The Antagonist

Published on January 27, 2021 in Latin[ish]/Politics by Hector Luis Alamo

Arturo Dominguez is an anti-racist activist and journalist based in Texas. He’s also the founder of The Antagonist, a platform for marginalized voices to discuss issues of race, culture, identity, politics and society. Follow Arturo at @extremearturo.

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Hector is the editor and publisher of Enclave. A Chicago writer now floating on the edge of Las Vegas, he is also the former deputy editor for Latino Rebels, as well as the former managing editor for Gozamos, a Latino art-activism site based in his home town. He has contributed to RedEye, a Chicago daily geared toward millennials, and La Respuesta, a New York-based site for the Puerto Rican Diaspora, plus a number of publications, including The Huffington Post. He studied history (for some reason) at the University of Illinois-Chicago, where his focus was on ethnic relations in the United States.