It’s Tucson Festival of Books season this weekend at the UA campus. Every year a small crew of Tucson Weekly staff and contributors participate. It’s a wonderful festival this year and we are all proud to help and offer our support. For the full schedule to plan your literary weekend, go to tucsonfestivalofbooks.org

  • Margaret Regan will moderate the panel Collective Amnesia on Saturday, March 11, 1 p.m. at the Pima County Public Library/Nuestras Raíces Presentation Stage with authors Tim Hernandez (All They Will Call You), Raquel Rubio-Goldsmith (Migrant Deaths in the Arizona Desert) and Maceo Montoya (You Must Fight Them and Chicano Movement for Beginners).
  • Jim Nintzel will moderate the panel Race in America on Sunday, March 12, 10 a.m. in Koffler Room 204 with Tim Z. Hernandez, Ibram X. Kendi, Patrick Phillips and Pamela Rotner Sakamoto.
  • Mari Herreras will moderate the panel The Tajana: Another State of Mind at the Pima County Public Library/Nuestras Raíces Presentation Stage on Saturday, March 11, 11:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. with Guadalupe Garcia McCall and Emmy Perez.

This article appears in Mar 2-8, 2017.

4 replies on “Tucson Weekly Folks at Tucson Festival of Books”

  1. Tucson Weekly is bringing quite the slate of hate to feed the liberals of Tucson. “You must fight them”, “Chicano Movement for Beginners”, “Race in America”.

    They’ll be offering free, laminated, white guilt cards declaring your apology for your privilege.

    Yeeehawww!

  2. Why is a panel on “Race in America” something just for liberals? Shouldn’t we all be concerned about race issues in America? This is where those of us who think things like justice are important get itchy. Any discussion of inequality is somehow branded as “liberal.”

  3. Jacob Bricca:

    You don’t understand Wrong, Again.

    Anything he disagrees with, because of his indoctrinated upbringing, is definitely correct…to him and him only.

    His snowflake ass just doesn’t get…it and never will.

  4. Thanks TW.

    All sorts of glitches that I attempted to fix, yet your program didn’t let me.

    I really tried to fix “get..it”…

    The TW system just didn’t let me.

    Shoulda been “just doesn’t get it…and never will.”

    Serious BS.

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