A future Class of 2029 makes the virtual leap to 4th grade

May 28, 2020

Every achievement is worthy of a celebration.

Rumbo a CDMX

George Bush Intercontinental Airport, May 9

Mexico City subway from the future vibes (Dulles Airport, D.C.) on May 9

In another time, I would have been first in line at Pappasito's (Bush Airport, Houston)

Missed connection: D.C. to Houston

May 10, 2020

Flying from a D.C. lockdown to a Texas re-opening (to help back home).

“You’re sent a letter saying that you’re essential, but we’ve already known that for ages."

April 05, 2020

Sofia is just one of the hundreds of thousands of campesinas, farmworkers, whose hands put food on our tables. She hasn’t had work in two weeks due to the coronavirus but the bills keep on coming and rent is still due.

Long lines at grocery stores in Valencia, Spain.

"Dear Madrid, We will huge you again, soon. Meanwhile, take good care of yourselves."

“You're way behind,” Europeans to Americans amidst COVID-19 pandemic

March 15, 2020

Spanish, French and English friends on what life is like - and will most likely be like - as coronavirus shuts down cities and countries.

Biden's Big Bet.

Former Vice President Joe Biden at his rally in Spartanburg, South Carolina on Feb. 28.

It's a compromise.

Travis Watson, 39, is voting for Biden though he would have preferred going for a more progressive candidate. “It is tough and I do feel that I have to compromise but at the end of the day my drive to have Trump out of the White House overrides my personal issues,” he says.

First-time voters

From left: Estefani Santiago and Sarah Owens will vote for the first time on Saturday. Both were undecided as of Friday night.

Healthcare. That's it.

That’s the one issue for Edward Lott, and Biden is his guy.

"I'm learning."

12-year-old Tara Littlejohn is here to “learn” about Biden but she does like his personality. Her mother, Krystian, will be voting for the former vice president on Primary Day.

Going for Biden.

From left: Laverne, 56, and Courtney McClain, 19, are going for Biden though the younger one had originally leaned for Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders.

High schoolers ready to vote in November.

Madison Wilber, 17, and Kaley McMillan, 18, came from Duncan, a town a dozen miles away from Spartanburg, to learn more about Biden’s policies.

For Biden, it's do or die in South Carolina

February 29, 2020

It’s all or nothing for Biden in South Carolina. Rep. Jim Clyburn might have a lot to do with that.

Sanders at Spartanburg

Democratic presidential candidate Bernie Sanders gives a speech at the Jerry Richardson Indoor Stadium in Spartanburg, South Carolina on Feb. 28.

I'm here to listen.

Annaliesa Finch, an undecided voter who is between Biden and Buttigieg, said she was at the rally to hear more about Sanders’ proposals from the candidate himself.