La Raza Chronicles

La Raza Chronicles – July 14, 2015

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Today’s program features: Noticias with “News from the Americas”; a commentary about the Pope Frances; a conversation with Valerie Landau about September travel to Cuba; a conference call with the Accion Latina/ El Tecolote staff about the 45th year anniversary activities of the bilingual community newspaper; and an interview with the Colombian music group, Bomba … Continued


La Raza Chronicles

La Raza Chronicles – July 7, 2015

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Today’s program includes Noticias, news from the Americas; and a discussion of narco -vigilantes on both sides of the US/Mexican border and the film “Cartlel Land.”  We hear from the first Chicana mystery series writer, Lucha Corpi sharing excerpts from her memoir, “Confessions of a Book Burner.” and a conversation about the Sol collective in Sacramento featuring Latino artists and images. We also … Continued


Tonight’s program features Noticias/ News from the Americas with Vylma V.; an important discussion led by Julieta Kusnir about the investigation into the sexual abuse of immigrant women in the janitorial industry: a commentary by Nina Serrano on the bilingual San Francisco Mission district newspaper, “El Tecolote” and its 45th anniversary and call for poetry; … Continued


La Raza Chronicles

La Raza Chronicles – June 23, 2015

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Today’s program features Noticias Sin Fronteras: News from the Americas; Mumia Abu Jamal’s first radio commentary since his recent medical crisis under dubious medical care from the prison system, speaking on the Charlotte, North Carolina church murders; a conversation with Detention Center Watch about closing of immigrant family immigrant detention centers; the poetry of Chicano … Continued


This episode features: “Noticias Sin Fronteras,” a news round-up from the Americas; a conversation with Cat Brooke about community organizing against police violence and the upcoming Mayor’s Conference; good advice on what to do if you are stopped by the police; a commentary on Local Latino cultural affairs including the appointment of Juan Felipe Herrera as … Continued


Last week we announced that there are 27,000 torture survivors in Chile today. 117 of these Chilean survivors of torture during the Augusto Pinochet regime are now on a hunger strike to demand justice, reparation, and compensation. They are currently in their 70’s. These elderly protestors call for international letters of support addressed to the … Continued