Remembering the Chicano Moratorium and Ruben Salazar

*Reyes: “By the end of that day, scores of marchers had been arrested and three people were dead. Among them was Ruben Salazar, a pioneering Hispanic journalist … ” VL By […]

By Victor Landa, NewsTaco It’s a luxury to have someone like Sofia Vergara to criticize. There was a time, not too long ago, when Latinos were less than 4 percent […]

*Young Mexicanos, speaking out on Ferguson through their art. An audio version will be released soon, we’ll be sure to bring it to you. VL By Navarro Maybe I grew […]

*I’m compelled to invoke the NewsTaco rule: if you make this, breakfast is at your house. VL By Adán Medrano, Adán’s Blog Migas is a traditional Texas Mexican breakfast.  I’d like […]

*In the end it’s all about politics, isn’t it? Gary Segura tells us that the President could go big on immigration, affecting the outcome of the mid-term election. VL By […]

By Dr. Gabriela Lemus, NewsTaco The red heat of the media spotlight is slowly moving away from the terrible proceedings of the last two weeks that took place in Ferguson, […]

*Being a bracero is no consolation: “New University of Indiana research has found that most temporary workers from Mexico who get work visas are no better off than those who […]

*It’s Borges’ birthday week -some quotes to help the celebration. VL By Roque Planas, Huffington Post Latino Voices One of the most unique literary figures of the twentieth century, Jorge […]

By Cuéntame This video was originally published in Cuéntame. [Screenshot courtesy of Deport Hate]

*Remember Jason Richwine, who said Latinos aren’t smart enough to be American citizens? His doctoral thesis that attempted to prove his theory was accepted at Harvard in 2009. He apparently has […]