Author: JulioSueco
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Feeling the heat yet?
Ay gíüey! Nunca pensé que the day would come. One of the darling conversations that so closely unite us Xicanos is Mexican racism. Nothing would give that cup of chocolate more flavour than tearing apart the thin veil of racism in our culture. Long has been known to us how our brothers and sisters, granpas…
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Those were the days
Little did I know I was living the good times, back when I was an undocumented alien in Califas though I felt the same way that this dude down here is feeling I could do basically anything I wanted. Nada me detenía, in comparison … Though I do not deny my roots and where I…
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Interesting comparisons
For a nice recap of mexican history in California I suggest to take a read at this … The premise that the Akaka Bill would open the doorway to Mexican claims for establishing the nation of Aztlan engendered a huge and unforeseen response. As would be expected there were supporters and detractors to the idea.…
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Where not in Kansas anymore
According to Oppenheimer Rice committed a major faux paux. Well, least to say I missed yet nunca es tarde to delight in those little things that jar that ajarred door in relations between anglos and latinos in the USA. Lo único que pasará a la historia de la reciente asamblea de la Organización de Estados…
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Lincolns thoughts murdered, again.
Could someone please tell me how did government of the people, by the people, for the people become against the people?
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What I like about Sandra Dionisi’s painting is that it both reflects a snake and a scorpion at the same time in her work. Que viva la reconquista!
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Requiered reading ese
“La Malinche.” Slave, interpreter, secretary, mistress, mother of the first “Mexican.” her very name still stirs up controversy. Associate Professor of History R. Douglas Cope teaches Mexican and colonial Latin American history. He is the author of The Limits of Racial Domination: Plebeian Society in Colonial Mexico City, 1660–1720. *please notice the 666 on the…
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Serve chilly and cold on a plate ese!
It is not for me to glee at the desgracias de otros pero this motherfucker left una puta espina clavada long time ago. And I for one, (Me persino and all that crap) am glad this motherfucker is going down. He made a career out of spite for illegal immigration making us tijuanenses and imigrantes…
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Mi lengua, mi nación
For too long I was embarrased of my Xicano accent. Frankly. I cringed into a hell of angst and embarrassment whenever my i’s* faltered and betrayed an otherness that was far from the american ideal. Here in Europe I can retrace and notice this patttern of linguistic perfection sought out by english monolinguals in proper…
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Soy gabacho, y qué?
It cracks me up. One of the things that I fight and strive for in this blog is to defend our nativeness. For far too long have been led to believe that we are immigrants, illegals, and other nonnative beings that one easily bypasses the fact that we are Americans inasmuch as George Washington was…
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Ya era hora …
MAPISTAS & the GREENPARTY ( El Partido Verde) want nuestra Gente to know that the forced shipping out of nuestra gente, back to Mexico, in 1929-1944 , under “The Mexican Repatriation Program,†that saw 400,000 American citizens of Mexican descent illegally sent off to Mexico, has been repudiated by an overwhelming vote in the California…
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Los cristianos esos …
Not lon ago yet in eon years blogwise, Elena my buddy, pal, amiga, compa, friend and all that wondered about Spreading God’s Love. I even added my two centavos to the issue. Today I find two of my favorite blogs in that isue wondering about the issues that so gives so much food for thought.…