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Fighting for the Joy of Doing Work ‘That Is Real’

May 23, 2021 /

The weekly newsletter of the México Solidarity Project May 19, 2021/ This week’s issue/ Meizhu Lui, for the editorial team In one of Marge Piercy’s most beloved poems, To Be of Use, she writes: “The pitcher cries for water to

Saving a Language, Saving a People

May 15, 2021 /

The weekly newsletter of the México Solidarity Project: online at mexicosolidarityproject.org May 12, 2021/ This week’s issue/ Meizhu Lui, for the editorial team Years ago, in elementary school, I dreaded having my mother come to meet my teachers or other

Cinco de Mayo Has a US History All Its Own

May 5, 2021 /

The weekly newsletter of the México Solidarity Project May 5, 2021/ This week’s issue A guest introduction by international solidarity and labor activist Jesus Hermosillo Back in 1980s Los Angeles, elementary school kids like me had just one occasion —

MEXICAN CULTURE IS NOT A COSTUME

May 5, 2021 /

by Bruce Hobson Wearing sombreros, ponchos, and fake mustaches and drinking tequila on Cinco de Mayo is a sign of disrespect and ignorance. Each year in the United States, frat boys take advantage of Cinco de Mayo as a pretext

Damaged in Transit

May 1, 2021 /

The weekly newsletter of the México Solidarity Project April 28, 2021/ This week’s issue/ Meizhu Lui, for the editorial team Sometimes our packages have a rough transit. Heavier packages may squash more delicate ones or something we send out might

Mexico Solidarity Project

Fighting for the Joy of Doing Work ‘That Is Real’

Saving a Language, Saving a People

Cinco de Mayo Has a US History All Its Own

MEXICAN CULTURE IS NOT A COSTUME

Damaged in Transit

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