Archive 2 Columns
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Biometrics: The U.S. and Mexico Are Scanning Migrants
Immigrant families fleeing civil strife must give up their privacy in new ways. Under mounting political pressure from its northern neighbor, Mexico has...
By Jack LongJuly 12, 2018Los 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...
By Phil ColonJuly 12, 2018Gabriella Sanchez: All Worlds Are Art Worlds
The clues are there for those who might recognize them—the references to cultural symbols, the nods to Latinx fashion. Gabriella Sanchez peppers her...
By Eva RecinosJuly 18, 2019Cuban 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...
By Serena KimJune 12, 2018Celebrating Afro-Latino Baseball Legends During Black History Month
As we celebrate Black History Month, it’s crucial to acknowledge the profound impact Afro-Latino players have had on the fabric of Major League...
By Phil ColonFebruary 8, 2024¿La Industria Textil Mexicana Puede ser Sustentable?
¿La industria textil mexicana puede ser sustentable? Hay iniciativas que buscan demostrar que es posible. Es probable que no lo sepas, pero renovar...
By Abril MulatoMarch 19, 2019JC Rivera Speaks Truth Through Art
His bear symbol speaks to survival and life in the urban wild. Chicago-based Puerto Rican muralist JC Rivera has an unmistakable trademark character:...
By Serena KimJuly 12, 2018Sex Trafficking Out of Latin America
[vc_row css=”.vc_custom_1503304317525{padding-top: 12px !important;}”][vc_column][vc_column_text] Sex Trafficking from Latin America Is Just a Slice of the Slave Labor Market Thousands of women...
By Phil ColonJuly 12, 2018Riding 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...
By Chris Feliciano ArnoldJune 12, 2018Who Said Mexican Cuisine is Meat-Obsessed?
A vegan Mexican-indigenous soup that my mother and grandmother brought over on their great migration from Navajoa, Sonora (Mexico) in the 1950s was...
By Gabb SchivoneSeptember 18, 2020







