Schools: No More Dehumanizing and Disrespecting Our Kids and Communities
By Irene Sanchez No one wants to talk about it, but in order to work towards the inclusion and equity
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Most New Teachers Leave Within 5 Years
This is my 5th year of teaching high school. Although I’ve also taught and currently teach college, teaching high school
“Why Not Us?” Leslie Altamirano Candidate for District 4 Jurupa Valley City Council
“Why Not Us?” By Irene Sanchez Xicana Ph.D. Leslie Altamirano Candidate for District 4 Jurupa Valley City Council Leslie Altamirano
Latina Equal Pay Day
Latina Equal Pay Irene Sanchez, Ph.D.-Xicana Ph.D. Originally Published in 2017 Latina Equal Pay Latinas are among the lowest paid
Through My Father’s Tears: Remembering the Chicano Moratorium and My First Lessons in Chicano History
When my father told me about the events on August 29th, 1970, it was one of the few times I
Bobby Verdugo: The Legacy is Now Ours
Bobby Verdugo: The Legacy is Now Ours By Irene SanchezXicana Ph.D. Before I write anything else I need to tell you
Honoring Cesar Chavez Day During a Pandemic: Why “America” Needs to Learn About the Exploitative Conditions Farm Workers Still Face
I want to ensure that my students understand what Cesar Chavez did and how his legacy can inspire us right now because there is still much more that needs to be done to improve the lives of the people that grow our food and feed this country.
The Real American Dirt: How Targeting Mexicans Led to Banned Chicano/Latino Books and Classes
The Real American Dirt: How Targeting Mexicans Led to Banned Chicano/Latino Books and Classes By Irene Sanchez Xicana Ph.D. The
