Por Jenny Manrique Mientras los enumeradores se preparan para tocar las puertas de los hogares que no han respondido al censo de manera virtual, la directiva del presidente Donald Trump que busca [...] Continue Reading
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La Esperanza Mapuche
Juan Trujillo Limones “Es importante llamar hoy en día a sacar lo mejor de nosotros, el legado de los abuelos, el conocimiento tradicional de los pueblos indígenas en beneficio de la humanidad [...] Continue Reading
Los idiotas no desaparecen, solo se reciclan: los antimáscaras de 1918
Por Gabriel Lerner Uno se puede desgañitar y enroquecer solo del estupor de ver como tanta gente se rehusa a usar barbijos - o máscaras - para no contagiarse del coronavirus (y luego difundir [...] Continue Reading
La Pandemia en Imperial: “Estamos perdiendo la guerra contra el COVID en nuestros vecindarios”
Por: Jenny Manrique Nota del Editor: En el condado con más infecciones de coronavirus en California, organizadores comunitarios urgen a oficiales públicos a implementar una red de apoyo para las [...] Continue Reading
Dakota EcoGardens Receives New Shelter
Text and photos by Caroline Jackson Up, up and away, like a Wizard of Oz scene; that’s how it went on July 31 at the Dakota EcoGarden. The Dakota EcoGarden [...] Continue Reading
BLM, La Vida de los Negros Importa
Por Francisco Duarte N del E: Este artículo es en base a reflexiones obtenidas de una conversación con Keene Tylor, Stephany Hooper, del grupo Pobres Artistas, y del profesor Caleb Duarte, [...] Continue Reading
Failed County Leadership • Joaquin Arambula pushes for better outcome
By James Mendez The Fresno County Board of Supervisors (BOS) has failed to demonstrate leadership since the beginning of the Covid-19 pandemic. The most recent example of their failed leadership [...] Continue Reading
A Mural of Vanessa Guillen is Unveiled, with a Vigil
By Peter Maiden Around 75 people attended a vigil in Fresno on July 18 in honor of Vanessa Guillen. The vigil was held at 717 N. Fresno Street, where a mural featuring her likeness had just been [...] Continue Reading
Mask It Up, ’Merica!
By I. smiley G. Calderon Americans are strong and caring people who will face a challenge and step up to the plate when their country needs them to and will do whatever it takes to help when the [...] Continue Reading
Lesson of California’s Covid-19 “Hot Spot”
By Pilar Marrero When Imperial County emerged as California’s No. 1 hot spot in Covid-19 infection rates, it exposed three variables—low-wage workers, overcrowded households and inadequate [...] Continue Reading
Some Lessons from the Last Revolution
By Joel Eis Things are getting interesting. History is getting more personal every day. Street demonstrations are a great thing, but they’re not a movement. They’re an action to show how people [...] Continue Reading
The Mapuche Hope
By Juan Trujillo Limones “It is important to call today to bring out the best in us, the legacy of the grandparents, the traditional knowledge of indigenous peoples for the benefit of all humanity; [...] Continue Reading