This is the first in a two-part series from New Mexico Mercury and La Jicarita. The series looks deep into the so-called “reform” movement in education across the country and in New Mexico.
Continue reading...09. December 2013
V.B. Price's weekly collection of appreciations and observations.
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In this second installment, Margaret Randall explores the origins and political statements of the murals embedded into the fiber of San Francisco.
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V.B. Price talks with Dr. Veronica Garcia, Executive Director of NM Voices for Children and former Education Secretary under Bill Richardson, about the state of childhood poverty in the state.
Continue reading...04. December 2013
Chaotic social divisions in New Mexico and across the world arise when professional and political leaders forget the needs of those they represent.
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Poet, author and social critic Darryl Wellington discusses his recent article that examined the African American experience and history in New Mexico.
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V.B. Price's weekly collection of appreciations and observations.
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Margaret Randall explores the large steel sculptures on display in San Francisco's Crissy Field and how a city's public art reflects on its character.
Continue reading...28. November 2013
In wishing you a peaceful weekend after the busy joys of Thanksgiving, we offer two short stories for your leisurely reading.
Continue reading...28. November 2013
A short story by Ed Merta that dreams of a climate policy breakthrough in New Mexico.
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10. December 2013
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