Six more clips from the John Jay panel on the Librotraficante movement and the Tucson banned book issue. The clips are from founders Tony Diaz, Bryan Parras, and Liana Lopez. They have a thriving organization for Latino literature (hey, I like em already!) in Houston, TX, called Nuestra Palabra. Check them out, and check out the clips below.
Thursday, March 1, 2012
More on Tucson, more on Latino literature, more on Librotraficante.
Rich Villar is the author of the poetry collection Comprehending Forever (Willow Books, 2014). He directs Acentos, an organization fostering audiences and community around Latino/a literature, and he has been quoted on Latino literature and culture by The New York Times and the Daily News.
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Que Lastima mijo, que Arizona no agradece nuestro poder
Power isn't "shared." You have to take it. I've sat on enough boards to understand this. Ay que votar. Ay que protestar. Ay que not back down.
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