McDonald’s eats its words after tamales Facebook ad sparks backlash in Mexico
McDonald’s eats its words after tamales Facebook ad sparks backlash in Mexico
*There comes a point where blatant disregard for a culture can’t be written off as a “mistake.” There are many Latino ad professionals who could have seen the problem with […]
What Might Have Been; Treaties and Nation-Building
By Eduardo Diaz, Director/Smithsonian Latino Center “Great nations, like great men, should keep their word.” – Hugo Black, U.S. Supreme Court Justice Nation to Nation; Treaties Between the United States […]
The Best Democracy Money Can Buy
By Dr. Henry Flores, NewsTaco Well did you see that sports fans?!? The Koch Brothers are getting ready to spend more money on the 2016 Presidential Primaries than either major […]
House Postpones Contentious Border Bill Indefinitely
*For all of the insistence on securing the border as a requisite of moving on immigration reform, GOP legislators are squandering their first, best chance. The problem? An end game […]
Red Enchiladas For St. Valentine’s Day
*Adán’s take is wonderfully kitchy: red enchiladas are the perfect way to say I love you. They look delicious. Anyone going to try them out? VL By Adán Medrano, Adán’s […]
Ethnic battles brewing in 2016 California U.S. Senate race?
*Tension are building in California over the race to replace Barbara Boxer. One way or another this will be resolved at the polls, but will this possible rift have consequences […]
How America inspired the Third Reich
*This is eerily similar to present anti-immigrant rhetoric. Not the blatant death camp Holocaust, let’s make that clear. But the point is that the calls for stopping “disease ridden illegals” […]
Congressman Speculates ‘Illegal Aliens’ Could Be To Blame For Measles Outbreak
*There’s so much to lay-out here. First off, Mo Brooks’ ill timed, ill thought statement makes a case for comprehensive immigration reform. If those immigrants he calls “illegal” were documented […]
Seeking Asylum in Karnes City
*This is well worth the read. An inside look at a for-profit immigration detention facility in South Texas. VL By Victoria Rossi, The Texas Observer To get to Karnes City, […]
Pope recognizes martyrdom of Archbishop Romero
*Pope Francis decrees that Archbishop Oscar Romero, of El Salvador, was killed in 1980 “in hatred of faith,” and not for political reasons. VL By Cindy Wooden, Catholic News Service […]