New Mexico Governor-Elect says No, No! to SB1070

We’re beginning to get a taste of how things will unfold after the election dust settles.  New Mexico Governor-elect Republican Susana Martinez made clear how she feels about Arizona’s controversial […]

As California goes so goes the nation. As much as non-californianos hate to admit it, the adage tends to hold true, at least where culture is concerned. Politics, though, has […]

This is what happens when they don’t get it. Seattlepi.com posted a story about lucha libre that was done in Phoenix by the Associated Press. None of it is unusual. […]

I don’t know if it’s the need to prop legs under the Latino vote story, or that a week after the election there are fewer ways to package it, but […]

Let me see if I’ve got this right. Latino unemployment is 12.4 percent, the national average is 9.6 percent. Latinos earn less per year than the general population. Latino educational […]

Look at this graph. Not much has changed. The percentages don’t look any different than any other election.  According to the Pew Research Center for the People and the Press […]

So now that the dust has settled a bit we begin the navel gazing. How did Latinos vote? Did they vote? Where? How many? For whom? Is it possible to […]

Specifically, as far as the Latino community is concerned, we’ve yet to know. Oh, we can speculate, but what good is that? We can infer, by polls done and talked […]

The best explanation for the Days of the Dead that I ever heard came from my friend Virgil Elizondo. In San Antonio all you have to say is Father Virgil, […]

…there’s one more thing you need to know. Actually, you should know it regardless of the election, as something you keep in your stash of important facts. Because conversations inevitably […]