‘Catch An Illegal’ Protest At U.T.-Austin Totally Backfires
‘Catch An Illegal’ Protest At U.T.-Austin Totally Backfires
By Huffington Post Latino Voices An ill-fated attempt by a conservative student group to mock undocumented immigrants on the University of Texas at Austin campus has backfired. The Young Conservatives of Texas […]
Bilingualism: Key to delaying dementia?
By Danielle Restuccia, Saludify If you speak more than one language, here’s some good news: you’re protecting yourself against dementia. Researchers at the University of Edinburgh, in Scotland, recently showed that […]
Is The Dominican Republic Legalizing Ethnic Cleansing?
By Louis Nevaer, New America Media The Dominican Republic’s Constitution Court ruling on September 23 to strip thousands of individuals born in that Caribbean island nation of citizenship has met […]
Latinos: The Peril of a Too-Early Presidential Campaign
By Victor Landa, NewsTaco You have to be careful these days, going from headline to calendar and back. Looking at one, then the other, over and over, you could get […]
First U.S. Spanish Language TV Station, Demolished
By Victor Landa, NewsTaco I earned my chops in that building. The structure had been around for two decades before I settled in, towards the back, in the newsroom just […]
Goths: Latinos on the Dark Side
By Maria Hinojosa, Latino USA Goth culture. Is it in? Is it out? Do they even care? Hear the stories of three Latinos who found a sense of community in […]
Smithsonian American Art Museum showing works by U.S. Hispanic artists
By Associated Press/Santa Fe New Mexican WASHINGTON — The Smithsonian American Art Museum is showing works by 72 U.S. Hispanic artists — including some with ties to New Mexico — […]
8 students receive Carlos Guerra Scholarships
By Victor Landa, NewsTaco Eight students from the Art, Communications and Theatre Department of Texas A&M at Kingsville were chosen this month as recipients of the Carlos Guerra Scholarship. This is […]
We’ve seen the Latino leader. The Latino leader is us.
By Victor Landa, NewsTaco “Is it important for the U.S. Latino community to have a national leader advancing the concerns of Latinos?” Three out of four people who were asked […]
I’m not bilingual, but I’m still Mexican
By Veronica Rios, Latina Voices As a fourth generation American to a Mexican family from Guadalajara, I guess I never really knew too much about my heritage. When I hit […]
