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Une grande pensée aujourd'hui, journée internationale des migrants, à toutes ceux et toutes celles qui quittent leurs pays pour vivre leurs rêves dans des conditions difficiles. Une grande prière pour tous les migrants du refuge d'Ixtepec, à tous les couples qui galèrent en préfecture ou derrière des barbelés. Votre courage et vos luttes vous mèneront quelque part. Battez vous pour vos droits, aucun être humain ne devrait vivre dans la peur, dans la violence, dans la misère. https://www.connectedwalls.com/fr/intro Connected Walls - Spain/Morocco - Film on topic #LOVE from CONNECTED WALLS on Vimeo .

  September 26, 1942 – May 15, 2004  "Asombra pensar que hemos quedado en ese pozo oscuro donde el mundo encierra  a las lesbianas. Asombra pensar que hemos, como feministas y lesbianas, cerrado nuestros corazones a los hombres, a nuestros hermanos  los jotos, desheredados y marginales como nosotros. Being the supreme  crossers of cultures, homosexuals have strong bond with the queer white, Black, Asian, Native American, Latino, and with the queer in Italy, Australia and the rest of the planet. We come from all colors, all classes, all races, all time periods. OUR ROLE IS TO LINK PEOPLE WITH EACH OTHER- the black with Jews with Indians with Asians with whites with extraterrestrials. It is to tranfer ideas and information from one culture to another. Colored homosexuals have more knowledge of other cultures; have always been at the forefront (although sometimes in the closet) of all liberation struggles in this country; have suffered more injustice...

Escucha la musica de este oceano que es este gran libro para tenderte un puente de flores (de estos unicos que huellen a ti). Acariciando con su oido al azahar la poesia profética de Audre Lorde...  " Now Woman power is Black power is Human power is always feeling my heart beats as my hands move as my mouth speaks I am are you Ready". Audre Lorde  in New York Head Shop and Museum (1974)

Audre Lorde (1934-1992) Paper delivered at the fourth Berkshire Conference on the History of women, Mount Holyoke College August 25, 1978