Archive for the ‘immigration’ tag
‘Tis the season to march
Is this the season to march?
In the span of a few weeks, I covered an immigration march in downtown Fresno and a César E. Chávez march in Delano, and visited with participants in the March for California’s Future in Dinuba.
So far, I know of at least two marches on April 10: There are going to [...]
Movie Review: “Los Que Se Quedan” (”Those Who Remain”)
Last night, I had the privilege of attending the California premiere of the documentary, “Los Que Se Quedan” (“Those Who Remain.”) The film, by Carlos Hagerman and Juan Carlos Rulfo, follows nine families in six different states in México for 11 months, and tells the story of the people who are left behind after their [...]
My six-month anniversary in the Valley
Three months ago today, I posted a list of things I’d learned since moving to Fresno. I’ve now been in Fresno for six months, and it’s time to update that list!
I’ve learned that a seasoned Valley reporter – and smart Valley residents in general – wear more clothing, and not less, when spending any length [...]
On Stage This Weekend: “Esperanza & Luz”
This weekend, Teatro de la Tierra performs the final two shows of its production, “Esperanza and Luz.” The play follows two immigrants, Esperanza and Luz, who get tangled up in and end up defeating an exploitive and cruel guest worker program.
The bilingual story features dramatic portrayals of many of the characters involved in today’s immigration [...]
Naturalized Citizen, Manuel Núñez, restores faith in land of opportunity
Manuel Núñez is fully aware he has a lot to be thankful for.
The Michoacán native was among the 513 immigrants who were sworn in as naturalized citizens of the United States in Monday’s ceremony at the Fresno Convention Center.
The event arrived in the same week that Manuel, 43, will be celebrating his 21st wedding aniversary on Thursday, April 16.
He and his wife [...]
