¿401 Que?
Pablo AndreuThe stories and politics of people who move to new places.
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French Postal Workers Laughed at My Absentee Ballot
Image via Wikimedia Commons
Our absentee ballots were sad. When I left them with the postal worker at La Poste, I did not feel good about their chances of making it across an ocean. If U.S. democracy is counting on them, we may be in troub...
If They Can Strip Omar’s Citizenship, They Can Strip Yours
Representative Ilhan Omar’s official portrait via Wikimedia Commons
A week ago, HSI, a division of ICE, raided Ilhan Omar’s home. On Saturday, border “czar” Tom Homan said on Fox News that the Congresswoman from Minnesota could face denatu...
Clinging to Columbus Day
Christopher Columbus on a bank note. Licensed via vkilikov
Twenty-four years and a couple of weeks ago, HBO aired season 4, episode 3 of The Sopranos, titled “Christopher,” in which Silvio Dante spearheads a bid to bust up a Native America...
A Year in Europe: 5 Takeaways
Madrid
This week marked one year since my wife and I moved to Europe. We spent nine months in France (mostly Versailles but also a six-week stint in Grasse) and the last three months in Budapest. Earlier this week, we came back to the plac...
The Condor Daughter: Women Shall Inherit the Earth
Still from a review copy of The Condor Daughter.
Álvaro Olmos Torrico met Vicenta Domínguez, a Quechua midwife, in the heart of the Bolivian Andes. Although he didn’t speak Quechua, he visited her regularly until, not much later, she passe...
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New Yorker in France writing about immigrants, living abroad, culture, and society. Words in The New York Times, Travel & Leisure, Slate, Salon, and more. I'm writing a novel. Ask me how it's going.
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