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Hispanics more likely than Americans overall to see COVID-19 as a major threat to health and finances
Hispanics are more concerned than Americans overall about the threat the COVID-19 outbreak poses to the health of the U.S. population, their own financial situation and the day-to-day life of their local […]
Recipe: Poblano Potatoes, Papas con Rajas
Papas Con Rajas, Poblano Potatoes, are creamy because of the waxy potatoes and lush because, well, roasted chiles Poblanos are always lush. This recipe, brings together the traditions of Peru […]
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Appalachia has a booming Hispanic business and population — and its growing food scene is making an impact
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Latinos outraged as national news outlet labels nopales as ‘hottest food trend of 2018’
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Rosca de Reyes – A Slice of Gospel and Tradition #Recipe
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Politics
Latino Voter Outreach Strong Ahead of Georgia Runoff Elections
A new year is finally here, but for Gigi Pedraza, executive director of the Latino Community Fund in Georgia, the 2020 election season is still going strong. The nonpartisan organization, […]
Don’t Call Texas’s Latino Voters the “Sleeping Giant”
If you ask him to check a box, Peter Guzman considers himself a Democrat. Yet though he is now thirty years old, he has voted only twice in his life. […]
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Republicans May Send Latinos to the Democrats with SCOTUS Replacement
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Outrage, Lawsuits Follow Governor’s Ballot-Dropbox Ban
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Mobilization Effort in Texas Encourages Young Latinos to Vote
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NewsTaco Podcast Network
Dieciocho, Episode 14, Memorial Day 2018, Latino Vietnam Veterans, Tomas Summers Sandoval
This is a special edition of DIECIOCHO. On this Memorial Day I talk with Prof. Tomas Summers Sandoval about his work collecting the oral histories of Latino Vietnam veterans. We talk about […]
DIECIOCHO Podcast: Hispanic Heritage Month: Why We Should Stop Saying We’re a Nation of Immigrants
We’re not a nation of immigrants, we’re an immigrant nation, and there’s a big difference between the two. This 2017 edition of Hispanic Heritage Month is a good time to […]
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DIECIOCHO Podcast – Manny Ruiz, Hispanicize Texas
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DIECIOCHO Podcast: Texas Rep. Rafael Anchia – Trump, Gerrymandering and Money
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DIECIOCHO Podcast: Dr. Raul Hinojosa-Ojeda – How Trump’s tax plan affects Latinos
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Well Being
When COVID Info Doesn’t Reach Everyone, These Trusted Messengers Step Up To Help In Hard-Hit Latino Communities
A silver van pulls up to a coronavirus testing site in the parking lot of La Familia, a daycare and family services center in Fort Collins. Cristina Diaz and her […]
Understanding why Latinos are so hard hit by Covid-19
(CNN) — Two months into the coronavirus crisis, with many Americans clamoring for a return to business as usual, Latinos are still mourning the terrible toll on their communities. An Ecuadorean bus […]
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Coronavirus: Mexican wrestlers sew Lucha Libre face masks
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Latino Teens: Distance Learning Is a Giant Stressor amid Coronavirus
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Coronavirus could ‘decimate’ Latino wealth, which was hammered by the Great Recession
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