Spookyaki

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Hello! I am a Japanese American Canadian(?) writer and editor living in Ontario. I have also been a Wikipedia editor since 2024. My primary content areas right now are writers, activists, and political movements. I also do some clerical work on WikiProject Human rights.

Contributions

Articles created

Church Offensive – Building occupation in New York City
Garbage Offensive – 1969 garbage-dumping protests in New York City
Gay Youth – LGBTQ activist organization
Latin American Defense Organization – Latino advocacy organization
Love, Anger, Madness – 1968 Haitian short novel collection
Puerto Rican Revolutionary Workers Organization – American communist organization
Weinstein Hall occupation – Building occupation in New York City
Foro de la Mujer – Mexican radio program (1972–1986)
La Clark – Puerto Rican neighborhood in Chicago, Illinois
Centro Obrero de Habla Española – Hispanic communist organization
Ensayos libertarios – 1907 Puerto Rican essay collection
Influencia de las ideas modernas – 1916 Puerto Rican book
Mi opinión sobre las libertades, derechos y deberes de la mujer como compañera, madre y ser independiente – 1911 Puerto Rican book
List of churches in the Macedonian Orthodox Diocese of America and Canada – List of Macedonian Orthodox churches in North America

Improvements

Featured articles

→ Rosa Parks – American civil rights activist (1913–2005)
→ Luisa Capetillo – Puerto Rican labor organizer (1882–1922)

Good articles

→ Dolores Jiménez y Muro – Mexican teacher and revolutionary (1848–1925)
→ Shigeko Sasamori – Japanese anti-nuclear activist (1932–2024)
→ Street Transvestite Action Revolutionaries – American LGBTQ activist organization
→ 1991 Haitian coup d'état – 1991 overthrow of President Jean-Bertrand Aristide
→ Alaíde Foppa – Guatemalan poet, feminist, and educator (1914–c. 1980)
→ Argelia Laya – Afro-Venezuelan women's rights activist and politician (1926–1997)
→ Deolinda Rodrigues – Angolan revolutionary (1939–1968)
→ Dolores Huerta – American labor leader (born 1930)
→ Elsa Goveia – Guyanese historian (1925–1980)
→ First Feminist Congress of Yucatán – 1916 conference in Mérida, Mexico
→ Luisa Moreno – Guatemalan-American labor activist (1907–1992)
→ Marie Vieux-Chauvet – Haitian writer (1916–1973)
→ Marsha P. Johnson – American LGBTQ activist, sex worker and performer (1945–1992)
→ Paulina Luisi – Argentine-born Uruguayan doctor and feminist (1875-1950)
→ Rita Cetina Gutiérrez – Mexican teacher, poet and feminist (1846–1908)
→ Young Lords – Civil and human rights organization
→ Yuri Kochiyama – American civil rights activist (1921–2014)
→ Aline Sitoe Diatta – Jola spiritual leader in Senegal (c. 1920–1944)
→ Anacaona – Cacica from Hispaniola (c. 1474–c. 1504)
→ Elvia Carrillo Puerto – Mexican politician and feminist (1881–1965)
→ Hiroshima Maidens – Group of Japanese women disfigured by the atomic bombing of Hiroshima
→ Juana Belén Gutiérrez de Mendoza – Mexican writer and activist (1875–1942)
→ Women of the Young Lords – Women of the Young Lords
→ Sole Front for Women's Rights – Mexican feminist organization

Good article nominations

→ History of Ottawa – History of Ottawa
→ U.S. sterilization policies in Puerto Rico

Other improvements

→ Kalpana Chawla – Indian-born American astronaut (1962–2003)
→ Petrona Eyle – Argentine doctor and feminist (1866-1945)
→ William Z. Foster – American labor organizer and Communist politician (1881–1961)
→ Food Not Bombs – Group of independent collectives serving free food
→ 1919 United Kingdom railway strike – Railway strike in the United Kingdom
→ La Siempreviva – 19th-century Mexican literary society