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Julio César Guerrero articles

julio cesar guerreroJulio César Guerrero earned a Master’s degree in both social work and telecommunications at the University of Michigan. He spent many years teaching in the Michigan University system, where he developed ample experience in student services, classroom teaching, community organization and development, social and human services, nonprofit and human services administration, community and media relations, diversity training, outreach, and recruitment.

Guerrero worked nonstop as the national coordinator for Caravana43, an international support network for the Ayotzinapa families of the 43 forcibly disappeared students in Guerrero, Mexico, when they made their tour through the United States.

I made it to 78

by Julio César Guerrero - January 16, 2022

I made it to 78

Thanks to my daughter whose memory helped me understand the importance of paying attention to the simple things in life. Sometimes they are better than measuring life by greater deeds.

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I made it to 77

by Julio César Guerrero - February 14, 2021

I made it to 77

We learned a lot from him. Perhaps the best lesson was that while there is life there is hope. Constantino Coronel inspires new generations of activists.

Filed Under: DC Authors Tagged With: Democracy Protests, South America

Alzheimer’s: a Family Tale

by Julio César Guerrero - October 4, 2020

Alzheimer’s; a Family Tale

Alzheimer’s is more prevalent among women which may hint to male-dominated socialization or environment, suggesting conventional talk therapy as a solution?

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Huelga and Boycott: weapons to defend ourselves

by Julio César Guerrero - July 17, 2020

Huelga and Boycott: weapons to defend ourselves

Cesar Chavez said we only have two weapons to defend ourselves; Huelga and Boycott. These too are the response to blasé to shared scrape.

Filed Under: DC Authors Tagged With: Democracy Protests, Mexico, South America

We miss you mom

by Julio César Guerrero - May 12, 2020

We miss you mom

Buenos Dias Hermano, I hope you are keeping safe and healthy from the pandemic I’m enclosing a short story about mom for your consideration Please take good care, Julio Cesar.

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Social action is the best approach to a stormy 2020, here’s how to be effective

by Julio César Guerrero - January 10, 2020

The social climate barometer points to a stormy 2020 that can only be confronted through social action, but there are protocols to follow to be effective.

Filed Under: DC Authors Tagged With: American State Elections, Central America, Democracy Protests, Mexico, Socialism and Labor

The Menudo Story

by Julio César Guerrero - June 24, 2019

The Menudo Story

Immigration has historically been a controversial issue in the US political discourse. Whether Germans, Irish, Italians, Asians or Latin Americans they have all faced resistance based at worst on racist or nativist attitudes.

Filed Under: DC Authors Tagged With: Capitalism and Big Business, Mexico, Racism and Prejudice, Socialism and Labor

Ramsey Muñiz; The Rebirth

by Julio César Guerrero - May 28, 2019

Ramsey Muñiz; The Rebirth

New book profiles Ramsey Muñiz’s endurance of close to three decades imprisonment including five years in solitary confinement, as a deeply spiritual man who hasn’t lost his sense of justice.

Filed Under: DC Authors Tagged With: Latino Voting Rights, Mexico, Political Artwork

The Cycle of Life

by Julio César Guerrero - April 22, 2019

Last week The Cycle of Life

Last week we confronted a crisis situation in the shelter where I work as social work supervisor. The center offers refuge to undocumented youth waiting for their asylum application to be resolved.

Filed Under: DC Authors Tagged With: Central America

My Addition to the Literary Mexican Tradition of La Calavera

by Julio César Guerrero - February 1, 2019

Mexican Tradition of La Calavera

La Calavera is a literary Mexican tradition and discipline from the post-1910 revolution years developed by journalist José Guadalupe Posada and also part of the Magical Realism movement. Even Diego Rivera painted Calaveras.

Filed Under: DC Authors Tagged With: Election History, Latino Voting Rights, Mexico, Political Artwork

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