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The Washington DC-based extreme right-wing legal group, Judicial Watch, is demanding from the Arts Foundation the removal of the Pancho Villa statue from downtown Tucson. While the statue cannot be…
Dear friends, relatives, and supporters of the Xica Media family of networks, You are cordially invited to attend the Re-encuentro de Raices Milenarias Mexicanas tour in Tonalá, Jalisco this coming Spring Break 2019. Join us for a family-friendly private tour in Tonalá, “land where the sun is born.” This 5-day/6-night retreat is framed around visiting sacred sites, talking circles with elders, cultural arts classes (indigenous music and Mexican pottery), community gatherings, traditional food, establishing a relationship with the land, decolonizing, and unearthing/healing the sacred feminine. This tour is intended for POC and is family friendly.
On March 19, 2009 for just a few hours, the face of the Alamo was covered in a series of brown and earth-colored faces of native San Antonio people. The lawn was covered in tipis with warm-colored lights that pulsated like a community of heartbeats. It was the first and last time this happened.
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