Empiezo esta pieza de una forma contemporánea:
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I begin this piece with a modern approach:
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On February 20, President Donald Trump’s administration revoked the extension of Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for Haitians, just weeks after revoking TPS for Venezuelans. Haitian nationals who have used this opportunity to leverage what the United States offers are now left to decide, with no real direction, what happens next.
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This month, we honor women—the unsung, the widely recognized, and those whose legacies have left tangible marks on our history and in our streets. (In Berlin, for example, a square and a street are named after Rosa Luxemburg.) But let’s not forget that the gender gap is strikingly present everywhere.
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You, who are staying silent. Going about your daily lives as if nothing has changed. Who do you think you are? We are way beyond “let this radicalize you, baby,” because the content has been shared, the violence has been witnessed, the murders and genocides have taken place, the rights have been taken away.
How about you just give a shit that people’s rights and ability to stay alive are being taken away in a frenzy of executive orders by gloating politicians and their rich counterparts.
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Less than two months have passed since Donald Trump took office as the 45th/47th president of the United States, and already numerous executive orders have been signed, along with a series of television moments worthy of a bad reality show.
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I am utterly sick of the “I told you so’s”, fake outrage, or apathy from an array of establishment Democrats and content creator “activists” that do not have layered, intersectional or deep-rooted activism or are not a part of activist communities (digital, global, in-person, local, or otherwise).
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you look beautiful.
no, really.
the kind of beautiful that makes people cry
even when they don’t know why.
lace like mist around your shoulders,
lilies lining the aisle,
his hands steady, waiting—
& you, smiling like you believe it.
& maybe you do.
mostly.