El Nuevo South: Latinos in Atypical Destinations
Mary Mata
By Eduardo Diaz, Smithsonain Latino Center Annually, as the eve of Hispanic Heritage Month dawns, I field around 10 requests to speak on a variety of Latino cultural topics, to […]
First U.S. Spanish Language TV Station, Demolished
NewsTaco
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 […]
Southwest Detroit voters elect 1st Latina council member
Mary Mata November 6, 2013
By Joe Guillen and Elisha Anderson, Detroit Free Press Raquel Castaneda-Lopez walked into the banquet room of a Mexican restaurant in southwest Detroit Tuesday night to applause from several dozen supporters, many of […]
Can superstition put Hispanic health at risk?
Mary Mata
By Hope Gillette, Saludify When it comes to medical care there are a number of reasons we do or do not go to the doctor, and like it or not, our […]