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July 1, 2024
angle". thank you for joining us tonight. biden doj want to throw a doctor in prison for exposing tr transgender surgery on minors. hes here for an exclusives interview. >> laura: dr. anthony fauci is back. >> have you thought about running for president? >> no. >> laura: is a member of the squad a spiritual healer? >> i hand began to move and lumps that were there were no longer there. >> laura: first, they are coming for america. that is focus of tonights angle. now neil diamonds son...
March 11, 2024
It’s not about what Biden ends up calling us. It’s about what Biden does to fight for millions of people like me who may have a voice but don’t have a vote.
September 1, 2022
Writing a book for young readers was a scary feat for Latina journalist Maria Hinojosa, but she felt a "responsibility" to empower future generations.
March 2, 2021
March 2, 2021 | By Molly Robey Loyola University Maryland will host Mission Week, a series of events and activities related to Loyola’s mission, to celebrate the University’s Jesuit and Maryland heritage from March 14 – 20. Loyola will celebrate Maryland Day on Friday, March 19, honoring staff and administrators who have achieved key milestones for years working at the institution. Maryland Day Convocation The Maryland Day Convocation will serve as the cornerstone of events and activiti...
January 28, 2021
“How do you define American? Where do Latinx, Asian and mixed race people fit in the white and Black racial binary?” These are among the questions Jose Antonio Vargas has grappled with since 1993, when he moved from the Philippines to Mountain View, Calif., at age 12, sent by his mother to live with his grandparents. But it was in the 8th grade, while reading Toni Morrison’s 1970 novel “The Bluest Eye,” that something shifted inside of him. “Imagine a Filipino kid trying to understa...
December 12, 2020
The Atlantic The beauty of fragmented, incomplete narratives: Your weekly guide to the best in books Queens, New York in 2005Alex Webb / Magnum When he decided to write a memoir, the journalist Jose Antonio Vargas faced an overwhelming challenge: crafting a story that was particular to him while knowing that some might believe it represented a much broader narrative about immigration. In Dear America: Notes of an Undocumented Citizen, he makes clear that he speaks only for himself. But he also...
January 21, 2018
Discrimination? franky e does wran is author of "lives of great men, living and loving as an african gay man." jonathan green, and jose antonio vargas, founder and ceo of define america, also the author of "dear america, notes of an undocumented citizen" which will be out in the fall. jose, i have to get your comment before we jury room into this conversation about the ad that the republicans have put out essentially framing, not just the daca recipients, but essentially all undocumented immigra...