Category Archives: Racism
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A brief history of US Latin America policy, its relevance for today, and analysis of what is going on now
July 16, 2019 by epoetus
Putting aside whether or not there really is a spike of migrants from Latin America, as a previous …
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Bernie Sanders lays out bold 10-point plan for Democrats
November 27, 2018 by stephenshubert
By Jon Queally / Common Dreams, November 24, 2018, If Democrats “want to keep and expand their majority in the House, take back the …
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Let’s keep checking facts
October 3, 2016 by ebanderson123
In this election with so many undecided voters, facts are tremendously important. Let’s do whatever we can to circulate factual …
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Him: “What’s your nationality?” Me: “American.” Him: “I mean where are you from?” Me: “Here.”
June 4, 2016 by celinagut
Dr. Seuss’ 1942 cartoon played on fears that Japanese-Americans might be loyal to Japan and planning to destroy America. The …
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What does fear of “The Other” do?
May 21, 2016 by ebanderson123
In politics, fear is a tremendously useful tool to gain public approval and power. This article illustrates a strong undercurrent of …
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Please don’t throw us in that briar patch Señor Drumpf (video)
May 8, 2016 by celinagut
It’s pretty easy to repurpose the Drumpf’s simple syllabic vocabulary to your own good, in any language. A South American …
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Islanders' Voice 