Culture Clap
Luis Carlos Restrepo y la revolución-molecular-disipada (OPINIÓN)
Colombia está al borde de un cambio increíble, mientras que la historia de cómo llegamos aquí es casi mágicamente audaz como las representaciones fantásticas de Colombia que vemos en la televisión.
Una visita a la instauración del riesgo de extinción de Jacques Camatte (Opinión)
Reflexiones de un estudiante de filosofia latinoamericano en pugna con el marxismo y las luchas contemporaneas
Resistir Es También una Práctica Estética (OPINION)
The first contribution to the #NotasDeCasa series is a thoughtful contemplation on the function of art in the context of resistance, a theme that most Latinos, if unable to directly relate to, are at least aware of within our home countries.
Notes From Home: The Jump-Off (OPINION)
These are not my stories to tell. These stories are our opportunity to remember the vast and varied land from which our own stories arise.
Latinidad Is Broken, We’re Broken (OPINION)
What one betrays when disavowing Latinidad is the delusion of a single country culturally owning entire continents, various and vibrant ways of life, through the manipulation of a single language. What is to be the legacy of Latinidad? What is the legacy of whiteness? Are they really that different?
White Like Me: An Asininely Articulated Admission (OPINION)
I am not Latinx… nor am I Indigenous… Ergo facto, I’m white, right?
The White Latinos Are at It Again (OPINION)
WHITE LATINOS EXIST. Y’all need to stop crying.
Minneapolis Is Burning: Here’s Why (OPINION)
Thank you, Minneapolis, for both the lessons and lesions. May these words help us to bring more communication and unity to your people and our future.
Happy Birthday Me: Thank You, Mamá!
After 36 years of fighting everyone and everything…
A Savior’s Christmas: Adopted Into an Evangelical Nightmare (PART THREE)
That abyss of possibility where forgiveness isn’t free but earned.
A Savior’s Christmas: Adopted Into an Evangelical Nightmare (PART TWO)
I was adopted for a purpose and I learned to serve it.
A Savior’s Christmas: Adopted Into an Evangelical Nightmare (PART ONE)
This is a very personal story that is still in the midst of intense struggle. There isn’t a happy ending, and the lessons learned are not lessons anyone would ever want to learn.