ni maestros, mi papá es paisajista y mi mamá limpiaba casas.