Carmen Cruz-Venie
@zennew.bsky.social
Trying to make a difference one day at a time. Mom, Grandma, Friend. Documentarian
May 8, 2025 at 12:00 PM
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Can’t emphasize this enough: if you’re feeling overwhelmed by the debased assault on our country, the antidote is connecting with other people in the flesh who are feeling the same way. There are millions of us.
March 15, 2025 at 6:14 PM
Can’t emphasize this enough: if you’re feeling overwhelmed by the debased assault on our country, the antidote is connecting with other people in the flesh who are feeling the same way. There are millions of us.
March 16, 2025 at 3:48 PM
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We just walked out of the state of the Union. My shirt showed Trump an important message: NO KINGS LIVE HERE.
In the spirit of student protestors from the Civil Rights Movement, I’m proud to have protested and walked out with many of my colleagues. This is NOT a normal time.
In the spirit of student protestors from the Civil Rights Movement, I’m proud to have protested and walked out with many of my colleagues. This is NOT a normal time.
March 5, 2025 at 2:52 AM
We just walked out of the state of the Union. My shirt showed Trump an important message: NO KINGS LIVE HERE.
In the spirit of student protestors from the Civil Rights Movement, I’m proud to have protested and walked out with many of my colleagues. This is NOT a normal time.
In the spirit of student protestors from the Civil Rights Movement, I’m proud to have protested and walked out with many of my colleagues. This is NOT a normal time.
Seen in Maui, Hawaii.
February 26, 2025 at 11:29 PM
Seen in Maui, Hawaii.
#BadBunny “Lo Que Le Paso a Hawaii” a song that has ignited conversations about #PuertoRico and #Hawaii, gentrification, displacement, tradition, identity, etc. In 1900-01 approximately 5200 were recruited to work in the sugar plantations. A story of Puerto Rico, Hawaii and the United States.
February 24, 2025 at 3:18 AM
#BadBunny “Lo Que Le Paso a Hawaii” a song that has ignited conversations about #PuertoRico and #Hawaii, gentrification, displacement, tradition, identity, etc. In 1900-01 approximately 5200 were recruited to work in the sugar plantations. A story of Puerto Rico, Hawaii and the United States.
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This is so incredibly sad. Cecelia is a friend and I know so many amazing people like her, who are here, escaping political violence, and working to make a life in the US.
February 4, 2025 at 12:20 AM
This is so incredibly sad. Cecelia is a friend and I know so many amazing people like her, who are here, escaping political violence, and working to make a life in the US.
I am exhausted and it has only been two week…
February 2, 2025 at 10:20 AM
I am exhausted and it has only been two week…