Protect Trans Rights!
The wave of anti-trans legislation that the right wing is using to mobilize their base has hit a new, dangerous low. Greg Abbot has officially directed Family and Protective Services to begin investigating all trans
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Markham Elementary Mural
I’m happy to announce that I am designing a mural for Markham Elementary School in East Oakland! I’ll be collaborating with Project Backboard, Trust for Public Land, Green Schoolyards and Warriors Community Foundation. Markham is 1 of 5
Protect Black Wombs!
During this year’s Sundance, I watched the powerful documentary film AFTERSHOCK, by Paula Eiselt & Tonya Lewis Lee. The film addresses the disturbing rate at which Black women are dying during or after childbirth –
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activism anti-capitalism body children & youth climate change commissions cultural strategy ecology & animals education experimental families farming feminisms & gender food gender violence healing health & illness Indigenous inspiration love masturabation nature oakland plants power pussy power sexual freedom slut women of color
Protect Trans Rights!
The wave of anti-trans legislation that the right wing is using to mobilize their base has hit a new, dangerous low. Greg Abbot has officially directed Family and Protective Services to begin investigating all trans
Markham Elementary Mural
I’m happy to announce that I am designing a mural for Markham Elementary School in East Oakland! I’ll be collaborating with Project Backboard, Trust for Public Land, Green Schoolyards and Warriors Community Foundation. Markham is 1 of 5
Protect Black Wombs!
During this year’s Sundance, I watched the powerful documentary film AFTERSHOCK, by Paula Eiselt & Tonya Lewis Lee. The film addresses the disturbing rate at which Black women are dying during or after childbirth –
