Eva Mayhabal

On International Day of Women & Girls in Science, we celebrate Dominique Pablito (Navajo, Zuni, Comanche) a Ph.D. candidate breaking barriers in cancer research while mentoring Native students. Her work empowers future Native scientists & strengthens community trust in healthcare

CÓMO PREPARARSE PARA EL COLAPSO DEL CAPITALISMO - Bill Mollison, cocreador de Permacultura. 1. Aprenda a plantar, no solo un huerto, sino también cultivos básicos (maíz, yuca, etc.) y árboles (frutales, nativos, leñosos).

"Cuando estoy bailando, se me olvida todo y mi cuerpo se mueve al ritmo de la música. Ni siquiera puedo mirar para ningún lado. Solamente enfocada en mi cuerpo, bailando. Y me hace tan feliz". Hoy es un gran día para oír el episodio "Salones de baile": radioambulante.org/audio/salones-…

En lengua nahua a los eclipses de Sol se les describía como Tonatiuh qualo, “el Sol es comido”. Imagen: Eclipse de Sol. Códice Telleriano Remensis. Reprografía: Raíces.

Did you know that tamales are one of the world’s oldest foods that we still consume today?

UNTITLED from PALESTINE SERIES, Abdelrahman Al Muzayen, 2000

Lily Gladstone makes history as the first Indigenous Golden Globes winner for Best Performance by an Actress in a Motion Picture - Drama. Congratulations, @Lily_Gladstone. We are incredibly proud of you!   #RepresentationMatters #GoldenGlobes #NativePower #Hollywood

🎉 Se acabó la espera: ¡volvimos! 🎉 Hoy estrenamos la temporada 13 con el episodio "Hombre de barro". Es una historia desde Veracruz, México, sobre las líneas difusas entre lo original y lo falso. ⬇️ radioambulante.org/audio/hombre-d…

Sergio Hernández, reconocido como el heredero directo de la destacada tradición de la plástica oaxaqueña. Su mural "En Vilo" forma parte de la @FESAragonUNAM. Mira su proceso de creación. 👇

The incredible migration of green sea turtles migrating to Raine Island Australia, to lay eggs Females travel through featureless monumental expanses of open ocean to return to where they were born, the place their mothers chose to nest 1/🧵

I was also trying to capture the motion of birds, and the shape that profile created led us to play with that round belly in the 3rd and 4th sketches

La madrugada del 9 de julio de 2011 el cantautor Facundo Cabral fue asesinado. Hoy, a 12 años de su muerte, no olvidamos esta canción que tocó a miles en el mundo. Este episodio recuerda aquella noche y lo que significó para Gabriela Llanos y su padre. radioambulante.org/audio/facundo

@ProfCeciliaM Not reading but worth a listen @radioambulante on recent organizing: radioambulante.org/en/audio-en/th…

I'm updating my Latinx Social Movements syllabus and I'm curious what folks are excited about assigning/reading? I'd love any suggestions!

American Rent Is Due

An elite, white majority determining after just 50 years of weak, half-hearted affirmative action efforts, that they are the ones to decide that enough has been done to address centuries of explicit racial exclusion against Black people is the most American ruling ever.

@nickwestes Miguel Leon Portilla Yasnaya Elena Aguilar Gil ✨Beautiful 🧵

Who are your favorite American Indian philosophers? Comment below. I'll share mine, too.

Recent research revealed that this obsidian mirror was used by Queen Elizabeth I's famed political advisor and occultist, John Dee, to 'speak' with angels. It has been determined that the mirror has Aztec origins. Crafted in Mexico over 500 years ago, it most likely ended up in Europe as part of the expeditions led by Hernan Cortes. Currently, the mirror is on display at the British Museum. John Dee had a diverse range of interests, including astronomy, astrology, alchemy, and mathematics. He served as an advisor to Queen Elizabeth I from the beginning of her reign in 1558 until the 1570s. Dee was also a strong advocate for overseas exploration and the establishment of colonies. Later in his life, he became involved in divination and the occult, seeking to communicate with angels through the use of scryers—individuals who can divine the future—using artifacts such as mirrors and crystals. Scholars have determined that Dee's mirror, along with another mirror, originated in Pachucha, located just northeast of Mexico City. The third mirror and the slab came from Ucareo, approximately 150 miles west. Both regions were under Aztec control during the early 16th century. The Aztecs regarded obsidian as a protective material with medicinal properties, viewing its reflective surface as a shield against evil spirits. This volcanic glass was also associated with death, the underworld, and the capturing of a person's image and soul. Following the invasion of the Aztec capital of Tenochtitlán by forces commanded by Hernán Cortés in 1521, treasures, including obsidian mirrors, were swiftly shipped back to Europe.

“White privilege is saying that Black people destroy neighborhoods, while forgetting that white people have destroyed continents.”