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On Sept. 11, hundreds gathered outside Turning Point USA’s Phoenix headquarters to honor Charlie Kirk, who was fatally shot while speaking in Utah. The sidewalks became a sprawling memorial, lined with flags, flowers, candles, balloons, and banners left by mourners paying their respects. Photo: Eduardo Barraza | Barriozona Magazine © 2025

Who Was Charlie Kirk, and why it’s important to understand the implications of his death

Eduardo Barraza September 17, 2025

A group of women supporting abortion rights hold signs in favor of the cause next to the blue campaign bus of Kamala Harris and Tim Walz, "Fighting for Reproductive Freedom," in Phoenix, Arizona, on October 12, 2024. The campaign event featured U.S. First Lady Jill Biden, who delivered a speech in defense of reproductive rights. Photo: Eduardo Barraza | Barriozona Magazine © 2024

The 2024 Election showdown: abortion rights and America’s divisive path forward

Eduardo Barraza October 16, 2024

A wooden home rises in Maricopa County, where Arizona’s housing crisis has fueled surging evictions, homelessness, and demand. Rapid population growth and extreme heat add urgency to finding solutions. Kamala Harris proposes renter protections and affordable housing, while Donald Trump supports deregulation and single-family home development. Photo: Eduardo Barraza | Barriozona Magazine © 2024

The housing crisis: a defining issue in the 2024 presidential election

Eduardo Barraza October 15, 2024

In 2017, Los Angeles witnessed a public demonstration where participants gathered to express support for the DACA program. The assembly called for the cessation of surveillance and deportations, as well as the decriminalization of undocumented persons. The event highlighted the community’s stance on immigration policies and the rights of immigrants. Photo: Molly Adams | Flickr | Creative Commons

DACA’s legal challenges and the quest for stability

Eduardo Barraza May 22, 2024

Undecided voters may find themselves in this situation due to lack of information, divergent opinions on key issues, or dissatisfaction with the available candidates. Instead of abstaining from exercising their right to vote, they should consider thoroughly researching the proposals and backgrounds of the candidates, participating in community debates, and seeking reliable sources of information to make an informed decision that reflects their values and concerns. Photo: Maria Vitkovska | AdobeStock

2024 United States elections: a nonpartisan guide for undecided voters

Eduardo Barraza May 14, 2024

George W. Bush, Barack Obama, Donald Trump, and Joe Biden stand as the four presidents of the United States who've steered American politics from 2000 to 2024. From the contentious election of 2000, marred by a disputed vote count, to the 2020 elections riddled with accusations of electoral fraud, the nation has witnessed a surge in polarization, division, misinformation, and hyper-partisanship. Collage: Barriozona Magazine (images from the U.S. Department of Energy (Bush); Johan Viirok (Obama); Gage Skidmore (Trump); and The White House (Biden).

Polarization and division in American politics from the 2000 Election to 2024

Eduardo Barraza May 4, 2024

A new study of young people in the United States highlights the profound effects of gun violence and guns on school safety and its correlation with adverse mental health consequences. The specter of school shootings loomed large in the minds of young people, resulting in increased levels of depression, anxiety, feelings of isolation, and post-traumatic stress. Illustration: AdobeStock

Guns and gun violence in the United States: new study reveals youth attitudes and perceptions

Eduardo Barraza July 25, 2023

Since 2017, Central American migrant caravans have traveled from Guatemala, Honduras and El Salvador to the Mexico–United States border. Victoria Sanford, author of the book Buried Secrets: Truth and Human Rights in Guatemala, believes government corruption is the source of increasing inequality, diminished life possibilities, hunger and violence that drive migration from Central America. Photo: European Civil Protection and Humanitarian Aid Operations

OPINION: Central America Needs a Regional Commission to Prosecute Corruption, Not a War on Migration

Victoria Sanford May 10, 2021

A construction site in Tempe, Arizona is one of the royalty-free images that can be licensed for a fee in the photography site. Photo: Eduardo Barraza © 2019

Royalty-free images, editorial photography and creative stock

Barriozona Magazine November 7, 2020

Supporters of the DACA program rally outside the U.S. Supreme Court in November 2019. Photo: Victoria Pickering | Creative Commons

DACA program limited by Donald Trump’s attempts to end it

Eduardo Barraza August 10, 2020

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