Day of the Dead Altar

Centro Cultural de la Raza

Balboa Park, San Diego, California

Remembering and Honoring our brothers , sisters and others who died because of US border policy:

The 53 who’s lives were taken in San Antonio,Texas gold ribbons measuring the length of their lives

Youth and Young Children who died in custody of the border patrol and homeland security

Those who died , often alone, in our borderlands

Indigenous Children kidnapped and murdered in residential schools, represented here by the dolls they could have played with in their homes

Indigenous Women and Relatives; missing, murdered and ignored by police and the media represented here by empty red dresses

Portraits of the School Children of Uvalde and their Teachers with empty chairs they would have been using in school

Honoring the young Women and leading the revolution in Iran; the Young Women and Men dying for Freedom and Life itself.

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