Color Me Bad and Good
New York City’s Department of Education should not train teachers to see ‘individualism’ and ‘objectivity’ as features of white-supremacy culture.
Episode 28 – Weapons of Knowledge
Hector chats with Puerto Rican filmmaker and activist Eli Jacobs-Fantauzzi.
The Quixotic Drive for a National Latino Museum
It’s about time the nation’s largest ethnic minority group had its own national museum.
This Land Is Whose Land?
White nationalists recently protested an event on racial politics at a D.C. bookstore by shouting, ‘This is our land!’
The Wall Is a Lie
The real history of invasions in America.
Walled Up and Down
The Pope was onboard the papal airplane, on his way back to the papal palace after a trip to Morocco, when someone thought to ask him about walls
First Battle of the Estancia Hotel & Casino
A dystopian short story by Hector Luis Alamo
The Ambitious New Congresswoman with a Green New Deal
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez’s goals to fix society and save the planet are a little ambitious. Good.