Check Both! Afro-Latin@s and the Census

Check Both! Afro-Latin@s and the Census

Earlier in 2010 a series of public service announcements circulated on the Internet in anticipation of the U.S. Census. The
A Signal-Flare Strategy of Transnational Activism

A Signal-Flare Strategy of Transnational Activism

The atrocities committed by the U.S.-supported military dictatorship of El Salvador during the country’s civil war (1979–92) triggered the creation
Haiti: Contesting the UN Occupation

Haiti: Contesting the UN Occupation

Was it naive to think it couldn’t get worse? First, the January 12 earthquake in Haiti—the worst disaster in modern
Hank Frundt, ¡Presente!

Hank Frundt, ¡Presente!

Henry J. Frundt, 70, died of cancer September 16 at his home in Montclair, New Jersey. Hank had been a
Citizenship and the Barriers to Black and Latino Coalitions in Chicago

Citizenship and the Barriers to Black and Latino Coalitions in Chicago

Why is it that there is not a strong coalition between Latinos and African Americans? Why haven’t these two groups,
Monseñor Romero’s Resurrection: Transnational Salvadoran Organizing

Monseñor Romero’s Resurrection: Transnational Salvadoran Organizing

Si me matan resuscitaré en el pueblo salvadoreño. —Archbishop Óscar Arnulfo Romero Shortly before his assassination on march 24, 1980,
Blowback: The Mexican Drug Crisis

Blowback: The Mexican Drug Crisis

In 2007, Mexican president Felipe Calderón launched a major offensive against drug-trafficking groups, sparking an explosion of violence that has
Cuba’s Crossroads

Cuba’s Crossroads

On September 13, the Cuban government made a stunning announcement: Within the next six months, state payrolls will shed half
South of the Ballot Box

South of the Ballot Box

Beyond Elections: Redefining Democracy in the Americas (DVD, 2008), a documentary film directed, filmed, and produced by Silvia Leindecker and
Border Deaths and Federal Immigration Enforcement

Border Deaths and Federal Immigration Enforcement

Dying to Live: A Story of U.S. Immigration in an Age of Global Apartheid by Joseph Nevins and Mizue Aizeki,
The Power of Transnational Organizing: Indigenous Migrant Politics in Oaxacalifornia

The Power of Transnational Organizing: Indigenous Migrant Politics in Oaxacalifornia

In July, Mexicans went to the polls to elect new governors. One of the most closely watched contests took place
Beyond the Consensus: Oppositional Migrante Politics in the Obama Era

Beyond the Consensus: Oppositional Migrante Politics in the Obama Era

I think the consensus is . . . the American people still want to see a solution [to undocumented immigration]
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