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David and Goliath: The Sequel We Now Need

October 27, 2021 /

The weekly newsletter of the México Solidarity Project September 29, 2021/ This week’s issue/ Meizhu Lui, for the editorial team Who doesn’t love the story of a kid with a slingshot bringing down an armored nine-foot tall warrior wielding sword

Los Charros y los Carros: Cowboys and Cars

October 27, 2021 /

The weekly newsletter of the México Solidarity Project September 22, 2021/ This week’s issue/ Meizhu Lui, for the editorial team Labor unions in México first came under direct PRI government control in the late 1940s when the Aléman administration started

Tres por Uno: When Equal Becomes Unequal

October 25, 2021 /

The weekly newsletter of the México Solidarity Project September 15, 2021/ This week’s issue/ Meizhu Lui, for the editorial team People who migrate to the United States leave their family, friends, and neighbors in the little villages where they grew

The Miracles of Guadalupe: A Heritage of Helping

October 25, 2021 /

The weekly newsletter of the México Solidarity Project September 8, 2021/ This week’s issue/ Meizhu Lui, for the editorial team Generations of Mexicans have viewed the Virgin of Guadalupe, México’s mestiza patron saint, as a blessed miracle maker. Yolanda López, the 79-year-old Chicana artist who died this past week, saw the strength and power

Chinese — and Mexican, Too? Absolutely Yes!

October 25, 2021 /

The weekly newsletter of the México Solidarity Project September 1, 2021/ This week’s issue/ Meizhu Lui, for the editorial team My Chinese-American son grew up facing a mocking schoolyard sneer: “You’re not white, you’re not black, you’re nothing!” For kids

Mexico Solidarity Project

David and Goliath: The Sequel We Now Need

Los Charros y los Carros: Cowboys and Cars

Tres por Uno: When Equal Becomes Unequal

The Miracles of Guadalupe: A Heritage of Helping

Chinese — and Mexican, Too? Absolutely Yes!

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