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FILM / Gregg Barrios : ‘Incendies’ is Scorching Odyssey of Death, Rebirth
Lubna Azabal in Incendies. Courtesy of eOne Films.Denis Villeneuve’s Incendies:A scorching odyssey of death and rebirth By Gregg Barrios / The Rag Blog / June 28, 2011 [Incendies. Written and directed by Denis Villeneuve; Featuring Lubna Azabal, Mélissa Désormeaux-Poulin, Maxim … Continue reading →
Gregg Barrios : The Risqué Business of Texas’ Most Famous Stripper
In the late ’50s, Candy Barr was the toast of the Dallas burlesque circuit.Risqué Business:The complicated life of Candy Barr,Texas’ most famous stripper By Gregg Barrios / The Texas Observer / January 21, 2011 How times have changed. These days, … Continue reading →
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Tagged Burlesque, Candy Barr, Dallas, Gregg Barrios, Jack Ruby, Strippers, Texas History, Women
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VERSE / Gregg Barrios : Free Ramsey Now!
1972 campaign poster for Ramsey Muniz, Raza Unida candidate for governor of Texas. FREE RAMSEY NOW! By Gregg Barrios When all is said and donewhen you and I are dead,your legend will remaina true Chicano son. It never was just … Continue reading →
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Tagged American History, Chicano Movement, Gregg Barrios, La Raza Unida, Mexican-Americans, Poetry, Ramsey Muniz, Sixties, Texas Politics
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BOOKS / Gregg Barrios : David Montejano’s ‘Quixote’s Soldiers’
Up from the barrio:A Chicano son of San AntonioReflects on El Movimiento By Gregg Barrios / The Rag Blog / July 6, 2010 See video of Gregg Barrios’ interview with David Montejano, Below. [Quixote’s Soldiers: A Local History of the … Continue reading →
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Tagged Authors, Books, Chicano Movement, Gregg Barrios, Henry B. Gonzalez, Henry Cisneros, Interview, Latinos, Mexican-Americans, Sixties, Social Activism
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Gregg Barrios: Human Mother Beasts : Tales from Young Souls
Image from the San Antonio Current.Human mother beasts:Tales from the young soulsIn San Antonio’s Southton By Gregg Barrios / The Rag Blog / March 2, 2010 “Rid the streets of the poet / to whom the doors are locked.” There … Continue reading →
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Tagged Education, Gregg Barrios, Poetry, San Antonio, Writers, Youth
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Gregg Barrios : Angela Davis Is a Living Civil Rights Legend
Hasta la victoria!The long arms of Angela Davis By Gregg Barrios / The Rag Blog / January 20, 2010 “Revolution is a serious thing, the most serious thing about a revolutionary’s life. When one commits oneself to the struggle, it … Continue reading →
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Tagged African-American, Angela Davis, Black Panthers, Black Power, Civil Rights Movement, Communist Party, Gregg Barrios, SDS, The Rag, Underground Press, Women
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