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Diaspora Pa’lante Collective NYC.NJ

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We are an organization of Boricuas across the diaspora fighting for an independent and socialist Puerto Rico and for a Zone of Peace in our region. 🇵🇷
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Interference Archive’s exhibition catalog, “¡An Unbreakable Human Thread!: Movements & People for a Sovereign Borikén,” is now available for purchase online at @justseeds! See the link in our bio to get a copy. The bilingual zines (English/Spanish) are printed on the risograph and are an outcome of a process of collective study engaging with Puerto Rican independence ephemera in Interference Archive’s collection. The catalog is beautifully designed by @gauini & @__pedrolopez and printed by @luckyrisograph. The exhibition “¡An Unbreakable Human Thread!: Movements & People for a Sovereign Borikén” was on view from June-September, 2026 at Interference Archive and organized by @__pedrolopez in collaboration with @adolfinabk @dpcnycnj @jupi.bk and IA. “It is difficult to ignore how the colonial history of Puerto Rico and the United States is always beginning again —it’s an infinite project that forces one to contend with the future, even in spaces of present and foreseeable violence. It is also a project in temporal looping whereby actions to redress the past lead us into the future and back again to something prior; this is the affective consequence of colonialism—an active state in the here and now, looping forward and back into itself as if time never started or stopped ticking.” —Sandra Ruiz, Ricanness: Enduring Time in Anticolonial Performance
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Join the NY/NJ Action for Cuba Committee and our member organizations for the Global Week of Action Against US Genocide in Cuba October 24-31 as part of the #NoWarOnCuba campaign! On October 28, the world will vote to end the US blockade on Cuba for the 34th time. For 33 years, the UN General Assembly has declared that blockade a violation of international law by overwhelming margins, most recently 165 to 7 in 2025. The United States has ignored every one of those votes. Now the blockade has intensified into something far worse. Beginning with the total energy blockade in January, the US continues to use collective punishment policies to restrict access to essential needs like electricity, medicine, food and water to manufacture desperation, suffering, and death. The goal? Topple Cuba’s revolutionary government and crush the Cuban revolution. This is GENOCIDE! We stand in defense of Cuba’s right to self-determination, sovereignty, and dignity. We call on the people of NY and NJ to join these coordinated actions to demonstrate a unified voice as we say NO WAR ON CUBA!
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THIS SATURDAY, OCTOBER 24 5-7pm 📍Grace Congregational Church 310 W 139th St From Africa, to Cuba, to here in Harlem, WHO is our enemy? US imperialism! Let’s talk about it and hear from speeches by Malcolm X, Fidel, and others!
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¡Salsa, Si! ¡Bloqueo, NO!
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Join us, @codepinkalert, @diasporapalantecollective and @nynjactionforcuba for an evening of salsa, community, and solidarity. Every year, nearly the whole world votes to end the blockade at the UN General Assembly. Every year, the U.S. ignores the result. The blockade keeps medicine, food, and fuel from Cuban families and splits our own families apart. This year, we’re making sure New York hears about the vote. No dance experience needed. Come to dance, come to watch, come to stand with Cuba. Bring your friends, your family, and your best moves.
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Extremely important event to support next Saturday and please donate what you can to commemorate these powerful women and ancestors: https://www.gofundme.com/f/a-tribute-to-five-revolutionary-women ¡SIEMPRE PA’LANTE! ¡SIEMPRE PRESENTE! Celebrating Five Trailblazing Women of the Young Lords & Black Panther Movements NEW YORK, NY | October 2026 — Community members, activists, artists, educators, organizers, movement veterans, students, family, friends, and supporters will gather on Saturday, October 24, 2026, from 2:00–5:00 PM at The People’s Church, 163 East 111th Street, New York, NY 10029, for ¡Siempre Pa’lante! ¡Siempre Presente! All Power to the People!, a special tribute celebrating the lives, work, and enduring legacies of five extraordinary women connected to the revolutionary movements of the Young Lords and the Black Panther Party. The gathering honors Denise Oliver-Vélez (1947–2026), Minerva Solla (1951–2026), Cleo Silvers (1946–2025), Connie Cruz (1943-2026), and Dr. Johanna Fernández (1970–2026)—five women whose lives and work are part of the broader history of Black and Puerto Rican liberation, solidarity, community organizing, political education, healthcare justice, cultural resistance, and struggles for self-determination. Their paths were distinct, but each contributed to a movement history rooted in community, collective action, and the belief that people could organize to transform the conditions of their lives.
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On October 30th, DPC will be launching our nationwide Zone of Peace campaign, joining the Black Alliance for Peace and the US/NATO out of Our Americas Network in a coordinated, mass-based and mass-led struggle to demilitarize our hemisphere and put an end to US imperialism. DPC will be centering the decolonization and demilitarization of Puerto Rico as a key component of this mission. We will mobilize the Puerto Rican diaspora and allies in a grassroot struggle nationwide against the same forces and structures that contribute to the colonization of Puerto Rico and to imperialism in Nuestra América. These are the same structures of power that oppress our communities and that are giving rise to fascism in the US and across the globe. 📆 Friday, October 30th ⏰ 6:00 pm EST 🔗Register using the link in our bio. ¡Siempre Pa’lante! 🇵🇷 El 30 de octubre, el DPC lanzará nuestra campaña nacional de la Zona de Paz, uniéndose a la Alianza Negra por la Paz y a Estados Unidos/OTAN desde la Red de Nuestras Américas en una lucha coordinada, masiva y liderada por masas para desmilitarizar nuestro hemisferio y poner fin al imperialismo yanqui. El DPC centrará la descolonización y desmilitarización de Puerto Rico como un componente clave de esta misión. Movilizaremos a la diáspora puertorriqueña y a sus aliados en una lucha de base a nivel nacional contra las mismas fuerzas y estructuras que contribuyen a la colonización de Puerto Rico y al imperialismo en Nuestra América. Estas son las mismas estructuras de poder que oprimen a nuestras comunidades y que están dando origen al fascismo en Estados Unidos y en todo el mundo. 📆 Viernes, Octubre 30 ⏰ 6 pm EST 🔗 Regístrate usando el enlace en nuestro bio. ¡Siempre Pa’lante! 🇵🇷
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From Africa to Cuba to Harlem, Who is our Enemy? ⏰October 24 5-7pm 📍Grace Congregational Church of Harlem 310 W 139th St Join us for the first day of the International Week of Action for Cuba and Month of Pan-African Solidarity with Cuba for a teach in on the historic relationship between the Black Liberation Struggle and Cuba featuring film clips from Cuba in Africa, speeches by Fidel and Malcolm X, and Belly of the Beast. In this time of intensifying blockade and the silent genocide of the Cuban people, the US media continues to lie to us about Cuba and our historic solidarity with Cuba. Join us to learn, share and discuss how our collective fight from Harlem, NYC to Cuba against our common enemy: US empire and imperialism!
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Join us at the Urbane Arts Club for an engaging conversation with independent Puerto Rican journalist Bianca Graulau, whose fearless reporting brings the realities of Puerto Rico to the forefront. From colonialism and displacement to privatization, environmental struggles, and grassroots resistance, Bianca challenges dominant narratives and amplifies the voices of the people fighting for their island’s future. Come ready for a powerful discussion about journalism, justice, and the fight for a Puerto Rico that belongs to its people! Bianca Graulau is an Emmy Award-winning Puerto Rican independent journalist and documentary storyteller known for her incisive reporting on Puerto Rico’s colonial status, economic inequality, energy crisis, gentrification, and displacement. After working in traditional corporate television news, she returned to Puerto Rico and launched an independent journalism career focused on telling the stories that mainstream media often overlook. Her acclaimed report Aquí Vive Gente, featured in Bad Bunny’s “El Apagón” music video, brought international attention to the struggles of Puerto Rican communities facing displacement and the privatization of public resources. Through powerful, deeply reported videos and documentaries, Graulau amplifies community voices and challenges audiences to confront the political and economic forces shaping Puerto Rico’s future. Reserve your ticket(s) now, link in bio. A cash bar will be available before and after the program. Thank you @bronxneon for the art! 📆 Thursday, October 15, 2026 ⏰ 7 to 9 pm 📌 Urbane Arts Club, 1016 Beverley Road, Brooklyn, New York
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➡️ Desliza a la derecha para leer la declaración en español y leer la declaración completa usando el enlace en nuestra biografía. See the full statement using the link in our bio. “Beyond verbal solidarity, our commitment is materialized through campaigns designed to build broad bases of popular power in active confrontation with imperialism in this hemisphere. We believe that the best offering that we could place on the graves of the martyrs of Gaza is the undertaking of collective action to expel all persons and institutions profiting from imperialism’s exterminationist agenda in Africa, Asia, and the Americas.” 🇵🇸🇵🇷
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SAVE THE DATE: In the spirit of Jayuya! In the spirit of Blanca Canales! #quevivalamujer #freepuertorico #PRLibre #lamujerboricua #usaoutofpuertorico
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