He calls out to all seated in silk and florals
To believe
Another life we have
Far greater and bigger than here
Read MoreAll our love goes out from Tribes to the people of Puerto Rico. Our friends at La Lucha Gallery suggest two ways to help in the aftermath of Hurricane Maria:
Read MoreWe at Tribes stand, kneel, and lock arms in solidarity with all members of the NFL who are exercising their right to free speech and protesting police brutality, violence against African Americans, and the recent words of Donald Trump.
Read MoreHaving guided America through the assassination of an American President, Roosevelt was a belligerent presence and a powerful leader on the world stage fighting for the American Way of Life. Not everybody liked the first Roosevelt though. Unusual in appearance, there are still unflattering cartoons of him, like the one on the cover, that remain to this day.
Read More‘Skin me, Brer Fox,’ sez Brer Rabbit, sezee, ‘snatch out my eyeballs, t’ar out my years by de roots, en cut off my legs,’ sezee, ‘but do please, Brer Fox, don’t fling me in dat brier- patch,’ sezee.
Co’se Brer Fox wanter hurt Brer Rabbit bad ez he kin, so he cotch ’im by de behime legs en slung ’im right in de middle er de brier-patch.’
Meet Luciann Berrios - Astoria native and Tribes Poet.
Read MoreEMPIRES WILL FALL, ALTHOUGH WHICH ONES, ONLY TIME WILL TELL.
Read MoreIt is characteristic of our cultural moment that sincerity often sits uneasy in our stomachs. We’ve heard all the lines before. We know them from a million b-list movies we can’t quite recall, but which form a background of white noise to everything we take in today.
Read MoreHere's who we voted for - who did you vote for?
Read MoreFresh video content by Mary Chen
Read MoreWith the almost dystopian world of dating and love explored by Lacey, I was reminded not only of science fiction but of the dating world right now in the twenty-first century.
Read MorePhotos from our friend, artist and Tribes member Dora Espinosa in Yosemite.
Read MoreBoth North and South Indian Classical music gained popularity in the states during the fifties and sixties and can still often be heard in such easy-to-find places as Indian restaurants.
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