I won't let power keep me from liberation
Item
- Title
- I won't let power keep me from liberation
- Description
- Pollution and exposure to hazardous environments are not natural--it's political. The top portion of this piece depicts symbols of industry and pollution: large oil barrels, interstate, and a pile of trash. These symbols also remind me of policy like SB 52, which tried to kill the Blue Line. There's a water faucet to speak on the lead in the water in my own neighborhood. Liberation is community-based and indigenous. It's a reminder that all exploitation, all oppression, is connected. Free Palestine, climate justice, equity, and liberation are local issues along with global.
- Contributor
- Cecilia Gomez
- Creator
- Cecilia Gomez
- Coverage
- Ransom Place, Whiting
- Date
- 3/2/2024
- Subject
- The connection between power and exploitation
- Identifier
- Power, liberation
- Spatial Coverage
- Ransom Place, Indianapolis
- Rights
- Cecilia Gomez
- Item sets
- Indy Toxic Heritage
- Site pages
- Items
This item was submitted on March 12, 2024 by [anonymous user] using the form “Indy Toxic Heritage” on the site “Indy Toxic Heritage: Pollution, Place, and Power”: https://projects.library.indianapolis.iu.edu/s/indy-toxic-heritage-pollution-place-and-power
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