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Justin Walsh
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Space archaeologist, hab consultant, ancient Mediterranean, heritage | Prof at Chapman U | Fellow at USC | Explorers Club 50 | issarchaeology.org / brickmoonspace.com | He/him | Settler on unceded Tongva land | avi by Zach Weinersmith
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So. Many. Pardners!!!

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👋 suburban NYC

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Local culture

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UFW remembers Kris Kristofferson: “Cesar Chavez went backstage in the 1970s to thank Kris when he headlined fundraising concerts for the United Farm Workers. They maintained a lifelong friendship. For the rest of his life, Kris wore around his neck a pendant w/the UFW black eagle symbol.”

Photo of Kris Kristofferson and Cesar Chavez
ufwupdates We learned with genuine sadness of the passing on Saturday, Sept. 28 of famed singer/songwriter Kris Kristofferson.
Cesar Chavez went backstage in the 1970s to thank Kris when he headlined fundraising concerts for the United Farm Workers. They maintained a lifelong friendship. For the rest of his life, Kris wore around his neck a pendant with the UFW black eagle symbol.
Over the decades, he regularly turned out to support the farm workers. He attended dedication of the César E. Chávez National Monument at Keene in 2012, traveled across California performing six fundraising concerts for the UFW in 2015, and sang at the opening of the union's new Central Coast Farm Worker Center in Salinas in 2018. The movement always held a special place in his heart. Kris was awarded the Cesar Chavez Legacy Award by the Cesar Chavez Foundation.
Kris Kristofferson and Cesar Chavez in San Jose in 1982. (Photo courtesy of San Jose State University, Special Collections
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Infinite Jest. I know. 🤷🏻‍♂️ As I started reading, I went to work on an project where there was absolutely nothing to do outside work. Those who had been there before started drinking at 5 and went till...every day. And I'm reading this book about alcoholics. Definitely intensified the experience.

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I think the point is that no high ground is high enough now

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This is going to sound weird because I was by myself, but seeing Kieslowski's Red at the Film Forum in Manhattan in 1994 and the ending had me pointing at the screen like Leonardo Di Caprio

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"New Birds" is the one that gets me. *Two* flashbacks.

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The live album "Mad for Sadness" is a great place to start

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Admittedly they may be too much of a dude thing, but their vulnerability mixed with vulgarity is pretty great

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Justin Walsh
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Space archaeologist, hab consultant, ancient Mediterranean, heritage | Prof at Chapman U | Fellow at USC | Explorers Club 50 | issarchaeology.org / brickmoonspace.com | He/him | Settler on unceded Tongva land | avi by Zach Weinersmith
580 followers193 following1.1k posts