Tuesday, January 21, 2025

Altar against hate

Altar against hate
Casa Cáculo Cultural pays tribute to victims of hate crimes with a captivating altar against hate at the San Mateo County History Museum during Día de Muertos in Redwood City. The names and photographs on this altar represent lives, families and communities forever altered by the destructive forces of discrimination and intolerance.

In a heartfelt tribute, Casa Cálculo Cultural pays tribute to the victims of hate crimes with a captivating altar against hate at the San Mateo County History Museum during Día de Muertos in Redwood City, California. This moving ofrenda is a powerful symbol of remembrance and collective determination to confront the destructive forces of hate.

Hate is a strong, intense feeling of extreme hostility toward a person, group, or idea. It often arises from deeply rooted prejudices, fears or negative perceptions in society.