La Bloga: Chicanonautica: La Cultura in the Library

La Bloga: Chicanonautica: La Cultura in the Library

President Barack Obama—painted by the FoxNews brush in shades of ghetto, pork, and gangsta'

An all too absurd and frightfully telling confirmation on the media's ongoing visual-rhetorical-liguistic scheme to provoke and perpetuate difference, antipathy, and general melaninophobia, brought to you, of course, by the good ol' boys at FoxNews—I wonder if Michael Steele or Herman Cain showed up at this urban-flavored, scary soiree in DC?

If Beluga Whales Love Mexicans, Why Can't the Primates in Georgia, Arizona, etc Get Their S*** Together!

#7: The Locas Stories, Jaime Hernandez « The Hooded Utilitarian

#7: The Locas Stories, Jaime Hernandez « The Hooded Utilitarian

Joaquin Murieta in the Imagination of the Americas | via Movie Miento

Frantz Fanon: Black Skin, White Masks

Reading this book changed my life in graduate school.... here's a cool promo page i found on tumblr.com...

Afro-Latino Spiderman on the Horizon | via Guanabee

A Personal Story: Two Mexicans Assaulted After Dodger Game | The American Show

A Personal Story: Two Mexicans Assaulted After Dodger Game | The American Show

The Hours, ALI IN THE JUNGLE, and Django Rheinhardt...

repost...original posting, december 2009...

The Hours "Ali In The Jungle" music video - Directed by Jonas Odell from FilmTecknarna on Vimeo.

Kiss Beethoven to make THE HOURS song start or just click the video below for DJANGO RHEINHARDT's latest...

Erik Estrada! Dancer via El Zonkey Show...

White Supremacy in the News! Courtesy of the Daily News....

as always here on the galleryblog, click the pictures for the link or to make it bigger...

first, a story that highlights the ever-evolving relationship of aesthetics, medicine, and race-hate...

and, second, a tale of Catholicism, racism, and schools...

A Watershed Moment in the History of U.S. Soccer (FIFA)... via ESPN

"If we are prisoners of our own paradigm, then you can understand why Bradley, with his Princetonian soul, was far more comfortable recruiting players from the green fields of universities than from the barrios." (source)