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Sports, Arts and Politics: a volatile mix

August 9, 2018 Carlos Barón

The author’s mother (left), Elba Parra Guzmán, alongside her teammates in Chile, circa 1938. Courtesy: Carlos Barón

Carlos Barón

My mother was an excellent Chilean …

My friend Víctor Jara

July 26, 2018 Carlos Barón

Víctor Lidio Jara Martínez (September 28, 1932 – September 16, 1973), Chilean teacher, theater director, poet, singer-songwriter and political activist. Via: Wikimedia commons

“…yes, my …

Planting our future and hoping for a good harvest

June 14, 2018 Carlos Barón
Column: The Devil’s Advocate

Kindergartners from Cesar Chavez Elementary graduate to the first grade. Courtesy: Carlos Barón

Carlos Barón

—“Anyone else watch the international news …

So what? So what? So what about this crap?!!

May 31, 2018 Carlos Barón

Members of Confech (Confederación de Estudiantes de Chile) bare their chests during a protest against sexist education in Chile on May 16. Photo: Agencia Uno/Publimetro.cl

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A multicultural healing act

May 3, 2018 Carlos Barón
The Devil’s Advocate

Carlos Barón

Recently, I had a surgery. As I get older, those interventions have been occurring rather often. The times when I …

A real-life “Mafalda”

March 22, 2018 Carlos Barón

“Mafalda is an indignant heroine, who rejects the world as it is…defending her right to remain a child who does not want to take charge …

Coco and Wakanda, forever?

March 8, 2018 Carlos Barón
The Devil’s Advocate

Two recent films have made a big impression among us “people of color” (POC) in this country: the an animated film “Coco” …

Assault weapons Versus Thoughts and Prayers: a fair fight?

February 21, 2018 Carlos Barón

Illustration: Paul Duginski

Frankly, I am not enthused about writing this column today. Perhaps I am invaded by a malady that seems to afflict millions …

Column: How young is too young to know?

February 8, 2018 Carlos Barón

Column: The Devil’s Advocate

Illustration: Gustavo Reyes

How early should children be introduced to the big subjects? Religion? Politics? Sex?

Two of my children are …

Column: Quique Dávila has left us

January 11, 2018 Carlos Barón

The Devil’s Advocate

Quique Dávila performs at a house party in the author’s home, 2010. Photo: Dulce Barón

As December of 2017 ended, so did …

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