Assata Dela Cruz
Assata Dela Cruz\ud83c\udf19 a Black and Indigenous mama still proudly living on her ancestral lands with an immense love for Creator + creation, music, liberation, sacred motherhood, writing, true crime, southern accents and all things floral.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Twice weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 17 | Subscribers | Read | assatablooms.substack.com |
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Protecting Our People: The Responsibility of Organizers in Movement Spaces During COVID
In movement spaces, our highest calling is care: radical, deliberate and collective. And yet, as we gather in resistance, celebration or education, we can’t forget that THE PANDEMIC IS NOT OVER.
We Don’t Get Free Without Palestine: On the Sacred Necessity of Black and Palestinian Solidarity
As a Black and Indigenous woman committed to liberation, my politic was shaped in the arms of Black radical tradition and sharpened in intergenerational struggle. It is from this lineage I speak when I say: we don’t get free without Palesti...
Sunshine, Stickball & Sovereignty: A Game of Our Own
Yesterday was one of those sacred, sun-kissed days on the island where the breeze feels like a blessing and the laughter carries like medicine. We gathered with friends for a game of stickball and Dahlia got to play for the first time.
The Bloom Begins Today
To the ones who’ve walked through shadows carrying the weight of love lost, battles fought and dreams unraveled.
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