Recipe: Corn Tortilla; flavor, texture, aroma
Recipe: Corn Tortilla; flavor, texture, aroma
*Tortillas: part history, part cultural heritage, part politics of agriculture – and a recipe. VL By Adan Medrano, Adan’s Blog The tortilla. Think of it as, well, not a wrap. Not […]
Good sense?
*The late Molly Ivins called him “Governor Good Hair,” it was her way of pointing out Rick Perry’s postcard politician character. This week Perry reminded me why Ivins held him […]
How the immigration overhaul effort got overtaken by a flood of Latino children
*Republican lawmakers stalled and obstructed a vote on immigration this year, now they want quick legislative action. What a difference 59 thousand children make. VL By Jim Kuhnhenn, Associated Press/Star […]
Undocumented Teens Outsmarted MIT—and Still Cant Get Real Jobs in America
*The story of a group of DREAMers who built a robot and beat an MIT team in competition. Years later the teams reunite, the MIT kids had gone on to […]
Latinos still feeling effects of recession
*The recession is over … but the news hasn’t reached most Latinos. VL By Matt Barreto, Latino Decisions A new poll of Latino registered voters finds that over half of […]
Border Fences Make Unequal Neighbors
*Interesting read from the Department of Sociology at the University of Minnesota. It draws a comparative line between the unaccompanied-minor crisis at the border and the Israel/Gaza crisis in the Middle East. At […]
What New Border Patrol Statistics Reveal about Changing Migration to the United States
By Adam Isacson, Washington Office on Latin America This week, the U.S. Border Patrol released statistics about its activities in 2013, including its apprehensions of migrants along the U.S.-Mexico border. This allowed WOLA to update […]
The 41-Page UTEP Unaccompanied Minors Report the Obama White House Basically Ignored
*Great find by Latino Rebels. What the White House should have known before the unaccompanied minor situation became a crisis. VL By Latino Rebels For all those who think the […]
Perry expected to call up National Guard to Rio Grande Valley
*The Texas governor isn’t saying that the deployed guard would protect Texas against undocumented children. In fact, he’s said this is a reaction to an ignored request to help fight […]
Latino books booming
* This is good news. VL By José Morales, Being Latino The international book market has long been dominated by American (i.e. Stephen King) or British (J.K. Rowling) authors. But according […]