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Black Cross and Anarchy

5:10pm — Decem­ber 30, 2009 Last block of Amer­ica. Or is it the first? Fifth Street and El Paso Street, El Paso, Texas. This used to be happy street. It’s still a busy street. It’s the street where the down­town bridge from Juarez exits or, con­versely, it is the street where you leave the United States and enter […]

WOKIKSUYE CANKPE OPI” (“Remember Wounded Knee”)">WOKIKSUYE CANKPE OPI” (“Remember Wounded Knee”)

Mar­vin, a Pima Indian from Ari­zona, AIM takeover of BIA offices, Chicago, Christ­mas Eve 1970 pho­to­graph by Bruce Berman ©2009 Dec. 29, 2009 / Wounded Knee Day This is Wounded Knee Day. It calls for remem­brance. In the 120 year after­math, the vic­tims of Wounded Knee have still not received  jus­tice, let alone, wide­spread acknowl­edg­ment of the […]

Centro El Paso/Christmas

Christmas en El Centro

Christ­mas weird­ness, El Paso, Texas — Decem­ber 20, 2009

Myths, Ghosts, And, This Window

Ghost View south, Dec. 19, 2009 Three of the last four posts have involved this win­dow. The view to the south. One block to Alameda Street, two more down Stevens and, voila, you’re at the bridge, then you’re in Juarez, then if you keep going you’re on the car­retera to Ciu­dad Chi­huahua, then Torreon, then Puebla […]