Goths: Latinos on the Dark Side
By Maria Hinojosa, Latino USA Goth culture. Is it in? Is it out? Do they even care? Hear the stories of three Latinos who found a sense of community in […]
First Latina running on NJ gubernatorial ticket challenges popular GOP governor
By Sandra Lilley, NBCLatino New Jersey’s Republican governor Chris Christie has garnered national attention, especially after his active involvement during the state’s devastating Hurricane Sandy. On Tuesday he faces his […]
60 years after Korea, a forgotten Latino regiment seeks Congressional Gold Medal
By Barry Carter, Star-Ledger PERTH AMBOY — The phone rang for months, but Ervin Machado wouldn’t answer. It was Noemi Figueroa Soulet, a persistent filmmaker, leaving another message at his home in […]
Latino Potential: Entrepreneurs Aren’t Necessarily Born
By Steve Moya, NewsTaco While we’ve all known the unique person with an enterprising attitude and vision at a young age, and an ability to build, create and make money, […]