Immigrants – Minutario

Emigración, Ground Zero

07/07/2013 Gabriel Lerner California, Estados Unidos, frontera, hispanicLA, Historia, ICE, ideas, ilegales, Immigrants, Inmigración, inmigrantes, Internet, Mexico, pandillas, prensa, Video

Elizabeth Burns es una activista a pesar de sí misma. Vive en un rancho de 38,000 acres en la frontera entre Estados Unidos y México en el estado de Texas.

Columnas en HispanicLA

Sonia Sotomayor, a Conservative Judge?

01/07/2013 Gabriel Lerner hate, hispanicLA, ICE, Immigrants, latinos, Obama, Politica, Presidente, robo, Sotomayor, Supreme Court, Washington

With Sotomayor on the bench Obama fulfills two promises; to put the first Latino and the third woman on the Supreme Court.
Maybe he is also putting a Conservative there. Or maybe I am wrong.

English Poetry The Huffington Post

Psaltery, Serpentines, a Long Way from Home

27/01/201312/07/2013 Gabriel Lerner Cecilia Martinez-Gil, Cultura, Hispanic Heritage Month, Immigrants, Poetry, Translation, Uruguay

Then I realized that the poems are not hyperbole but just a bent description of yesterday’s actual life events. The dreamlike tears of mist surrounding the verses were like clothes that kept falling off. And then then the magic stopped.