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Credit: Darryl Lorenzo Wellington
Encountering New Mexico
Mon, Jan 31, 2022, 9:17pm | By Darryl Wellington
This nation’s greatest commentator on race relations, James Baldwin, never visited New Mexico (as far as my research can tell). But Baldwin published an...
The author’s personal altar with paper flowers, candles, autumn leaves and food items. In the center is a drawing of the author’s sister Christel Angélica Chávez, Captain U.S. Air Force. Drawing by Anthony Thielen (cousin). Credit: Photo Courtesy by Nicolasa Chávez
Celebrating the Dead: Día de los Muertos and All Hallowe’en
Tue, Sep 28, 2021, 2:05pm | By Nicolasa Chávez
Many people do not know the origins of this fun - and fright-filled night, nor of the similarities its’ origins share with Día de los Muertos
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Pre-pandemic grief, ancestral memory, mourning the world in 2020 and healing in the present
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Censored Voices: Banned Book Project Co-written by Dillon Pacheco and Andrea Galindo
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An Educational Moment and Movement: Banned Book Week
Tue, Sep 5, 2023, 1:33pm
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