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February 25th, 2010
By Hector A. Chavana, Jr. (Tlacaelel) of OurNewAnahuac.net
MSNBC Commentator Keith Olbermann speaks on racism present and past. He even goes into the anthropological aspects for a second.
Many people confuse my rants against “White Power” with me taking a position against all white people. In fact, my measure for a human being are her soul and her deeds.
It is true, as Olbermann suggests, that I do [...]
January 29th, 2010
By Hector A. Chavana, Jr. (Tlacaelel) of OurNewAnahuac.net
We, social critics, have long noted the Hispano-trash that is transmitted by mega corporations over cable, broadcast and radio. The main topics at Univision seems to be breasts and celebrities, and its served up by people looking whiter than the journalists at CNN.
They have become much slicker at masking their racism. [...]
January 8th, 2010
By Hector A. Chavana, Jr. (Tlacaelel) of OurNewAnahuac.net
This post is an attempt to look at terrorism with a little logic. I try to present facts here. It is devoid of patriotic emotions over anything. I admit that I am immune to such feelings, but for those who read this, understand that this is meant to be an analysis of terrorism, not a [...]
November 23rd, 2009
By Hector A. Chavana, Jr. (Tlacaelel) of OurNewAnahuac.net
A few days ago, less than a week, I believe, I was listening to a report on KPFT or NPR and they were discussing the Glass-Steagall Act, the act which essentially limited banks from taking major lending risks. In 1999 the act was repealed. This repeal is largely blamed for having caused the financial crisis [...]
October 22nd, 2009
By Hector A. Chavana, Jr. (Tlacaelel) of OurNewAnahuac.net
I know I said I wouldn’t watch it, and I know I said no blogs this week, but aqui te va. Unedited so i can see part two. I’ll edit tomorrow. Con permiso…
My expectations for CNN’s Latino In America were quite low. I counted on hearing only from entertainers. I was [...]
October 21st, 2009
By Hector A. Chavana, Jr. (Tlacaelel) of OurNewAnahuac.net
Basta Dobbs In Houston. Two city council members (not pictured), James Rodriguez and Jolanda Jones, were in attendence, along with the steadfast organizers from La Raza Justice Movement, Pastores En Accion and America For All.
October 10th, 2009
By Hector A. Chavana, Jr. (Tlacaelel) of OurNewAnahuac.net
October 9th, 2009
By Hector A. Chavana, Jr. (Tlacaelel) of OurNewAnahuac.net
Houston organizers had the distinct pleasure of meeting with Favianna Rodriguez of the Basta Dobbs campaign, perhaps one of the first modern Latino campaigns with a truly national character. Favianna, an accomplished blogger who blogs at Favianna.com, explained the campaign’s focus on the largest media markets, and the importance of having every major city in [...]
October 8th, 2009
By Hector A. Chavana, Jr. (Tlacaelel) of OurNewAnahuac.net
The tide seems to be turning generally in our favor in several battles in the Immigration Wars. I say that with the ubiquitous caveat that the war is not over (as if that even needs to be mentioned). In early August, it was announced that Hutto, the immigrant baby jail in Taylor, Texas, would no [...]
October 1st, 2009
By Hector A. Chavana, Jr. (Tlacaelel) of OurNewAnahuac.net
Robert Price was arrested in Houston for impersonating a police office, says Channel 2. Raza activists have identified this man as having driven around local events in a vehicle marked “Border Watch,” ostensibly the same vehicle used in the alleged crime. He was at our August 29th Immigration Moratorium Rally at Driver Park, in which people [...]
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First Friday Forum
St Thomas University 3/10/2010

Photo Courtesy of
Bryan Parras '09

Canvassing for August 29th
Rally - 2009

At the Nuestra Palabra
Radio Show 6-16-09

Sister's Quince
2007

Protesting Hutto
6-20-09
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