Tag Archives: Betita Martinez

Tony Platt : My Friend Betita Martinez

Posted on December 28, 2010 by Thorne Dreyer

Betita Martinez. Photo from SF Gate.‘The heart just insists’:My friend Betita Martinez As the daughter of a dark-skinned immigrant from Mexico City and a blue-eyed North American, she felt racism in the air, ‘but I did not have words for … Continue reading →

Posted in Rag Bloggers | Tagged Authors, Betita Martinez, Chicano Movement, Civil Rights Movement, Mexican-Americans, SNCC, Social Activism, The Left, Tony Platt, Women's Movement | 2 Comments

Tag Archives: Betita Martinez

SEARCH

TAGS

RECENT POSTS

MARIANN GARNER-WIZARD / REMEMBRANCE / Robert "Bob" Pardun, beloved prairie radical

ALICE EMBREE / REMEMBRANCE / Glenn Scott inducted into Texas Labor Hall of Fame

MICHAEL MEEROPOL / ECONOMICS / Are there signs of serious problems in the economy?

CARL DAVIDSON / POLITICS / SUMMING UP THE YEAR 2025

MICHAEL MEEROPOL / ECONOMICS / Inflation, unemployment, and President Trump's speech

BRUCE MELTON / CLIMATE CHANGE / Climate Change Review 2025

JONAH RASKIN / BOOK REVIEW / Levitating the Pentagon

DANIEL ACOSTA, JR. / HIGHER EDUCATION / Ideological Warfare at the University of Texas

LARRY PILTZ / VERSE / Save The Futures

MARTIN J. MURRAY / REMEMBRANCE / Larry Caroline disarmed critics without demeaning them

ALLEN YOUNG / BOOK REVIEW / The Trees are Speaking

THORNE DREYER / JOURNALISM / Central to the new Rag's voice is to retain the levity of the original

MICHAEL MEEROPOL / COMMENTARY / Sleeping Giant: Thoughts on the results of the November 4 elections

LAMAR HANKINS / COMMENTARY / Norman Finkelstein explains the Israel-Gaza conflict

ALICE EMBREE / MEDIA / A new Rag for a new generation

ARCHIVES