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Narco Cultura and the reality behind Narcocorridos

Mary Mata December 4, 2013

By Maria Hinojosa, Latino USA Photojournalist and film director Shaul Schwarz’s new documentary Narco Cultura contrasts Mexico’s drug violence with the music and fandom of narcocorridos–a style of music that celebrates the […]

Listen to the students, policy-makers and pundits

Mary Mata

Spanish-language Obamacare site expected to be functional this month

Mary Mata

Rep. Kennedy joins immigration fast

Mary Mata

By Alison Harding, CNN Washington (CNN) – Rep. Joe Kennedy III on Tuesday joined a fast aimed at encouraging the House of Representatives to pass comprehensive immigration reform. The freshman Democratic […]

Los Angeles Redistricting Discriminates Against Latinos, Activists Say

Mary Mata December 3, 2013

By Mark Sherman, Associated Press/Huffington Post Latino Voices WASHINGTON (AP) — The Obama administration is aggressively pursuing lawsuits over minority voting rights in Texas and North Carolina, but the Justice […]

Capitol Hill Staffer Quits Job To Fight Mother’s Deportation

Mary Mata

By  Al Macias, Fronteras Erika Andiola, a co-founder of the Arizona DREAM Act coalition and outreach director for Rep. Kyrsten Sinema (D-Ariz.), is leaving her job on Capitol Hill to return […]

Getting Inked is a Tradition With Latinos

Mary Mata

By John Rosales, Hispanic Link News Service My tio Lalo was proud of the Jesus portrait tattooed across his chest. He also had the Virgen strategically scratched on his left […]