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| Rage Against the Machine – People Of The Sun Lyrics
| 4 years ago
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@[Heathcliff:33776] Huxtable most of what you say is current. Except... Latino is an ethnicity and not a race. Many Latinos are mixed with indigenous. So they aren’t essentially that different from their indigenous counterparts. What you mean to say is the white/European Latino own everything. Colorism exists in Mesoamerica. That’s based on race, not ethnicity. |
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| Rage Against the Machine – People Of The Sun Lyrics
| 4 years ago
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@[turbovitalik:33772] I am a Mexica and Cascanes native. He wants us to empower ourselves. He brings up what has happened to our people then, now on both sides of the border. He wants us to rise again. |
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| Björk – Hyperballad Lyrics
| 15 years ago
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This song does not have a negative meaning for me nor does it represent a bad relationship. It is about a restless soul.
She begins with beautiful imagery describing where her and her love lives. This almost sounds as if it is read out of a story book which can be describing how wonderful this love is... perfect! However, because of how isolated she is with him and how disconnected she is with the rest of the world, she does these little rituals to imagine what it is like to be down there. Although a bit gruesome, imagining falling off the cliff allows her to have the option of being able to leave her perfect mountain. I don't think she really wants to, she just enjoys entertaining the thought. She is a wild creature and has since established a more stable life that she enjoys but still needs that feeling of freedom.
I actually recently moved away from my family and friends to live with my husband in NYC (the mountain top). And although the marriage could not be more satisfying, I still need that feeling of freedom. I too, practice rituals that keep me feeling free though still devoted to my husband.
Beautiful Song about the beauty of a wild soul in love. |
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