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Roberto Cintli Rodriguez

Roberto Rodriguez, an assistant professor in Mexican American studies at the University of Arizona, can be reached at xcolumn[at]gmail[dot]com.

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Rios Montt and Arpaio: Where Impunity Reigns

By Roberto Cintli Rodriguez, Truthout | Op-Ed

LA Indigenous School May Lose Its Charter Due to Arizona-style Politics

By Roberto Cintli Rodriguez, SpeakOut | Op-Ed

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Guatemala Genocide Conviction and a More Just Vision for American Continent

By Roberto Cintli Rodriguez, Truthout | Op-Ed

On Receiving the Ella Baker/Septima Clark Human Rights Award

By Roberto Cintli Rodriguez, SpeakOut | Op-Ed

Pathway to Apartheid & the Codification of Indian Removal II

By Roberto Cintli Rodriguez, SpeakOut | Op-Ed

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"Bless Me, Ultima": Movie Revisits Controversy, Succeeds, After 40 Years

By Roberto Cintli Rodriguez, Truthout | Movie Review

Supporting Derechos Humanos: A Humanizing Campaign

By Roberto Cintli Rodriguez, Dr Cintli's Blog | Op-Ed

Remanding Migrants "To the End of the Line"

By Roberto Cintli Rodriguez, Truthout | Op-Ed

Victory in Tucson: Visioning it, Declaring it and Ensuring it

By Roberto Cintli Rodriguez, SpeakOut | Op-Ed

Banning the "Aztec Calendar": Indigenous, Maiz-Based Knowledge at the Heart of Tucson's Mexican-American Studies Curriculum and Conflict

By Roberto Cintli Rodriguez, Indigenous Cultures Institute | News Analysis

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