Year: 2018
The Cryptocurrency Advantage?
In turbulent Latin American economies, will cryptocurrency offer advantages for investors? Hyperinflation is like kryptonite to the stability of an economy. Prices rise...
Undocumented Poet Yosimar Reyes Shows Love
Guerrero-born, California-raised poet Yosimar Reyes tours the country to discuss themes of migration and sexuality. Here is his poem of love. You tell...
Los Colectivos: Devolution of State Power in Venezuela
By IC Investigative Unit They are known by supporters as “knights of steel” riding on motorcycles, the most ardent defenders of Venezuela’s Bolivarian...
Recorriendo latinoamérica a través de sus fanzines
Los fanzines retratan el panorama social, afectivo, político y cultural de quien lo escribe, corta, dibuja e imprime. Cuando me invitó Inteligencia a...
Gun in His House: An Argument Against Machismo
I come from a long line of Mexican machos, mustachioed and hard-working, brutal and generous, hilarious and cruel. Gun-toting, farm-laboring, factory-working, tequila and...
Marielle Franco: Black LGBT community activist
Black LGBT community activist Marielle Franco died fighting civil rights in Brazil The Civil Rights Movement didn’t end in the 1960s. In fact,...
Riding With Ghosts: Author Chris Feliciano Arnold Explores Brazil’s Death Squads
In The Third Bank of the River: Power and Survival in the Twenty-First-Century Amazon, author Chris Feliciano Arnold chronicles the battle for human rights...
Cuban Artist Llane Alexis: Why Sewing Machines Are Scary
Self-taught, Cuban-born artist Llane Alexis hand-stitches textile remnants to make whimsical and politically charged works of art. I’m a self-taught artist, born and...
