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here’s a friendly reminder for survivors of any sort of abuse that

It wasnt your fault

You are strong

You didnt ask for it

No one gets to invalidate your experience

If someone invalidates your experience, you get to dump their ass

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Un día como hoy 14 de septiembre, tan solo tres dias después del golpe de estado y asesinato de Salvador Allende, fue también asesinado por la dictadura fascista de Augusto Pinochet el cantante popular chileno Víctor Jara. 44 disparos y 56 fracturas, cortaron sus manos y su lengua.

Hoy su canto sigue en el pueblo.

Hoy su canto sigue en el pueblo.

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Catedral de Morelia, Michoacán

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Motecuhzoma Xocoyotzin, known as Moctezuma or Montezuma, ruled Tenochtitlan and the Mexica Empire between 1502 and 1520. His name means Your Lord Frowns, The Youngest Child. In 1519, he received the Spanish troops in the capital of Tenochtitlan. He was later made prisoner and died in unclear circumstances. After his death, a mexica uprising expelled the Spanish from the city, allowing his brother, Cuitlahuac, to take the throne.

My painting "Cuauhtemoc" tells the story of the fall of Tenochtitlan. Click here for a print!

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Un diá como hoy mayo 24 de 1980 en la Ciudad de México fallece a los 72 años el muralista tapatía Jorge González Camarena.

Desde mi punto de vista mejor que Siqueiros, Orozco y muy por encima de Rivera; González Camarena es por mucho el mas vanguardista de los muralistas mexicanos.

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Ring bubbles

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https://www.instagram.com/reel/CN5GfHeIKtI/?igshid=1s5ev7bensvyj

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Andydaos

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Frida Kahlo in front of the Blue House  1930.

Photography © Frida Kahlo Museum

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Two Women* (Detail)   -   Frida Kahlo , 1928

Mexican, 1907-1954

* Salvadora and Herminia

Oil on canvas

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Percy Shelley memorial at Oxford to depict his body washed up on the shore after drowning. Percy attended Oxford for a short time and was later expelled for writing The Necessity of Atheism.