Commencement Speech / Women’s, Gender and Sexuality Studies  / U of Oregon /  2024 Deborah A. Miranda THE SACRED KNOWLEDGE OF ANCESTORS OR...

Lane County Farmer’s Market We’re two weeks into November,  the air sharp as a blade of ice.  You buy a jar of blackberry honey  at a stall ...

  One hundred and forty-two years ago today, on San Carlos Day, November 4 1879, Rev. Angelo Casanova led a small group of local Catholics f...

photo by Deborah Miranda                                              Sunrise Every day            is a little resurrection.  Every day     ...

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  Fogged in here this morning: Our little world invisible  in the visible. An invasion  of moisture hangs in the air;  water vapor needs  pa...

  Serra’s Paternalism as a Form of Violence: Why the Statues Must Come Down by Deborah A. Miranda Delivered at the Toppling Mission Mythol...

In Washington State, where I relocated from Los Angeles with my mother and new step-father in 1965, I was always a transplant - either...

Liliana Ancalao, Mapuche poet & activist On the occasion of planning to do a land acknowledgement for Mapuche poet Liliana A...