New Mexico finds its way toward racial reconciliation
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I’m grateful that in 2018 Santa Fe’s children will grow up with a deeper understanding of their heritage than I did. Other communities should follow Santa Fe’s lead. Continue Reading
Build on the knowledge of the past instead of tearing it down
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The path to a more inclusive and understanding society is not to toss old statues, pictures and knowledge down the memory hole. Continue Reading
Coming to terms with Santa Fe’s Entrada pageant
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Perhaps it is time to move forward with a different vision for Fiesta to free it from the painful ideological trappings of conquest and conversion. Continue Reading
A plan for racial healing and transformation in Santa Fe
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These conversations are difficult and require all of us to participate. In doing so will we can heal and grow stronger. Continue Reading
We must face the truth about Spanish colonization
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With Santa Fe’s Entrada coming up next month, it’s time to face the truth and find a way to respect our brutal history without glorifying it. Continue Reading
Foundation’s argument for donor secrecy is laughable
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What the Rio Grande Foundation has done, through its actions, is prove why campaign finance and transparency laws are necessary. Continue Reading
Why the Rio Grande Foundation is suing Santa Fe
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We urge the city to recognize the right of nonprofits to express their views without punishing their donors. Continue Reading
We need a Contract with New Mexico
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The future success and prosperity of our state depends foundationally on our being exceptional in two areas: public education and economic development. Continue Reading
NM elections characterized by high voter turnout
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Historically high voter turnout characterized New Mexico elections on Tuesday even as they went in opposite directions ideologically. Continue Reading
State legislation could block sugary drinks tax, Santa Fe mayor fears
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Javier Gonzales showed up at the state Capitol on Wednesday to testify against HB 430, but the hearing was delayed. Continue Reading
Santa Fe legislators seek curbs on parcel’s redevelopment
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The bill would restrict what can be developed on the downtown parcel that’s now home to Garrett’s Desert Inn and Santa Fe Bite restaurant. Continue Reading
Stark differences separate Santa Fe liberals stepping into leadership roles
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Santa Fe is about to become the most powerful city in the Legislature. Continue Reading
Santa Fe mayor also considering running for governor
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Add Santa Fe Mayor Javier Gonzales to the list of Democrats who say they’re considering running for governor in 2018. Continue Reading
My commitment in Donald Trump’s America
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We’ve been here before. We must remain open to hearing each other and vigilant about protecting those who need help. Continue Reading
A note to my daughters after Tuesday’s election
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I want you to know that no one, including the president of the United States, gets to tell you how to feel about yourself. Continue Reading