• google plus
  • facebook
  • twitter
  • About
  • Act
  • Contact
  • Learn
  • Press

NEWS

May 18, 2013

A Focus on Border Security and Temporary Visas as Senators Return to Immigration - NYTimes.com

May 14, 2013

Excluding 'criminals' from comprehensive immigration reform - Opinion - Al Jazeera English

May 12, 2013

First Steps to a Better Immigration Bill - NYTimes.com

May 9, 2013

In Senate, Efforts to Reshape, or Derail, Immigration Bill - NYTimes.com

more


TWITTER

On the Street: #UndocuAsians Come Out [Photos] http://t.co/twOFKnzSms via @colorlines #api #dreamers #cir13 #art4
11 hours ago • reply • retweet • favorite

@PamelaDAnderson Thanks for following us!
20 hours ago • reply • retweet • favorite

Today in #DC: Jericho Walk with @NewSanctuaryNYC http://t.co/vXY91VlPlA via @detentionwatch #stopice #cir13 #timeisnow
about 1 day ago • reply • retweet • favorite

MT @DetentionWatch Now is time to speak up abt immigration detention: Call Senate Judiciary Comm http://t.co/KnuhZrGYIU #not1more #latism
about 1 day ago • reply • retweet • favorite

JEFF BIGGERS, MICHELLE CHEN

Rogue State

(Dennis Gilman)

Author Jeff Biggers on right-wing yahoos, the immigrant struggle, and the Arizonification of America.

 

Posted in Nonfiction, Politics
Tagged: Arizona, education, Jeff Biggers, Mexican American Studies, Saving Ethnic Studies, Tucson
MICHELLE CHEN

Cultural Miseducation

Knowledge, Power and Ethnic Studies: The borderline between embracing difference and segregating it.

 

Posted in Education, Nonfiction
Tagged: education, ethnic studies, Mexican American Studies, Saving Ethnic Studies, Tucson
RODOLFO F. ACUÑA

Historical Amnesia Blinds Us

Why are some communities told to forget their history?

 

Posted in Education, Nonfiction
Tagged: ethnic studies, Mexican American Studies, Rodolfo Acuna
UNIDOS TUCSON

Get Your Banned Books Now

 

Posted in Education, Video/Media
Tagged: ethnic studies, Mexican American Studies, Saving Ethnic Studies, Tucson
JEFF BIGGERS

An Ethnic Studies Origin Story

A Tucson teaching: “How We Won in the 1990s,” a program on the origins of TUSD’s Mexican American Studies.

 

Posted in Education, Nonfiction
Tagged: Arizona, ethnic studies, Jeff Biggers, Mexican American Studies, Saving Ethnic Studies, Tucson
JEFF BIGGERS

The Godfather of El Hoyo

A “Freedom Summer” reading honors Chicano literary pioneer Mario Suarez.

 

Posted in Culture, Nonfiction
Tagged: ethnic studies, Jeff Biggers, Mexican American Studies, Tucson
RODOLFO F. ACUÑA

Arizona’s False Expectations

Via thinkmexican.org

In ethnic studies battle, the state is again attacking the dreams of Arizona’s poorest.

 

Posted in Education, Nonfiction
Tagged: Arizona, ethnic studies, Mexican American Studies, Rodolfo Acuna, Saving Ethnic Studies, Tucson
RODOLFO F. ACUÑA

Criminalizing Thinking

Acuña: A multiple choice of Dumb, Ignorant, Mean or Greedy?

 

Posted in Education, Nonfiction
Tagged: Chicano, ethnic studies, Mexican American Studies, Republican Party, Rodolfo Acuna, Saving Ethnic Studies, Tucson
RODOLFO ACUÑA

Sisyphus, Chicano Style

Nogales border wall (Jonathan Mcintosh via flickr/creative commons)

On the politics of immigration and ethnic studies, Rodolfo Acuña asks, “Abandonment or Struggle?”

 

Posted in Nonfiction, Politics
Tagged: Arizona, ethnic studies, Mexican American Studies, Rodolfo Acuna, Saving Ethnic Studies, Sean Arce, Tucson
JEFF BIGGERS

Arizona’s Freedom Summer

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TgvOdD5bVsg"

 

Posted in Education, Nonfiction
Tagged: Arizona, Jeff Biggers, Mexican American Studies, Saving Ethnic Studies, Tucson


← Older posts

COPYRIGHT 2013 THE ASIAN AMERICAN WRITERS’ WORKSHOP, ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.
THE ASIAN AMERICAN WRITERS’ WORKSHOP | 110-112 W. 27TH ST., STE 600 | NEW YORK, NY 10001

  • CONTACT