Gilda L. Ochoa
To the Class of 2019: Remembering — Not Forgetting
Thank you for pushing beyond the classroom door/We know there’s so much more to do
Central American (In)Visibility: A Poem
Zero tolerance policies/Combined with white supremacy
‘Walls Work:’ Says Not My President (A POEM)
Spewing lies and policies/Backed by white supremacy
To All Who Teach, How Do We Educate in the Midst of So Much Hate? (POEM)
Will we unpack lies/that stigmatize, criminalize and dehumanize
American Generosity? (A POEM)
Don’t sell us your mythology/Call it what it is
Reflections From a LA Weekend Protest About Immigrant Families: A Poem
Radical activists/Speaking truths
A Poem on Family Separation and Detention
Don’t you hear the cries?
A United People Will Keep Fighting for Pro-Immigrant California Values Act
Showing so much strength in the face of hate, supporters of SB 54 have been educating.
Building Our Chicana/o-Latina/o Studies Class: A Poem
Naming what is at stake/in the Homeland Security State
Ode to the Class of 2017: A Poem
“Thank you, class of 2017, for not confining your learning to papers and classroom walls.”
Getting to the Foundations of Hate in Our Schools (OPINION)
The massive demonstrations and school walkouts this week have confirmed that we cannot keep quiet.
