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From Ecuador to Queens: Cristina Jiménez Moreta on Immigration, Fascism, and Liberation

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This edition of The Fascism Barometer finds host Ejeris Dixon sitting down with Cristina Jiménez Moreta—bestselling author, MacArthur Genius Fellow, and co-founder of United We Dream—for a timely conversation on how fascism shows up in the everyday lives of immigrant communities. Cristina reflects on her own journey from Ecuador to the U.S. and speaks to the experiences of immigrants who flee authoritarian and fascist regimes, only to be targeted in the United States. Cristina highlights the acts of resistance that everyday people are taking and the opportunities to build bigger, more visionary possibilities that this moment creates. This is not a theoretical conversation—it’s about real people, real histories, and real stakes.

You can find the tools you need to fight fascism at our Resource Hub.

Cristina Jiménez Moreta's critically acclaimed book, Dreaming of Home

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Podcast production by Phil Surkis

Intro Music by Meklit Hadero

The Fascism Barometer Podcast is an Ejerie Labs Project. Thank you for joining the movement.

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This edition of The Fascism Barometer finds host Ejeris Dixon sitting down with Cristina Jiménez Moreta—bestselling author, MacArthur Genius Fellow, and co-founder of United We Dream—for a timely conversation on how fascism shows up in the everyday lives of immigrant communities. Cristina reflects on her own journey from Ecuador to the U.S. and speaks to the experiences of immigrants who flee authoritarian and fascist regimes, only to be targeted in the United States. Cristina highlights the acts of resistance that everyday people are taking and the opportunities to build bigger, more visionary possibilities that this moment creates. This is not a theoretical conversation—it’s about real people, real histories, and real stakes.

You can find the tools you need to fight fascism at our Resource Hub.

Cristina Jiménez Moreta's critically acclaimed book, Dreaming of Home

Connect with Ejeris Dixon

Donate to the Fascism Barometer, and help us create more episodes and resources

And when you feel the pressure, share this pod, and visit fascismbarometer.org

Podcast production by Phil Surkis

Intro Music by Meklit Hadero

The Fascism Barometer Podcast is an Ejerie Labs Project. Thank you for joining the movement.

  continue reading

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