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December 6, 2019March 23, 2020Martin Haro

#Julián2020

We hardly ever talk about U.S. American relations vis-à-vis the rest of the American continent. I’m from Peru; here going on 20 years. Came for college; stayed for the freedom and the family I found here. Here, where I enjoy certain (shared…for now?) privileges that are still out reach for many in South America, Peru […]

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December 4, 2019March 12, 2020Martin Haro

A(nother) Comment Re: Donald Trump

Just because a thief wasn’t caught that doesn’t mean they never stole. Just because a traitor says he isn’t one that doesn’t mean he didn’t sell out his country. Wake up, people. Donald Trump dodged the draft back in his day and today, he and his lawyers believe he can get away with murder. He pals […]

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December 1, 2019January 6, 2020Martin Haro

The Cost of Staying Alive

On this World AIDS Day, let’s remember the many lives lost to this pandemic, for sure, and let’s celebrate and encourage survivors as we all recommit ourselves to educate the next generations, and let’s def continue to demand more enlightened and equitable support for HIV/AIDS patients around the planet. Fuck yeah, let us do all o’ […]

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November 14, 2019February 3, 2020Martin Haro

Of Playlists and America

This 🎧➡️ Madame ❌ Is on a Wedding Shuttle playlist I made back on a warm early summer night out in Paso Robles last May is fun. It’s good limpiando-la-casa company. It tells a good story, too, when you listen to the lyrics and, then, when you string ’em along…the ones that resonate. No change, […]

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November 12, 2019February 23, 2021Martin Haro

Where the Heart Is

Today, the Supreme Court of the United States heard arguments on the Barack Obama-era DACA (Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals) American immigration policy, which has provided close to 700,000 (known) young DREAMers respite from deportation and, y’ know, a moment in the sun, since the policy was instituted in the summer of 2012. Quelle surprise, […]

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November 5, 2019Martin Haro

Don’t Forget to Vote!

You get a sticker when you vote. And municipal elections matter, too, you know. Municipal means right outside your door.

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November 1, 2019February 2, 2020Martin Haro

He/She/They Ought to Get a Clue

Why, oh why is it that difficult for non-millennials some people to get with the pronouns program, already? Nineteen years ago, I came to the United States of America to study journalism in South Florida, right. That’s almost 20 years ago, OK, and one of the first lessons my professors taught me at Miami–Dade Community […]

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September 25, 2019Martin Haro

A Crisis by Any Other Name

Earlier tonight, during the opening of its 10-minute digest option for the evening, I heard Reuters refer to the health alert and controversy surrounding vaping as a “crisis.” WTF? Gun violence and mass murders by gun-toting lone wolves, that is the crisis. If only. If only we could get a grip and call a spade […]

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September 16, 2019August 10, 2020Martin Haro

San Francisco Civic Center 9.16.19

Today was A Day Without Immigrants in San Francisco. Now, I am not 100 percent sure that it was, indeed, a day without immigrants ’round these parts because most immigrants have to work in this expensive city and all around the Bay Area. At the very least, I am certain that it was a day […]

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September 13, 2019October 29, 2020Martin Haro

A Comment Re: Julián Castro

What I like about [Julián Castro] is that he is offering all of us a voice and a perspective, a cultural point of view, that has been missing in the conversation and in representation, at this level and down the line. I find him to be unapologetically himself, and that means some of us in […]

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