What Americans Can Learn From Gabriel García Márquez About Immigration

*It’s hard to resist the headline, but the story makes a good case of viewing Garcia Marquez’s work and personal story in the light of global immigration, and immigration in […]

By Hugo Balta, This is simply the worst example I have seen of a discriminatory stereotypical portrayal of any community by any media. The fact that this was done by […]

*Since 2012 the U.S. Supreme Court has side-stepped the issue of harboring undocumented immigrants. That year SCOTUS struck down parts of Arizona’s sb1070, and that’s as far as it’s gone […]

*This matters. 48 percent of students in U.S. public schools are not white. Of the 3.3 million teachers in America’s public schools, only eighteen percent are racial, ethnic or cultural […]

*Read this. The respect Bourdain has for Mexico, its cuisine, its culture, and people is palpable. His defense of immigrants is very cool as well. Granted, the piece includes a […]

*Two things come to mind: Cinco de Mayo is celebrated more in the U.S. than in Mexico, and the celebration here is more about beer and marketing. It can be […]

By Lori Abbott, Public News Service Many legal immigrants in California and across the country are not pursuing citizenship. Even though more than 8 million nationwide are eligible to apply, many […]

*The problem with Latinos and the Affordable Care Act is that the outreach was too little, it was too late and it was bungled. It was also ill conceived. An […]

*I’m not partial to clickbait lists and such, but this is good as a conversation starter. I think Gallegos’ “Doña Bárbara” should be on the list. What do you think? […]

By Victor Landa, NewsTaco The problem with the GOP’s stance on immigration is that it’s untenable. It’s untenable because it’s contradictory, and it’s contradictory because it’s not serious. If the […]