MySpace - MEXA de San Anto - 40 - Female - SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS

MEXA de San Anto

		we are not a plug for you band Female 40 years old SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS United States Last Login: 3/22/2008

View My: Pics \| Gifts

Contacting MEXA de San Anto

MySpace URL:

www.myspace.com/sanantomexa

MEXA de San Anto's Interests

General

Ending the oppression of all people.

Music

Bikini Kill, Le Tigre, Ozomatli, Manu Chao, Dead Prez, The Coup

Movies

Born in Flames

Television

Did you know that America's Next Top Model writers are on strike? well they are! support them and all other reality t.v. show writers and help them win a bargaining unit! www.realityunited.org Fuck yeah! Go Labor!

Books

Colonize This!, Listen Up!, Como Agua Para Chocolate, Borderlands/La Frontera, Their Eyes were watching God, This bridge called my back, The Autobiography of Malcolm X

Heroes

Groups:

STOP THE HR4437 IMMIGRATION BILL!!!, NO on HR4437, ***FUCK HR 4437***, FUCK THA HR-4437, Protest Bill HR4437!, Say No to HR 4437, FUK P.H 4437, edisons peeps

View All MEXA de San Anto's Groups

MEXA de San Anto's Details

Status:	Single
Here for:	Networking
Body type:	1' 11"
Ethnicity:	Other
Zodiac Sign:	Scorpio

MEXA de San Anto's Schools

University Of The Incarnate Word San Antonio,Texas Graduated: N/A	2010 to 2010
William H Taft H S San Antonio,Texas Graduated: N/A Student status: Alumni	2006 to 2006
Warren H S San Antonio,Texas Graduated: N/A Student status: Alumni	2006 to 2006
Tom Clark H S San Antonio,Texas Graduated: N/A Student status: Alumni	2006 to 2006
South San Antonio H S San Antonio,Texas Graduated: N/A Student status: Alumni	2006 to 2006
Roosevelt H S San Antonio,Texas Graduated: N/A Student status: Alumni	2006 to 2006
Health Careers H S San Antonio,Texas Graduated: N/A Student status: Alumni	2006 to 2006
Incarnate Word High School San Antonio,Texas Graduated: N/A Student status: Alumni	2006 to 2006
Jay H S San Antonio,Texas Graduated: N/A Student status: Alumni	2006 to 2006
Jefferson H S San Antonio,Texas Graduated: N/A Student status: Alumni	2006 to 2006

MEXA de San Anto standing up!! Posted at 9:16 PM Jul 19, 2007
view more

MEXA de San Anto's Latest Blog Entry [Subscribe to this Blog]

in the works (view more)

Check out this event: Protest McDonalds!! (view more)

support farmworkers!! (view more)

Columbia Students Rush Minutemen! (view more)

Check out this event: McDonalds Protest (view more)

[View All Blog Entries]

MEXA de San Anto's Blurbs

About me:

MEXA de San Anto is a Xicana/o community organization that focuses on the specific needs of the Xicana/o community. We struggle for justice by mobilizing the youth and students of the community to raise their voices. We are queer friendly, pro-choice and pro-union.

Who I'd like to meet:
Other people who are tired of the way things are.

MEXA de San Anto's Friend Space (Top 12)

MEXA de San Anto has 519 friends.

MEChA

Fuerza Unida

Queer Organizing Coalition

NYSPC

Student/Farmworker Alliance

LIPS

Right To Organize

Pride at Work

Student Labor Action Project

Project South

National Labor Committee

Planned Parenthood

View MEXA de San Anto's Friends: | |

MEXA de San Anto's Friends Comments

Displaying 25 of 147 comments ( View All | Add Comment )

MEChistA	Nov 2 2007 9:29 AM January 1st, 2008 is the final day to pre-register for the 2008 National MEChA Conference being held at Sacramento State University in California. On-site registration fees will apply to any forms postmarked after the January 1st deadline. The pre-registration form can be downloaded from the National Confernce forms page. For more registration information, please visit the registration page at: http://www.nationalmecha.org/registration.html.
Carl Webb	Oct 26 2007 12:44 AM Nov. 10th conference on Colonialism & Urban Education in CA http://www.decolonizing.com/2007conference.htm Coalition Against Militarism in Our Schools http://www.myspace.com/militaryfreeschools
chisel [rock chac]	Oct 14 2007 9:06 PM
EriK	Oct 13 2007 8:07 AM
Stefanie Collins	Oct 11 2007 1:02 AM Saturday 10/13 in Bastrop Texas The Campaign to End the Death Penalty invites you to spend this Saturday with Rodney Reed's family and friends in Bastop. We are headed there for an afternoon of solidarity and education in support of their struggle against the Texas death penalty. Rodney Reed has spent 9 years on Texas' death row despite strong evidence in support of his innocence. Currently, his case is before the Texas Court of Criminal Appeals which has the power to grant him a new trial. Please visit www.freerodneyreed.org for more information about this case. We will start with a march through Bastrop, then gather in Kerr Community Park followed by music & spoken word, and end with a screening of the documentary State vs Reed. Food and drink will be available. NEW TRIAL NOW! NO EXECUTION! IN BASTROP, TEXAS SATURDAY, OCTOBER 13TH STARTING AT 3 PM KERR COMMUNITY PARK AT MLK AND WALNUT From Austin take I-35 South and take Hwy 71 East toward Bastrop. About 25 miles. Take the Hasler/Childers and Loop 150 exit. Take a left at the second light (Loop 150). Go through downtown Bastrop and after you cross the railroad tracks, take a right on Martin Luther King. Go one block and take a right on Walnut to park. OR Carpool/Caravan with us! We will meet starting at 1pm at the parking lot to the west of the LBJ School, on the corner of Red River and Dean Keeton. Contact us for more information. SPONSORED BY THE CAMPAIGN TO END THE DEATH PENALTY For more info contact 512-494-0667 or cedpaustin@gmail.com www.freerodneyreed.org myspace.com/cedpaustin
Fuerza Unida	Sep 28 2007 8:32 PM Fuerza Unida and Esperanza invite you to ... Community Forum on the US Social Forum Saturday, Sept. 29th, 2007 2PM-5PM *refreshments provided* @ Esperanza Peace & Justice Center 922 San Pedro Ave., SA TX 78212 The United States Social Forum (USSF) took place in Atlanta, Georgia earlier this year. Over 12,000 people from all over the US and the world gathered to "build relationships, learn from each other's experiences, share our analysis of the problems our communities face, and bring renewed insight and inspiration." "The USSF sent a powerful message to other people's movements around the world that there is an active movement in the US opposing US policies at home and abroad." (www.ussf2007.org). Join individuals and organizations that attended the USSF and returned eager to share our experiences. We hope to begin a community dialogue about ways to move forward within our communities of San Antonio, Texas, and the US Southwest as we continue to build a social justice movement. For more information: Fuerza Unida (210) 927-2294, admin@lafuerzaunida.org Esperanza Center (210) 228-0201
San Anto Youth Coalition	Sep 25 2007 3:42 AM
Student/Farmworker Alliance	Sep 22 2007 8:25 PM ..
dee!colonize	Sep 20 2007 5:07 PM thanks for reposting the Jena6 Call info! In solidarity..
Julie	Sep 19 2007 10:34 PM The DREAM (Development, Relief and Education for Alien Minors) Act is going to a vote! It has been postponed from today until tomorrow (?). Please show your support by calling and/or e-mailing senators to tell them that you support the DREAM Act. The DREAM Act would provide a path to legality for persons brought illegally to the United States by their parents as children, or whose parents attempted to immigrate legally but were then denied legality after several years in application, and whose children thus derived their legal status solely from their parents (the child also becoming illegal upon the parent's denial). To qualify, the immigrant student would have to meet certain requirements such as: Proof of having arrived in the United States before reaching 16 years of age; Proof of residence in the United States for a least five (5) consecutive years since their date of arrival. Having graduated from an American High School, or obtained a GED. "Good moral character," essentially defined as the absence of a significant criminal record (or any drug charges whatsoever). An estimated 65,000 immigrant students who meet these requirements graduate from high school each year. Alexander, Lamar- (R - TN (202) 224-4944 Allard, Wayne- (R - CO) (202) 224-5941 Barrasso, John- (R - WY) (202) 224-6441 Baucus, Max- (D - MT) (202) 224-2651 Bennett, Robert F.- (R - UT) (202) 224-5444 Bond, Christopher S.- (R - MO) (202) 224-5721 Bunning, Jim- (R - KY)(202) 224-4343 Burr, Richard- (R - NC) (202) 224-3154 Byrd, Robert C.- (D - WV) (202) 224-3954 Chambliss, Saxby- (R - GA)(202) 224-3521 Coburn, Tom- (R - OK) (202) 224-5754 Cochran, Thad- (R - MS) (202) 224-505 Corker, Bob- (R - TN) (202) 224-3344 Cornyn, John- (R - TX) (202) 224-2934 DeMint, Jim- (R - SC) (202) 224-6121 Dole, Elizabeth- (R - NC) (202) 224-6342 Domenici, Pete V.- (R - NM) (202) 224-6621 Dorgan, Byron L.- (D - ND)(202) 224-2551 Ensign, John- (R - NV
leo	Sep 16 2007 8:52 PM MySpace Comments Chromaluna.com
chisel [rock chac]	Jul 19 2007 2:16 AM Alamo citizens 4 truth Add to My Profile \| More Videos
KIAWITL	Jul 18 2007 8:13 AM
Carl Webb	Jul 9 2007 2:59 PM
PODER	Jun 6 2007 2:48 PM
Fair Immigration Reform Now!!!	Apr 19 2007 4:11 AM Stopping by to show support and respect.
NICCO CARNALISSIMO	Apr 17 2007 10:03 PM
§ÚÑ ÐÄW†ÄH	Apr 17 2007 4:36 PM Find out more about National Day of Truthtelling
NICCO CARNALISSIMO	Apr 12 2007 7:08 PM chale!! it was all over the news. they have a lot of good footage!!
evita	Apr 12 2007 2:58 PM si i went to utsa minutemen protest and...lolz...it was cut short...stupid ass left con la cola entre las patas and his racist point of view was not heard at utsa...i loved it!
undocumented	Apr 11 2007 4:56 PM Here's what happened at the UT-Austin Minutemen protest:
P.O.S.	Apr 10 2007 2:21 PM Carnaval & Parade for Fair Food, Real Rights and Dignity Saturday, April 14th – 10 am – Chicago, IL On April 14th, 2007, CIW members and thousands of their allies will gather in Federal Plaza, downtown Chicago for a Parade and Carnaval for Fair Food, Real Rights, and Dignity. This festive and colorful event – taking the place of a traditional protest march – will make its way through downtown Chicago and return to Federal Plaza for a celebratory rally featuring CIW members, allies, and a dynamic lineup of well-known artists, musicians and speakers. The Parade and Carnaval will be composed of blocks, contingents, music groups, and theater organized by the CIW and allies. To read more, click here. Location Federal Plaza W. Adams St. & S. Dearborn St. Downtown Chicago Closest CTA train stop: Jackson (Blue Line) Click here for a map, travel info & more. Carnaval Highlights Kicking off from Federal Plaza at 10 am, the Carnaval and Parade will festively make its way through downtown Chicago before returning to Federal Plaza for an incredible concert and rally. The event will conclude by 4 pm. Featured Artists and Speakers include: * Zack de la Rocha, Rage Against the Machine * Tom Morello, Rage Against the Machine * John Sweeney, President, AFL-CIO * Eliseo Medina, International Vice President, SEIU * Bishop John Manz, Archdiocese of Chicago * Rev. Calvin Morris, Community Renewal Society (Chicago) * Hot 8 Brass Band * Los Vicios de Papa * Son del Centro * RebelDiaz * Condenada * Olmeca * Nuestro Tambó * Fandanguero * ... and many more Register your Carnaval Block For the Carnaval and Parade, we invite student and youth groups, grassroots organizations, congregations, union locals, non-profit organizations, clown clusters, bands, and groups of friends to march
SAL Film Fest	Apr 9 2007 6:56 PM Congrats on your success!
trouble in mind...	Apr 4 2007 9:19 PM Hey don't forget about the next May 1st Coalition Meeting April 12 at 6pm at the SWU office 1416 E. commerce. We really need MEXA there to help organize with the youth. See ya there!
IR	Mar 30 2007 4:34 PM MEXA de San Anto whts up? Incredible compilation here.....one of the best youll ever hear...support Independent music!.....get this CD! now.....and spread the word.

Add Comment

Press Room | Advertise | Developers

MySpace a place for friends