Antonio De Loera-Brust
Los latinos en los Estados Unidos les deben todo a los afroamericanos (OPINIÓN)
La lucha por la justicia racial es lo que formará el lugar de los latinos en los Estados Unidos.
Latinos Owe Black Americans Everything (OPINION)
The struggle for racial justice is what will ultimately shape Latinos’ place in America.
California Latinos Remain Disempowered, and Julián Castro Could Change That (OPINION)
The Democratic presidential candidate represents the possibility that one day the powers that be in California will have no choice but to really listen to our community.
I Want to See More Yalitza Aparicio, but for That to Happen the Film Industry Needs to Drastically Change
I’d cast her in everything.
False Meritocracy: The Real Truth About the Country’s Latest College Admissions Scandal
If the American ideal of a color-blind meritocracy is ever to truly exist in our college admissions, it’s clear we need to level the playing field long before the college admissions process starts.
Brett Kavanaugh, #MeToo, Men of Color and the Racial Power Dynamic
I would humbly ask that white women in particular acknowledge the power dynamics that exist between them and men of color, and the full force of racial violence that stands ready behind them.
For the Ghost of My Bracero Abuelo
I never met my grandfather, my dad’s dad. His name was Jesús De Loera-López.
What Do We Want From White People?
But more than anything else, what is bothersome is the reality that we usually need white people on our side to begin with. It all shows just how disempowered most of our communities truly are.