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Comedy with a conscience: James Roque taking his show Boy Mestizo to Rotorua 12 May, 2021 08:00 PM 3 minutes to read Comedian James Roque promises a show that s personal, political, and full of punchlines. Photo / File Comedian James Roque promises a show that s personal, political, and full of punchlines. Photo / File We need comedy right now more than ever. James Roque believes his show, Boy Mestizo, will give audiences what they need: an escape, a good laugh and a challenge. Comedy should be funny and it should speak truth to power, Roque told the Rotorua Daily Post. Roque says he has been standing up to power since 2012, and has performed on stages across New Zealand, Australia and the United States. ....
Ayala: Biden s census pick a statistician with a social justice heart FacebookTwitterEmail If confirmed, Rob Santos will be the first person of color to lead the Census Bureau.Errich Petersen /Associated Press Author John Phillip Santos, the first Mexican American Rhodes scholar, has written about his magical, haunting family saga and about the big brood of first cousins who grew up “like brothers and sisters” in San Antonio. On Friday, he recalled a scene from his memoir, “Places Left Unfinished at the Time of Creation,” which was a finalist for the National Book Award. It took place on a family ranch in Pleasanton and zeroed-in on a ....
El supremo. anthony: el supremo! gotta love it. anthony: a nearly two-hundred year succession of dictators began in 1811, when josé gaspar rodríguez de francia declared himself el supremo for life. de francia insisted paraguay become a mestizo, mixed-race society. mario: paraguayans are neither spanish nor indians. we are mestizos. anthony: yep. peter: el supremo forbid maritals between whites and whites; he produced the mestizos by force. anthony: today, ninety-five of paraguayans are of mixed spanish and guarani blood. mario: and we usually speak the two languages. anthony:right. this is central market? mario: mercado cuatro. anthony: cuatro? this is the big one? mario: the biggest one, the most popular one. anthony: i m hungry. ....
guido: yeah. el supremo. anthony: el supremo! gotta love it. anthony: a nearly two-hundred year succession of dictators began in 1811, when josé gaspar rodríguez de francia declared himself el supremo for life. de francia insisted paraguay become a mestizo, mixed-race society. mario: paraguayans are neither spanish nor indians. we are mestizos. anthony: yep. peter: el supremo forbid maritals between whites and whites; he produced the mestizos by force. anthony: today, ninety-five of paraguayans are of mixed spanish and guarani blood. mario: and we usually speak the two languages. anthony:right. this is central market? mario: mercado cuatro. anthony: cuatro? this is the big one? mario: the biggest one, the most popular one. ....
Guarani, and i m, more or less, out. anthony: a proudly mestizo society. guido: yes. anthony: was it de francia? guido: yeah. el supremo. anthony: el supremo! gotta love it. anthony: a nearly two-hundred year succession of dictators began in 1811, when josé gaspar rodríguez de francia declared himself el supremo for life. de francia insisted paraguay become a mestizo, mixed-race society. mario: paraguayans are neither spanish nor indians. we are mestizos. anthony: yep. peter: el supremo forbid maritals between whites and whites; he produced the mestizos by force. anthony: today, ninety-five of paraguayans are of mixed spanish and guarani blood. mario: and we usually speak the two languages. anthony:right. ....