My Own Journey Along the Mainline to Addiction Hell
Opioid addiction and abuse know no boundaries. It touches the lives of all racial and ethnic groups, ages, gender, and every geographical corner of America. The following are statistics from the...
Hispanic Heritage Month: More than One People, We are Many Stories
There were 58.9 million people in the United States who were identified as Hispanic in the American Community Survey of 2017. That amounted to 18% of the nation’s population of 325.7 million,...
National Geographic Presents “America Inside Out – White Anxiety”
I came across this video hosted by Katie Couric who “traveled to rural and Rust Belt America to examine the real roots of anger and frustration among America’s white working class.” This...
The Voices in my head: I am the Other America. Join Me.
REPLAY: I originally posted this in the hour that Donald J.Trump was taking the oath as the 45th President of the United States of America. At this hour, a new president is being sworn in as the...
No, Just Being Crazy Won’t Do!
“Fire and fury.” “Lock and Loaded.” I’ve become immune to the crazy words that spew from DJT to the point that I don’t know how to assess his current bluster about war. He vomits threats...
Vote By Mail Ballots. Why Can’t All Voting Be Easy?
340,675 Vote by Mail Ballots from the June 7 election are still being counted. According to the Los Angeles County Registrar-Recorder/County Clerk, as of June 8, there are also 251,894 Provisional and...
Year One of Palacio Magazine: Telling Latino Stories That Matter
This week is Year One of Palacio Magazine. A year of telling Latino stories that matter. I remember when the first fresh copies of the glossy 32-page magazine were delivered. It was the Leadership...