Blog Archives
‘Joshie & The Chocolate Factory’ / Snap Judgment Live
When there was a strike at the local candy factory, I had to choose between my love for chocolate…and my communist grandma. Something every 10-year-old boy goes through, right? Watch my newest story for NPR’s Snap Judgment, filmed live at Ann Arbor’s Power Center.
A Dream Detained
A Dream Detained (after Langston Hughes) For the Dream Defenders, occupying the Florida state capitol for Trayvon Martin and racial justice And the #Dream9 immigrant activists, who were detained at the border and won their freedomÂ
Moses and Jesús (The Prophetic Fight for Immigrant Rights)
When Moses, an undocumented immigrant, is being deported from the promised land…there’s only one friend he can turn to for a miracle. With a hilarious, trash-talking Jesús by his side, the two prophets try to stop the deportation – and stand up for the rights of all undocumented Americans.
Relearning the Beautiful Game
[This piece originally appeared in the December issue of The Progressive magazine] Whoever said sports and politics don’t mix should come spend a Sunday in the Bay Area. Meet me here near the Golden Gate…
How I’m Voting: From (Not) Obama to Every Proposition in California
Well, it’s about time. After almost two years and over $2 billion dollars that mostly rich people have spent (wasted? invested?) on the presidential campaign alone, Election Day is finally here. This Obama/Romney circus has been going on so long – and has had such little substance -Â it’s even…