The Democrats’ Definition of Progress
The Biden administration wants “more inclusive language” toward immigrants, but not a more inclusive immigration policy
The Two Lives of Latinos
How being bilingual and bicultural can feel like having a split personality
The Land of Open Graves
A chat with Jason De León, professor of anthropology and Chicana, Chicano & Central American Studies at UCLA, director of the Undocumented Migration Project, and author of ‘The Land of Open Graves: Living and Dying on the Migrant Trail’
Worth a Thousand Words
Nima Taradji is an editorial and documentary photographer based in Chicago
Betting on Bernie in Vegas
The presidential debate in Las Vegas, and canvassing for Bernie Sanders with young Latinos
An Attack on Immigrants and the Will of Voters in North Carolina
While most Democrats sit idly by, Republicans in North Carolina are busy trying to make the entire state unsafe for immigrants.
Episode 4 – This Is What Democracy Sounds Like
Hector chats with Byron Sigcho, an Ecuadorian immigrant activist and community organizer running for alderman in Chicago’s 25th ward.
New York City-Based Arts, Cultural Organizations to Launch the Immigrant Arts Coalition
“Our vision is to impress a larger mandate for culture across New York, our country, and the world, one that is inclusive and based on mutual respect,” Chris Massimine