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@ArtDirtyBastard @Ed_Balloon @SuperRare the concept of crypto twitter being a general audience

@_johnsonator @Ed_Balloon @SuperRare Expected a general audience to understand a niche reference. Gangsta Boo voice: yeah hoe

Thanks for clarifying, @Ed_Balloon. I run Marketing at @SuperRare. I created Lola. While doing so, I referenced the Art Hoe Movement, as I saw similarities b/t its values and crypto art. I’m a Black woman and I wanted to reference something cool from my culture in my work.

For all those Ceasar Chavez schools looking for new names: Dolores Huerta Dolores Huerta Dolores Huerta Dolores Huerta Dolores Huerta Dolores Huerta Dolores Huerta

more correct examples

what ct thinks what an art hoe an art hoe is actually is

Listen I was an art hoe before “art hoe” was created And I’m a black artist

@Jeni_Pepen feel how you want

@_johnsonator Spare us please . Missed the mark completely.

i do it for the art hoes

@im_jonooo @787FKA 🌀💖

@787FKA coming soon cc: @_johnsonator

Art Hoe Daughter or Gay NFT Son?

Cesar Chavez day should be changed to Dolores Huerta day

It really sucks that so many women across races and movements have buried their own abuse to advance the movements and greater good of their ppl. That don’t feel or sound good at all :(

@Ed_Balloon @jokawaharalino @im_jonooo totally down to connect 💖

@_johnsonator @jokawaharalino @im_jonooo I deff want you and Joana to connect though she is good people

…art ‘hoe’

It’s terrible that Huerta felt like she had to keep this secret for so long in fear of “hurting the movement.” This speaks to a long-enduring attitude among working class organizations where sexual abuse of female comrades is silenced in favor of protecting the “bigger cause.”

Most people don’t live to see 96 years old. Dolores Huertas did. And for most of her life she had to uphold a legacy of a man that didn’t deserved to be upheld. Protected his life at the expense of her and the children of his that she secretly bore.

Lmaoooooo

@maenadart fair enough. thank you for your perspective :-)

first of all, congrats on your work i can see the intention behind it and i respect that. but i do feel like the audience here might not have been fully taken into account. with references like this, context, audience, and positioning become especially important. coming from an archaeology background, i don’t really see references like this as neutral aesthetics. they’re tied to specific histories, identities, and forms of visibility. for example, i wasn’t even familiar with the art hoe movement before this. i appreciate learning about it, and i can see why it matters but it still feels like it was used outside of its context here. there’s a concept in archaeology called “entanglement” meaning is shaped through relationships and context, not in isolation. so when a term is taken out of that network and placed somewhere else, it can shift or lose its original weight. and that’s also why it feels a bit strange to see an ai agent positioned as representing a “community” in this way. that’s why the reaction wasn’t surprising to me. it wasn’t just about the wording, but about how and where it was used.

I am an art hoe Embrace it.

If you're asking why Dolores Huerta didn't speak up until now, kindly check yourself, and stop victim-blaming.

@rhtkpr you and me both

art hoe controversy was not on my bingo card when i woke up today