In Boston, Low turnout a lost opportunity for Latinos
By Marcela García, The Boston Globe IT’S BEEN almost two full weeks since the very crowded and historic preliminary mayoral race in Boston, and Hector Piña is still bummed out. He […]
Latino Vietnam Veterans At Risk Of Being Deported
This article was suggested by Taquista Edgar Pablos. By Francisco Vara-Orta, San Antonio Express News SAN ANTONIO – Valente and Manuel Valenzuela, two brothers who served in the Vietnam War and […]
TEXAS WATCH: Wendy Davis may have to work to woo Latinos in governor race
By Mercedes Olivera, Dallas Morning News Some Latinos, especially women, may be cheering Wendy Davis’ run for the governor’s seat. But many other Hispanics are scratching their heads and wondering who she is. […]
Latinos with Academic Credentials Stretched Thin with Many Projects
By Reginald Stuart, Diverse Issues in Higher Education When Lorena Oropeza earned her Ph.D. in history from Cornell University and landed a job as an assistant professor of history at […]