Teresa Puente
- Location
- Chicago, Illinois, usa
- Birthday
- October 11
- Title
- blogger
- Bio
- Teresa Puente is a journalist, journalism professor and blogger. http://about.me/teresapuente @chicanisima @tcpuente
MY RECENT POSTS
- Honoring the Virgin of
Guadalupe
December 12, 2011 11:55AM - OWS not the only movement
where protesters face arrest
November 21, 2011 02:56PM - Can poets change the world?
November 07, 2011 09:22AM - Finding Faith on Day of the
Dead
November 01, 2011 12:26PM - We're a culture not a costume
October 30, 2011 10:43AM
MY RECENT COMMENTS
- “You make some good
points. I'm a college
professor and I do
see my
students want…”
November 22, 2011 09:41AM - “Cool piece. Very
Orwellian.”
November 22, 2011 09:17AM - “Poignant letters. You
could write a book around
them. Thanks
for
sharing.”
November 02, 2011 12:15PM - “Poignant letters. You
could write a book around
them. Thanks
for
sharing.”
November 02, 2011 12:15PM - “I'm from Chicago and
have covered stories on the
West Side. I
also wonder with
th…”
November 02, 2011 12:01PM
Teresa Puente's Links
Honoring the Virgin of Guadalupe

During my 1970s adolescence there were few famous Latina actresses or singers, like Jennifer Lopez or Salma Hayek, who made curves cool and Latinas fashionable. The first major image of Latina womanhood that I discovered was on a childhood road trip with my family to Mexico.… Read full post »
OWS not the only movement where protesters face arrest

While much attention has been paid to the Occupy Wall Street movement and
recent arrests, there is another youth movement that hasn't got as
much national media attention.
They call themselves the DREAMers.
They are undocumented students and dozens of them have been
arrested in the last two… Read full post »
Can poets change the world?

Contemporary poet
Javier Sicilia is leading a campaign against violence and the
drug war in Mexico.
Poet and writer Piri
Thomas, who recently passed away, wrote of race and inequality
in the United States.
Writer and poet James
Baldwin once said, "Artists are here to
disturb the peace."
I've be… Read full post »

Once I drove through Michoacan, Mexico, where night vigils in the cemeteries lit up the town for Día de los Muertos. I took the road around Lake Patzcuaro stopping where flowers and candles decorated the graves. In one home, a life-size altar had been built… Read full post »
We're a culture not a costume

Two years ago an "illegal alien" Halloween costume generated controversy. It featured an orange prison jumpsuit and an illegal alien mask. It was on sale at Target.com and Toys "R" Us but they stopped selling it. I still found you can purchase it on buy.com.
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