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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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Unsettled in the Mission: Redlined

April 5, 2018 Adriana Camarena

In the piercing cold days of late February, I walked the length of Mission Street, up the east side and down the west side, from …

Warriors in the Cove of Weepers

February 8, 2018 Adriana Camarena

Detail of 1864 James Butler, Map of City and County of San Francisco, The Pacific Mining Journal, showing the Las Camaritas contested land tract and

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Threading the Life of a Mayan

November 2, 2017 Adriana Camarena

Dollars by wire

A migrant day laborer, standing, waiting for work on Cesar Chavez Street, once told me that migration was like a thread. “A …

Looking for Indio in the Mission

October 6, 2017 Adriana Camarena
El Tecolote is proud to announce a new collaboration with literary artist, community activist and Mission resident Adriana Camarena tilted “Unsettled/Inquietos.” For her opening essay, she profiles a longtime Mission resident known as Indio.
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Letter to the editor: the 33-Stanyan Muni bus line

Chicano poet launches new book

Flamenco master embraced by adopted culture

Mexican Museum defends its legitimacy, corrects journalists’ inaccurate reporting

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True, heartfelt community spirit!

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About

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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