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This Swedish postcard featuring Linus is pretty odd devoid of context.

In partnership with Oyate Hotanin, InEquality, American Indian Prison Project, Circle of Peace Movement, and the Minnesota Historical Society. Please join us for this FREE event: The opening of the national traveling exhibition, States of Incarceration, which seeks to explore mass incarceration in our own communities and to open dialogue on what should happen next. Included in the traveling exhibit will be a curated community wall that consists of ledger drawings by artist Quinton Maldonado and drawings/beadwork/letters from incarceration survivors. Enjoy refreshments while we hear from spoken word artists, community members/organizers and incarceration survivors on the impact mass incarceration has had on them. Join us as we spend the evening browsing the exhibit, hearing from activists and organizations who are working in prison reform and rehabilitation. The exhibition runs from November 20, 2018-February 8, 2019. Related Events: Flower Power Healing Installation November 17-20, 10:00am-5:00pm FREE Minnesota Historical Society The Great Spirit Within the "Hole": AIM and Culturally Focused Prison Education/ Opening Reception December 1, 2018, 4:00pm-6:00pm FREE AIM Interpretive Center Marking Time: Art in the Era of Mass Incarceration Speaker: Nicole R. Fleetwood December 12, 2018, 6:00pm FREE Walter Library RM 402, University of Minnesota States of Incarceration Conversations: Emerging Leaders Speakers: Stephanie Devich, Jason Sole, James Cross, Aazia Boss January 8, 2019, 7:00pm FREE Minnesota Historical Society States of Incarceration Conversations: Families Impacted by Mass Incarceration Speakers: Devina Newman, Cruz Honsey, Rosa Herrera, Russel Balenger January 29, 2019, 7:00pm FREE Minnesota Historical Society States of Incarceration Conversations: Reflective Circle Led by the Restorative Practices People of Color Collective February 5, 2019, 7:00pm FREE Minnesota Historical Society

—Martin Luther King, Jr. to students at the University of Minnesota’s St. Paul campus on April 27, 1967

Never a word from this Mortimer Snerd.

So grateful, SSLG and UMKF fam! First time kong maging active sa orgs and I expected to perform worse, pero naging maayos bcoz of y'all!

first of all good evening people, this picture shows the happiest thing in my life that i bust all the confidence I've got when we are performing it on stages we do a lot of practice of are choreography and the day of final performance i've got nervous and my leg kinda shaking and telling my self that i can do it but I think of positive words that i can make my self active and I give the best of me I give my confidence in the day of performing and let heart do it and I totally enjoy are performing and even i got slept i don't care anymore just do the confident and even we disqualified in the event because of our electric drum and in bottle of beer but in the eyes of the audience we are champion where the best of all performer they can see a performer like that like a monster dancing and a rockstar and a teammate of craziness of them I enjoy the perform thanks to them I don't feel awkward and thank to are teacher who teach us sir Francis Ponce thank you for supporting and teaching to our choreography and thank you for selecting us as a role play the performer of von Jovi and to all students who supported us all thank you for all of you we gain a confident I love you all of you and all students and teachers supporting us thank you I will not forget this day❤️🎉