The Moral Law Is More Exigent Than The Law Of An Actual Liberal Republic, Because It Allows No Emigration,

"...a corrected version of history helps the people better understand themselves. Americans, Mexicans, the fusion of the two, in addition to people of the world, would recognize a better sense of their true identity & culture. The exploration of such history can perhaps allow for analysis of current rates of depression, crime/incarceration, and socioeconomic status(es). If we, the people, want to understand ourselves, we need to know the truth".

The following is a summary & analysis of Harvard Civil Rights-Civil Liberties Law Review article, “Law of the Noose: A History of Latino Lynching” Richard Delgado.

SUMMARY

Delgado attempts to shed light on a largely unknown history of Latinos, particularly Mexican-Americans in the Southwest...

Archive en el Festival de Jazz de Montreal

Para todo mal! ...y para todo bien, ¡también!

La importancia de la palabra mezcal

La importancia de la palabra mezcal se encuentra en el significado que toda una nación conoce, respeta y se conserva en sus tradiciones.

Para motivar: Klimt y un beso

Day 39 _ Bicycle.

Banksy!

Contar... ¡es hilarante!

...it is vital not to forget another question that is to be asked both about morality and about moral philosophy, how far what we say rings true

Bernard Williams “Preface” to Morality. An Introduction to Ethics, 1993.

http://player.vimeo.com/video/57685359

I thought that I heard you laughing I thought that I heard you sing I think I thought I saw you try

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