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Dispatches From the Rio Grande Valley

July 13, 2018 Tongo Eisen-Martin

The following is a first person account by San Francisco revolutionary and poet, Tongo Eisen-Martin, who spent three days at the U.S.-Mexico border in late …

Bay Area resists, denounces Trump’s anti-immigrant policy of separating children

July 13, 2018 Jessika Karlsson and Kelly Rodriguez Murillo

Lorraine Altamirano, 65, holding the sign “Humanity, Dignity, and Family” at the ICE protest in front of the West County Detention Facility on June 26,
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Unsettled in the Mission: Renegade

July 12, 2018 Adriana Camarena
Gaby and her daughter embrace in a playground in the Mission District, July 2 2018. Photo: Adriana Camarena
Gaby and her daughter wait for a
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Let’s not make America hate again

July 12, 2018 Carlos Barón

Illustration: Weshoyot Alvitre

Give me your tired, your poor,

Your huddled masses, yearning to breathe free,

The wretched refuse of your teeming shore,

Send these, …

Lopez Obrador election signals a revolution accessible to all

July 12, 2018 Arturo Moh Mendez

Thousands gather in Mexico City’s Zocalo to celebrate the victory of the newly elected president, Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador, on July 2, 2018. Photo: Rodrigo
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CA graff crew celebrates 25 years in the making

July 6, 2018 Kirk Stevenson

The CA25 show chronicles 25 years of a graffiti association’s journey through a changing landscape of art, beats, rhymes, LIFE and family. Established in 1993, …

Turning a New Page: Incumbent Colombian President Ivan Duque

July 2, 2018 Michael Middleton

Iván Duque celebrates during the first round of the Colombian presidential election. Duque eventually went on to defeat his opponent Gustavo Petro in the second

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First entirely affordable housing project for seniors finds home in the Mission

July 2, 2018 Judy Goddess

Ground breaking ceremony for the new affordable senior housing unit on 1296 Shotwell. From the Left to Right: Lorena Melgarejo and Ollinda Orellana (community speakers

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Brazil and Soccer, a love story

June 29, 2018 Eduardo Da Silva

Brazilian footballers Pelé (weeping) and Gilmar after winning the 1958 World Cup. Wikimedia Commons
Brazil and Croatia match at the FIFA World Cup, June 12,
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Pride 2018 Photo Gallery

June 28, 2018 Web Editor
Photo: Alejandro Galicia Diaz
The pink triangle, which was a symbol of discrimination against gay people during Nazi Germany, is not a symbol of hope
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El Tecolote newspaper began as a project in a La Raza Studies class at San Francisco State University. Prof. Juan Gonzales created the class as a way to channel more Latinos into journalism. In the 1970s, Latinos and other people of color were virtually invisible in the major newsrooms.

Today El Tecolote continues to provide original local news, portraying the diverse spectrum of Latino life.

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