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Revoltoso Books invites you to pre-order, “Go Away, Corona! / ¡Vete de aquí, Corona!" written by four year old Chicanita, Luna I. González and illustrated by José G. González. The book
is reversible; English (with a bit of code-switching) on one side, and Spanish on the other. In her book, Luna personifies the Coronavirus, and fiercely tells her to go away, so she can do all the things that she did before the pandemic. Inspired by Raza cartoonists, Quino and Rius, José did a great job capturing Luna’s words in his illustrations.

If you want to pre-order “Go Away Corona! / ¡Vete de aquí, Corona!” send $25.00 via Venmo to -Gonzalez or via PayPal to [email protected] using the “family and friends” option. The $25.00 include shipping in the continental United States. Please include your address on Venmo or PayPal. You can pre-order the book until Friday, October 30th. Expect to be reading this bilingual book by mid to late November.

All proceeds will support NorCal Resist and the work that they are doing with undocumented families in the greater Sacramento area including providing food and money for bills in this dark times.

¡Muchas gracias!

Xico González
Revoltsoso Books

MEChA de la Met is hosting the 2nd Annual Posada on Wednesday, December 12th from 6pm to 8pm. The posada will feature Danza Ixtatutli, Ballet Folklórico, and traditional arts and crafts. This is Natalie Magaña's STP and her family is making Pozole for the attendees courtesy of the SAB. There will be a piñata breaking session for the children at the end of the event

The event is free and open to the public!

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Hello Met families,

Come and celebrate 5 de mayo at the Met next Wednesday, May 3rd from 6:00pm to 8:00pm in the PMU Room. We are having Danza Ixtatutli (Eli's Aztec dance group which includes Metsters), música, folklórico and more!

Evelin Pelayo and her family will be selling tostadas and aguas frescas to raise funds for her upcoming NOLS trip!

The event is free and open to the public, so bring the whole family!