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Reviews for the Revolution: A Difficult Beauty By David Groulx (Ojibwe)
I met David Groulx last year at the International Festival of the Authors in Toronto. We chatted about poetry and writing programs and politics. Two days later I heard Groulx read and I was floored.
67 Suenos - A PNN ReViEwSfoRtheReVoLution
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Friday Night Fights with PNN (Not ESPN)
Reno, Nevada-
“He is my favorite fighter,” Santiago, 7, looked up at me. Not a young man of many words, that’s all Santiago said and then showed me a color photograph of him with his father, small hands covered in boxing gloves bigger than him. Through Santiago’s eyes, I saw the love and hope of thousands of Mexicano young boys and their fathers in diaspora, past the lies of Amerikkka false borders, and low or no wage work, to the dreams of the first Mexicano heavyweight boxing champion to be, Chris Arreola, from Riverside, Ca, by way of East La
This Country Must Change: Essays on the Necessity of Revolution in the USA
Friday, January 15, 2010
Tambien la luvia (Even the rain) a PNN ReViewsForTHe RevOlution movie review
"Siempre es dinero (its always about money)...." We open with Spanish filmmakers Gael Garcia Bernal and Luis Tosar driving their late model SUV’s through a lush green backdrop of our sacred Pachamama, chuckling, bickering, thinking of the ways they will produce a movie about Christopher Columbus with a small budget by exploiting the indigenous peoples of Bolivia and their lands
