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“I wanted so badly to find the words to unite us, and by extension all U.S. Latinos,” Jean Guerrero writes. “But our unity had always been a fiction. In our desperation to be seen and heard, many of us had embraced a palatable theater of Latinidad.” Read: nyti.ms/3WxwuoA

"The Democratic Party’s failure was to speak to that fiction, our homogeneous Latinidad, while treating us unequally. Even as its politicians and pundits claimed that Latinos are not a monolith, they turned us into an amorphous brown bloc." — Jean Guerrero nytimes.com/2025/01/28/opi…

Jean Guerrero this is honestly the best analysis of what it's like to be latino and american that i have read in years. the tension between family, the pain of seeing your father wooed by right-wing grifters and youtubers — i could have written it myself.

So glad I read this today, by Jean Guerrero The better title is "How I Crossed the Border Back to Myself," as it's about much more than "Trumpism." You can read it for free without a subscription. nytimes.com/2025/01/28/opi…

If you want to understand the variations and inherent contradictions of being Latino or Hispanic in America you should read Jean Guerrero NYT opinion piece. All that connects us is languages and geography. We aren't a monolith. #LatinAmerica #immigration nytimes.com/2025/01/28/opi…

#Latinos include people who identify as white, Black, Indigenous, Asian & mixed We have citizenship, green cards & no status. We vote in all kinds of inexplicable ways. What if we were to redefine Latinidad in terms of our latent multitudes? By Jean Guerrero nytimes.com/2025/01/28/opi…

Today is the paperback! SPLINTERS comes into the world in its forever form: this sharp ode to the insanity of life's beginnings & endings, life as a Scorpio rising, friendship & students & doomed love affairs & gummy candy as the last essential food group 🔥

They arrived at the United States border from around the world, hoping to seek asylum. Instead, they were detained, shackled and flown by the U.S. military to a faraway country, Panama. Our exclusive look at a new front in Pres. Trump’s immigration crackdown:

Jean Guerrero I wrote all about the life of Miller for the new issue of The Nation. The world that produced him is uncannily familiar to me, a fellow PMC millennial Reform Jew from a blue enclave. He is not typical of his background, but nonetheless he was enabled by it thenation.com/article/politi…

This book about the hateful Stephen Miller is superb -- and more relevant now than even when it appeared in 2020. Miller has hated immigrants since he was a teenager. Thanks to Jean Guerrero for writing it. Arturo Dominguez 🇨🇺🇺🇸 Pablo Manríquez Aaron Reichlin-Melnick thenation.com/article/politi…

Join USC Annenberg CCLP and USC Center for the Political Future for a virtual conversation with top political analysts, “Why did Latino voters vote the way they did?” on Wednesday, April 2 at 11 a.m. USC prof. emeritus Roberto Suro will also present findings from a new survey. RSVP: annenberg.usc.edu/events/cclp/wh…

#NowPlaying a new Latino USA podcast 🎧 What does it mean to be Latino in 2025? Jean Guerrero and Julissa Natzely Arce Raya sit down with Maria Hinojosa 🥑 to look at how the idea of "Latinidad" can bring people together—but also leave some folks out. LISTEN ➡️ bit.ly/lusalatinidad

Many thanks to Chula Vistan Jean Guerrero for speaking to us #SanDiego tonight about the challenges we’re facing under this unjust, authoritarian regime

.Jean Guerrero: Where is the Democratic version of Stephen Miller? Me: 🙋🏻‍♂️‼️ Seriously - blown away by this talk. Democrats cannot run away from immigration.

Great biography - I’d grab a copy while it’s still legal

Journalist Jean Guerrero says the anti-ICE protests in Los Angeles show "people of all races and backgrounds are putting their bodies on the line to protect their friends, their neighbors, their family members from these arrests — and it is a beautiful thing to see."

"This is not about cracking down on crime," journalist Jean Guerrero says of the Trump administration's show of force in Los Angeles. "They're running a mafia state that scapegoats immigrants as a pretext for the subjugation of us all."

A daughter sobs "¡Te quiero, papa!" as ICE hauls her father away in a now-viral TikTok. Trump wants fire in the streets to distract from stories like hers. It’s these human stories that threaten his power. My new New York Times Opinion piece: nytimes.com/2025/06/13/opi…

Americans want to believe that our government isn't taking unjust actions. Watching video after video of people being dragged away by ICE in front of their crying families and appalled friends, neighbors, coworkers, or lawyers violates that basic sense most of us have.