Roberto Cintli Rodriguez

Dr. Roberto Cintli Rodriguez, an assistant professor at the University of Arizona, can be reached at: [email protected].

News Analysis

Recognizing Genocide and Moving Toward Liberation: Not Counting Mexicans and Indians, Part II

We must take a deeper look at US state violence against Brown and Indigenous people.

By: Roberto Cintli Rodriguez ,; Truthout

May 25, 2015

Review

“Cesar Chavez,” Conditions in the Fields and the Struggle over Memory

The cottage industry of those who love to critique “Cesar Chavez,” the movie, does not represent those who had firsthand knowledge of the United Farm Workers.

By: Roberto Cintli Rodriguez ,; Truthout

May 31, 2014

News Analysis

Unity through silence: A Tucson Story

Human beings are defined by the sum total of our values... what we believe in and that which guides us in our daily lives. Yet, values are virtually worthless …

By: Roberto Cintli Rodriguez ,; Dr.Cintli'sBlog

January 7, 2013

News Analysis

Racial Profiling in Arizona: SB 1070 2(b) and Not to Be

As long as this issue is defined as that of too many brown people, too many Mexicans and too many people from Central and South America, there will never …

By: Roberto Cintli Rodriguez ,; Dr.Cintli'sBlog

June 29, 2012

News Analysis

Tom Horne, Death Threats and the US Constitution

Arizona school's then-superintendent, Tom Horne, unleashed what would become a six-year campaign to dismantle Tucson's highly successful Mexican-American studies (MAS) department.

By: Roberto Cintli Rodriguez ,; Truthout

June 22, 2012

News Analysis

Raza Studies: Inside or Outside of Western Civilization?

The struggle to defend Raza Studies in Tucson, Arizona isn't simply an epic struggle; it is civilizational in scope. While it may sound hyperbolic, such a characterization actually comes …

By: Roberto Cintli Rodriguez ,; Dr.Cintli'sBlog

May 6, 2012

The Public Intellectual: Roberto Cintli Rodriguez

Roberto Cintli Rodriguez Remanding Migrants “To the End of the Line” By Roberto Cintli Rodriguez, Truthout | Op-Ed Wednesday, 06 February 2013 Arizona and the Role of …

By: Roberto Cintli Rodriguez ,; Truthout

February 10, 2012

Arizona Legislature Seeks to Nullify International Laws

Last week I wrote that after the cameras left Tucson, the Arizona hate that is focused on Mexicans/migrants – on brown peoples, which is about 95% of all the …

By: Roberto Cintli Rodriguez ,; Truthout

January 20, 2011

Speaking/Running Against Hate, Censorship and Forbidden Curriculums

On a crisp Tucson morning, we gather at A Mountain. Indigenous teachers from Chihuahua to Chiapas and from Jalisco to the Yucatan go into the crater. It is Sat. …

By: Roberto Cintli Rodriguez ,; Truthout

December 23, 2010

Todos Somos Raza Studies

The lines have been drawn. Or rather, the date has been set and the countdown has begun. If Arizona State Schools Superintendent Tom Horne has his way, after December …

By: Roberto Cintli Rodriguez ,; Truthout

October 11, 2010

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