Coyolxauhqui Remembered: A Journal of Latina Voices published by the College of Ethnic Studies, Raza Studies Department at San Francisco State. This year’s journal focuses on Latina responses to the war in Iraq. Teresa Carrillo, faculty editor of the journal, professor of Raza Studies; Stephanie Miles, student editor and intern; Milta Ortiz, poet, student editor.
Producer, director, and performers of this year’s Noche de Cabaret:Canasta de Cuentos Mexicanos, coming up on April 22nd at San Francisco’s CMC Community Music Center.
Juan-Manuel Caipo from the band Orixa on their new album Siembra. www.orixazone.com.
Francisco Domínguez, one of the participating artists of Weedee Peepo: Icons, Portraits, Y Gente, part of the 35th annual celebration of the Galería de la Raza in San Francisco. www.galeriadelaraza.org.
Today Radio 2050 presents some of the best Latina poets.
Raul R. Salinas Author, poet, Raul R. Salinas, known as the Pínto Poet from Austin, Texas, is prominent for his provocative penitentiary poetry as well as his active role in the human rights struggle within prison walls, in urban streets, and on Native American reservations where he reconnects with his Coahiltecan blood.
Radio2050 captures poet Tim Z Hernandez live at San Francisco’s Galería de la Raza as he reads from his new book of poetry entitled Skin Tax.
Juan-Manuel Caipo from the band Orixa on their new album Siembra. www.orixazone.com.
The 5th Element Women’s collective.
Highlights from the past year of Radio 2050.
