Guayaberas are sexxxxy (Taken with instagram)

Music Viernes vol. 1

sharing some videos i think are dope!

Bocafloja-Autonomo

Los Rakas-Sueño Americano

Los Tigres Del Norte + Calle 13- America

Stevie Wonder-Isn’t She Lovely

Bill Withers-Grandma’s Hands

LOS NA + EYEDEA

disputeone:

graffroots:

Eyedea and Felipe of Los Nativos freestyling at Fifth Element.
classic.

RIP Eyedea.

Miss you fam!

Occupy Homes MN defending 3rd eviction of Cruz’s home. Look at MPLS Chief Tim Dolan  STEP ON PEOPLE. 

Latin Breed-If You Need Me

If you don’t know who Latin Breed is and are brown as the earth we walk on. You need to check this out.

HELL YEAAHHH! JEFF CHANG, AUTHOR OF CAN’T STOP, WON’T STOP ACCEPTED MY FB FRIEND REQUEST! 

selchieproductions:

Film footage marks 20-year anniversary of ‘Yanomami Park’
© Survival International

Yanomami Indians in Brazil have released aerial film footage of an uncontacted Indian community, to mark the 20th anniversary of the creation of the ‘Yanomami Park’.

This Yanomami area straddling the Brazil-Venezuela border is the largest forested indigenous territory in the world, thanks to which uncontacted groups – including the one in the footage – have managed to survive.

The scenes were captured during an overflight carried out by Brazil’s Indian Affairs Department, FUNAI, and the Yanomami organization Hutukara.

Thousands of goldminers are now thought to be operating illegally in the territory, one group just 15km from this uncontacted village. The miners are putting the Indians’ lives at risk by transmitting diseases and polluting their rivers with mercury.

An operation is under way to remove them, but the Yanomami are calling for proper long-term measures to keep illegal invaders out.

The Yanomami have released aerial film footage to mark the 20th anniversary of the creation of the 'Yanomami Park'


Davi Kopenawa, Yanomami shaman and spokesman who has become known as ‘the Dalai Lama of the rainforest’, says in the film, ‘I would like the non-Indians to respect their own law… so the uncontacted Yanomami can live in peace’.

Photographs released last year also proved the existence of this uncontacted Yanomami community.

The Yanomami Park in Brazil was created on 25 May 1992, following years of campaigning by Davi Kopenawa Yanomami, Survival International, and the Pro Yanomami Commission.

Survival continues to work alongside the Yanomami of Brazil and Venezuela, in their campaign to protect their forest from invasions.

Read an article by Survival’s Director on the 20th anniversary of the Yanomami Park, and the historic campaign that secured it.

hieuminhbeing:

ITS THE FINAL STRETCH!!

Hi friends(again)!!! The video contest for Write Bloody Publishing is still happening. Here is video of me performing my poem A/S/L. Please if you haven’t had the chance I would love for you to watch it. If you enjoyed the poem I would really appreciate it if you could ‘LIKE’ it on YouTube, and if you feel the urge to share the link or reblog this that would be amazing. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you

Vote often please!!

DOOMTREE- LITTLE MERCY #NOKINGS «< THIS IS MY CURRENT JAM

latinorebels:

we like big books and we cannot lie! #humor

grooveymutation:

themad-hattar:

lilygetsfit:

YOU OTHER READERS CAN’T DENY

WHEN A BOOK WALKS IN WITH A GOOD PLOT BASE

AND A BIG SPINE IN YOUR FACE YOU GET SPRUNG

WANNA PULL OUT YOUR PENS

‘CAUSE YOU NOTICED THAT BOOK WAS DENSE

READING, HALF-RIMS I’M WEARING

I’M HOOKED AND I AIN’T CARING

OH BABY I WANT AN E-READER

AND A MEANINGFUL METER

MY TEACHERS TRIED TO TRAIN ME

THAT BOOK YOU GOT MAKES ME SO BRAINY

OH MY GOD.

(Source: thedailywhat)