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Charlie Hebdo and Baudelaire’s Laughter
To the Frech poet and author Charles Baudelaire, the essence of laughter was the ultimate fool’s errand, yet the pen of the “licensed fool” often acts as a necessary strike at ideological tyranny.
Continue reading...The Fight for Reproductive Rights in New Mexico
10. February 2015
Maureen Sanders, constitutional lawyer and former UNM law professor, provides us with a historical background on the decades of struggle.
Continue reading...Provincial Matters, 2-9-2014
09. February 2015
V.B. Price's weekly collection of observations and appreciations.
Continue reading...Frida’s Bathroom: A Contested Space
06. February 2015
A locked room gives a glimpse into the mystery, complexity and strength of a Mexican icon.
Continue reading...Insight New Mexico - Gerry Bradley
05. February 2015
V.B. Price talks with Gerry Bradley, Senior Researcher and Policy Analyst for New Mexico Voices for Children, about New Mexico's regressive tax structure.
Continue reading...La Candelaria y La Bendición de la Cruz
03. February 2015
In Oaxaca, Mexico February 2nd is celebrated as Candlemas with remnants of a sacred day in the Aztec calendar that marks the beginning of the agricultural cycle, the midpoint between the solstice and the equinox.
Continue reading...Provincial Matters, 2-2-2015
02. February 2015
V.B. Price's weekly collection of observations and appreciations.
Continue reading...Friday Voyage: Mexico City
30. January 2015
The Aztecs called it Tenochtitlán; and the city that rose from a lake is still slowly revealing its ancient secrets to a modern metropolis.
Continue reading...Provincial Matters, 1-26-2015
26. January 2015
V.B. Price's weekly collection of observations and appreciations.
Continue reading...‘I, the worst of all women’
22. January 2015
The life of Sor Juana Inés de la Cruz, the brilliant and defiant 17th century religious sister and author who's become a feminist icon.
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10. February 2015
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