Soldadera: The Tiny Things They Carried
Soldadera: The Tiny Things They Carried
*I enjoyed reading this immensely. Soldaderas have always been a figment of the past in my mind, frozen images of iconic Casasola photographs. This piece is from June of this […]
The Radical Indian Activist Who Influenced Mexico City, Lenin And Einstein
*I read this today – it’s a short illutrated history – and learned something about someone I didn’t know. Accordong to this history Manabendra Nath Roy lived a fascnating life, […]
México emigrado y México esclavo
*Don’t miss this read. From the article: “We are the 43, just like we are the Syrian refugees in Europe. We do not need to redeem Mexico with our return. […]
Surviving The Mexican Revolution
*Stories like these are at the heart of U.S. Latino culture. It’s enriching to listen to them, they never get old. VL By Lesley McClurg , Latino USA Some lessons are learned […]
Día de la Revolución: Pancho Villa and My Grandfather
By Tony Castro, Voxxi My grandfather, Jose Angel Castro, was 14 when he first met Pancho Villa who had fled to the northern state of Chihuahua after killing an officer […]
Mexico’s Day of the Revolution – A Holiday Worth Celebrating
By Phillipe Diederich, Voxxi November 20th is Mexico’s Día de la Revolución (Day of the Revolution). It’s not Independence Day, and it’s certainly not Cinco de Mayo, which celebrates the Mexican victory […]