@marimatsuda.bsky.social
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Another printmaker, critical race theorist, intersectional feminist, organic gardener, found object instrument maker, metalsmith for peace. marimatsuda.art
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Thanks for the push, just emailed my uni
Love the celebration of honest labor.
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“Part of being a revolutionary is creating a vision that is more humane. That is more fun, too. That is more loving. It's really working to create something beautiful."
— Assata Shakur
(July 16, 1947- September 26, 2025)
Solidarity action for marchers in Gunsan, Korea protesting destruction of tidal flats where the Sura birds live - to build yet another US military serving airport. Birds not bombs! Sura, aka Kuaka, long distance record-holding migratory champ, beloved in Polynesia, not just Korea.
Happy to support this project. Every kid should know Benjamin Lay.
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A beautifully illustrated children's book on the life of Benjamin Lay, a courageous little person who stood tall against oppression.
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Thank you for writing this lovely piece. I still, tentatively, believe it was not for nothing, because they left us an obligation to fight and that is something.
Someone told me bt can hurt bees. Is this true?
For Asian America the line between citizen and foreigner has never meant safety. Here is my etching from my grandmother’s painting of Heart Mountain, where she was imprisoned with her US citizen sons. My father volunteered for combat duty from behind barbed wire.
No, it fell out of their pocket when they dropped their pants to… whatever. Same reason you find coins, right?
Happy May Day! To go with all of todayʻs union actions, here is when the amazing artist Favianna Rodrigues visited my drawings of 1940s-70s struggles. (Last week to see these at Native Books/Arts and Letters)
Union power as far as you can see outside the Honolulu federal building. You will have to imagine the sound of hundreds singing Solidarity Forever to go with these pics.
Hi, maybe ask a botanist if they are samara (seeds with wings) Charms to make trees do well?
What was on the playlist at your university’s action today? Bet you can’t top The Times They Are A Changin followed by Kaulana Nā Pua
Aloha from the resistance, Honolulu.
Thanks, Mary, for pushing all of us to fight back. Humanities = human. Everything we do to survive and find love and know ourselves. Our beating hearts. Plus, once I was a debt-burdened asst prof who really needed those tiny grants.
I did this. Takes maybe one minute. Via American Historical Association.
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URGENT: Save the NEH
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Your mother and her parents are watching from somewhere and they are soooo proud. A 3 generation legacy of holding Harvard to the highest standards.
A waiting room for a pediatrician, with your kid. My family’s pediatrician in DC told me there were parents she never saw, only the nanny. I was shocked. It seems so basic to parenting.
Qualitative info as well: my mom was a Headstart trainer. Headstart moms got help with getting GEDs, going on to college, pulling whole families out of poverty.Years later women still tell me “your mom made me register at HCC (local community college)”
I converted an old guitar into a dobro by adding a resonator and a thrift shop tray for a cover.
Thank you for knowing and remembering.