Ray Suarez
Co-Host, WorldAffairs at KQED-TV (San Francisco,CA)
Freelance Writer at Freelance
New book! "We Are Home" https://t.co/lXjDUhum1R Host, "On Shifting Ground," KQED/online
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1 day ago |
thenation.com | Ray Suarez
Comment / May 13, 2025 Don’t Be Fooled by Trump’s Loudmouth Immigration PolicyAs a candidate he promised a “massive” crackdown. But since taking office his actions, though designed to be as frightening as possible, have fallen far short of that.
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Oct 9, 2024 |
nbcuacademy.com | Ray Suarez
I thought I had an agreement with Siddiq. He had come to the United States with his family just before Afghanistan began to completely unravel in 2020. He was making a life for himself. He was enrolled in community college. He was picking up English more easily than the rest of his family. A trusted go-between had introduced us, telling me privately the family was a little skittish about talking to a reporter. So I took it easy. I was reassuring, patient.
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May 6, 2024 |
borderlessmag.org | Ray Suarez
InterludeSamir born in Mombasa, KenyaI was already 20, and it was like you had won the Golden Ticket, right? I had family and cousins here, so I kind of knew a bit about it, like it wasn’t “the streets were paved with gold” type of thing. You’ll have to work. My parents were born in Kenya and Tanzania during the colonial time, the British colonial time, so we were, I guess, second or third generation, and we were originally from Yemen. So growing up I was already an immigrant from birth.
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May 6, 2024 |
borderlessmag.org | Ray Suarez |Política de inmigración
InterludioSamir nacido en Mombasa, KeniaYo ya tenía 20 años, y era como si te hubieras ganado el billete dorado, ¿no? Tenía familia y primos aquí, así que algo sabía, como que no era algo del tipo "las calles estaban pavimentadas con oro". Tendrás que trabajar. Mis padres nacieron en Kenia y Tanzania durante la época colonial, la época colonial británica, así que éramos, supongo, la segunda o tercera generación, y éramos originarios de Yemen. Así que cuando crecí ya era un inmigrante de nacimiento.
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Apr 25, 2024 |
laprogressive.com | Ray Suarez
Parade of unemployed men, New York, May 31, 1909. Photo via Wikimedia CommonsLots of people are trying to come to terms with narrowed horizons, cramped futures…and they’re pretty pissed.
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It will be a great event. At the very least, you’ll be able to see how time’s inexorable march has changed the cheery guy in that 16 year old head shot. Seriously though, a vital session on our information future!
📢 TOMORROW! Hi Bay Area friends! Join us on April 22 at @LLLCF for an important conversation about working class media and the First Amendment with our @lisquart, @DeborahJianLee, and @RaySuarezNews 🎟️: https://t.co/ppgd05eug1 https://t.co/RHQvg7VB7Q
Today, the Secretary of Health and Human Services has a special prayer: “Thank God for Pete Hegseth.”
Join me Tuesday night at the Lafayette Library in Lafayette CA for a conversation on the future of media and independent journalism. With author Deborah Jian Lee, and Alissa Quart of the Economic Hardship Reporting Project. See you there! 7pm. Tickets here https://t.co/pulhH3JT0Z
