House Passed Farm Bill will affect Latino Families
By Latinovations On Wednesday, the House of Representatives passed a long-awaited Farm Bill that will preserve crop subsidies, but cut food stamps, causing many Latino families to lose the primary […]
First Voice, Our Voice…
By Eduardo Diaz, Director / Smithsonian Latino Center I recently attended the opening of Galería Sin Fronteras (Gallery Without Borders), an exhibition at the National Museum of Mexican Art in Chicago. The show features 92 […]
Why Does The Average Of Every Congress Member Look So White?
By Eric Brown, International Business Times For decades, the United States has been an increasingly diverse country. Women and minorities have more power than ever in American business, politics and entertainment. […]
Young English-Speaking Hispanics Have Higher Self-Esteem, Says Study
By Hispanically Speaking News Young Latinos with a good command of English and who converse easily with non-Latinos improve their academic performance and raise their self-esteem, because these social skills […]