I drew, Gina, holding the world accountable for the recent sexist news media from our Commander in Chief promoting rudeness and sexual violence. Gina eats deception and lies in the political realm and brings transparency and light to real world issues affecting us all on similar and different levels. We must learn how to break down fears of the unknown.\u00a0By diving in and\u00a0constantly exploring uncharted territory, we can diminish fear.<\/p>\n
By using humor, visual keys, and repetition, Gina is able to communicate with her audience of young, old, and hopefully, Americana y Latina in a friendly space with our neighbors.<\/p>\n
This piece can be preformed over and over again by simply preparing a new bubble wall and laundering the coloring quilt.<\/p>\n
The collaboration wall has two\u00a0sentences to complete, in your very own speech or thought bubble. Tenemos and Necesitamos (we have and we need). These answers hold important insight into our “wants”. We have to know what we have and what we need in order to get what we want. If you want “change” you must be the change to make the difference.<\/p>\n
Change begins with yourself. Then, your family and lastly your community. Outside of our bubbles we have very little influence. If changes are to be made on a larger scale, the process must begin at the local, precinct level\u00a0(community\/herd).<\/p>\n
Don’t be a sheep;\u00a0know what you stand for and how communicate your wants and desires. By acting\u00a0with those around and\u00a0organizing and spreading information, you are making a difference.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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