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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 …

From the Belly of the Beast

December 14, 2017 Carlos Barón
The Devil’s Advocate

Note from the Author: This guest column was originally written for El Tecolote in September of 1984. From the moment of its …

A new producer for ‘La Posarela’

November 30, 2017 Carlos Barón
Column: The Devil’s Advocate

Carlos Baron poses with an older portrait of himself portraying the devil in past years with La Posarela in his home
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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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