Rage is a manifestation of collective power. Rage is memory; it doesn’t forget harm, violence, or injustice. When women express rage, it is often dismissed, feared, or censured. We assert that rage is an expression of force; it surges when injustices occur, yet it fosters strength and action. 

Since its inception, the United States has engaged in imperialist domination via territorial expansion,  military force, and economic dominance. History has shown that women and queer people often bear the brunt of imperialist policies at home and abroad. As anti-imperialist feminists have proclaimed, the struggles against sexism, racism, and class exploitation are inseparable from imperialist domination. Imperialist military invasions abroad are connected to prisons, policing, and border enforcement at home. Our rebeldía is a call for dismantling the systems that oppress people across the world. 

This exhibit is a collective expression of our rabia. Our rage is a mobilizing force. Our rage is justified. We resist silence. Ni perdón, ni olvido.