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Filmmaker Saul Landau talks about latest docummentary

This April 17 marks the 50th anniversary of the Bay of Pigs invasion, the unsuccessful attempt by CIA-trained Cuban exiles to retake the country after the revolution in 1959. And just in time, the documentary film, “Will The Real Terrorist Please Stand Up?” about Cuba-U.S. relations and the “Cuban 5,” will be screened at the Brava Theater in the Mission District this April 16.

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Asesinato en Fruitvale

Chuy Campos era también de origen mexicano –como el 70% de los latinos de Frutivale–. Nació en Autlán, Jalisco. Su historia era una de las tantas favoritas para describir el aporte de los migrantes a los Estados Unidos.

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Hospitality house community arts program services

Art classes and drop-in art studio; free materials for use in workshops and studio; art computer workstation and digital editing; airbrush workshop; community gallery space; solo & small group exhibitions in various community venues; art auctions; writing workshops and open-mic events; anthology publishing • Venue: Hospitality House, 1009 Market St., S.F. @ 6th St. • […]

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Lengua en salsa fundraisers

Doña Alba Guerra – owner of the Salvadoran Sunrise Restaurant – hosts a series of fundraising events every Thursday to benefit local non-profit community organizations. Guerra donates 20 percent of the proceeds from the consumption of food and drinks towards the featured project. Music and poetry is provided by local artists and musicians who donate […]

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SUITE: TAGLISH

“Suite: Taglish – Talking Filipino/American,” which explores Filipino-American life through the medium of contemporary music of the Karl Evangelista-Grex Quintet and Ron Quesada (guitar), Francis Wong (winds), John-Carlos Perea (bassist/vocalist/cedar flutist), Jordan Glenn (drums), Rei Scampavia (keyboards & multi-instrumentalist). The musicians fuse melodic Kulingtang Gong of the Southern Philipines with jazz, improvisation, folk rock, electronic […]

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21st annual California Studies food Conference

Activists, scholars, and community leaders explore food as a fulcrum of political and social change. Sessions focus on three themes: Food Justice, Organizing the Food Chain, and Agri-Culture. Keynote Speaker: Sasha Abramsky, journalist and author of Breadline USA. Venue: Oakland Museum, 1000 Oak St. (Lake Merritt BART). Registration includes Admission, Lunch & Membership in the […]

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HUMAN RIGHTS WATCH FILM FESTIVAL

Yerba Buena Center for the Arts presents a film series focusing on distinctive human rights themes. The power of film challenges the viewer and promotes calls to action. The films in this program will put a human face on threats to individual freedom and dignity and celebrate the ability of the human spirit and intellect […]

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Mi Barrio Latino America

“Mi Barrio Latino AmĂ©rica” consiste en una serie de artĂ­culos biográficos breves sobre personas que RamĂłn Hernández y Karol Carranza están entrevistando en sus viajes por AmĂ©rica Central y MĂ©xico. Los artĂ­culos realzan las historias personales, preocupaciones, opiniones y temas en las propias palabras de la gente entrevistada. Mariana ZeledĂłn Navarro & Claudia C. Sevilla […]

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Mi Barrio Latino América

“Mi Barrio Latino AmĂ©rica” consists on a short series of biographical articles on people Ramon Hernandez and Karol Carranza are interviewing throughout their travels in Central America and Mexico. The articles highlight personal stories, concerns, opinions and issues in the words of the people interviewed. Mariana ZeledĂłn Navarro & Claudia C. Sevilla Navarro, Granada, Nicaragua, […]