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Mario Mendoza

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Tres Coronas - Mi Tierra (Audio Oficial)

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James Baldwin vs William F Buckley: A legendary debate from 1965

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Better Quality - Darcus Howe BBC News Interview - London Riots

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In a certain way, we have the possibility of change ourselves to make part of a community. But I believe that we have a subtext, and context developing a criticism that construct our essence.

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Environmentalist, colombian, with an approach to the anarchism, brown skin color, thin, closer to the idea of been a Mestizo descendent.
I'm different, as everyone.

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Without extending my answer with a huge autobiography, I'm a human walking an unknown path thru a mountain, learning in each step and facing the situations.

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Someone with more hope

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The word "world" makes me think in two types of meanings, the one who embrace the humanity, the antropocentrisim and our actual system. And also I think in the world as the Mother Nature. So I have answers:

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I don´t consider myself hypervisible o invisible. The reason is because both are extremes and I don't feel that habit that senses. I think the answer is, that I'm visible, as I act, I create a response in this world, just like the Newton's 3th law.

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Sampa The Great - Final Form (Official Video)

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People Under the Stairs - Acid Raindrops

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IWPS Finals 2014 - Porsha O. "Angry Black Woman"

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Do you have any control over how you are seen?

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Do you have any control over how you are seen?

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How does your skin, race, gender, religion, accent or class shape how you are seen? 

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How does your skin, race, gender, religion, accent or class shape how you are seen? 