Latino Traditions and the American Christmas Experience
Mary Mata
By Latino Post Latin America has had an impact on the United States for longer than most people, including most Latinos themselves, even realize. Just like the Spanish-language origins of […]
A Jew And A Latino Walk Into A Recording Studio…
Mary Mata
By Emily Siner, NPR Code Switch There’s no race, ethnicity or culture that develops in a vacuum, and Jewish-Americans are no exception. Over the next few weeks, Code Switch will […]
A Racist Storm Brewing Over the Texas Coast
Mary Mata
By Latino Post A Texas case involving insurance claims relating to hurricane damage has produced a storm of a different kind; anti-Hispanic (and anti-black) racism in a Texas city bordering […]
Police use tear gas to quell vigil for Latino teen
Mary Mata
By Meredith Clark, MSNBC A vigil for a teenage boy who died mysteriously in police custody erupted on Thursday night in Durham, NC. Police in riot gear fired tear gas into […]