Revolutionary Writers & Swimming-Pool Socialists
If you can be a capitalist and journalist with no risk to your objectivity, then why can’t I be a socialist and journalist, even one with a swimming pool?
@ the Movies (Alejandro A. Riera)
Hector chats with Alejandro A. Riera, a long-time film critic born in Santurce, Puerto Rico and based in Chicago, about Latino and Latin American movies and diversity in Hollywood
To Us, For Us
Hector chats with Tootie Alvarez, a poet and truck driver in Chicago who writes for Latino Rebels
Facing the Woke Mob
It is my right to be critical, especially with friends, family members and allies, but it’s also extremely important that I am
The X-ing of Language: The Case AGAINST ‘Latinx’
Words and their meanings, if they belong to anyone, belong to those who speak them
Boxed & Screwed
Arturo Dominguez is a writer and musician from New Jersey by way of Houston, Texas
Episode 37 – The Bridge to Pandemonium
Daniel Cubias is the author of several books, including ‘Zombie President’ and his newest novel, The Bridge to Pandemonium.’
Episode 35 – Gadfly
César Vargas is a writer, filmmaker and activist born in the Dominican Republic but now based in New York.