Sep 2nd, 2010 @ 12:36 pm
Joshua Tuscan has been to Lancaster Arts Hotel in Lancaster.
Joshua Tuscan has been to Lancaster Arts Hotel in Lancaster.
Aug 31st, 2010 @ 5:11 pm
@ 5:09 pm
(via vicsilove)
Reblogged from SPREADING THE LOVE.
Aug 17th, 2010 @ 3:20 pm
Where can I find a print of this? I need to buy it and hang it on my wall.
@ 3:01 pm
word:
“the second we let go it happened”
Raleigh Denim: Handcrafted in North Carolina (by David Huppert)
Reblogged from the "word(s).*.
@ 2:46 pm
“The power of [Howard] Zinn’s scholarship—which I have watched over the past few weeks open the eyes of young, mostly African-Americans to their own history and the structures that perpetuate misery for the poor and gluttony and privilege for the elite—explains why the FBI, which released its 423-page file on Zinn on July 30, saw him as a threat. Zinn, who died in January at the age of 87, did not advocate violence or support the overthrow of the government, something he told FBI interrogators on several occasions. He was rather an example of how genuine intellectual thought is always subversive. It always challenges prevailing assumptions as well as political and economic structures. It is based on a fierce moral autonomy and personal courage and it is uniformly branded by the power elite as “political.” Zinn was a threat not because he was a violent revolutionary or a communist but because he was fearless and told the truth.”
Chris Hedges (via azspot) (via dalasverdugo)
One of my personal heroes and only “celebrity” death that has ever felt like family to me.
Reblogged from Pseudolectual.
@ 2:40 pm
“Have you ever wondered why the Wall Street speculators who brought down the economy are still being rewarded with vast fortunes? Or why teachers, nurses, factory workers, truck drivers, and all the people who do real work are struggling to put food on the table? The pundits talk about a jobless recovery. But how can it be a recovery when jobs remain so scarce and pay so little? And why do so many people find that the harder they work, the more they owe the bank? Welcome to the phantom wealth economy—designed and managed by Wall Street bankers and corporations. They profit from packaging and selling worthless mortgages, manipulating share prices, and charging usurious interest rates. They thrive on financial bubbles, low wages, foreign sweatshops, tax evasion, and public subsidies. They overcharge us for medicines, tell us we can’t have essential medical treatment, pollute and pillage the environment, corrupt politicians, and get us ever deeper in debt.”
David Korten (via azspot) (via dalasverdugo)
So true…. nothing will change though until people do not desire this packaged garbage they sell.
Reblogged from Pseudolectual.
@ 2:31 pm
Mulberry Street circa 1900.
This is fascinating to me. If it were a movie, I would watch it for days.
Reblogged from Jacob Bijani.
@ 2:09 pm
Real work. Neat.
Jul 7th, 2010 @ 4:40 pm
Joshua Tuscan added a trip to Mystic Harbor in July.
Joshua Tuscan added a trip to Mystic Harbor in July.
