Jaguar’s Story

May 2, 2023 | Jaguar

Jaguar By J. Brun He sat upon a gneiss rock throne. Appropriate, as his kind was deemed royalty by the Americas’ ancestors. The Aztecs believed the distinct rosettes on his fur symbolized the celestial bodies of the night sky that he ushered through the evening...

Ducey’s Debacle: The Wall of Shipping Containers Is Gone, but Questions Remain

Apr 10, 2023 | Border Wall, News Article, Shipping Containers

By Melissa del Bosque Published in The Border Chronicle April 4, 2023 On Sunday afternoon, more than 20 people gathered at the Coronado National Forest to celebrate the removal of former Governor Doug Ducey’s shipping container wall, and re-opening of the stretch of...

Arizona Vampire Patrol

Mar 9, 2023 | Border Wall

A classic novel and a border wall that is no more by John Washington The common English usage of the word pogrom (from Russian for devastation, or storm) began in the 1880s. Hundreds of anti-Jewish riots in the Russian empire, especially in modern day Ukraine and...

We Have Made History – Let’s Celebrate!

Mar 2, 2023 | Press Release

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: PRESS RELEASE – March 2, 2023 Media Contact: Kate Scott Email: borderwallresistance@gmail.com Who: “We the People” What: We Have Made History – Let’s Celebrate! When: 1pm Arizona, 2pm MDT, April 2, 2023 Where: Coronado National Forest,...

How Southern Arizona environmentalists and advocates blocked a border wall of shipping containers

Feb 17, 2023 | News Article

By John Washington It was past 11 p.m., below freezing, and the government-contracted excavators coughed into life. The protesters had been sitting down, standing in the way, blocking border wall construction in Coronado National Forest for weeks starting in November....