Sustos Que Dan Gusto (Cumi D. Tamayo)
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Whenever it's the day of the dead I see how they say super nice things about their grandmothers and the truth is that I can't say the same. One of my few solid positive memories with my grandmother was when she gave me a card of Archangel Michael and gave it to me for my protection.
Although I understand that it was a nice gesture, he did it to protect me from homosexuality, demons, bad people and a thousand sins. religious indoctrination. They say that the intention is what counts but I still believe that the retrograde, racist and classist thinking of my grandmother (and many others) must be eradicated from the face of the earth.
In Cumi I have found the fantasy behind religion and a subtle mockery of the fantastic epic that governs us to this day because you know #2024 after the death of Christ our savior...
I do not hope to blur those margins with anything and I do not do so out of mockery, only from the reflection that religion has done more harm than good.
Published by Sociedad Anónima Reproducción Autogestiva (SARA) in Mexico City