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Latino students make SAT history

Mary Mata October 3, 2013

By Natalie Gross, Lubbock Online Texas college-bound test takers made history during the 2012-13 school year. For the first time, more Hispanic students took the SAT than white students. The […]

CA Governor to sign bill allowing undocumented immigrants to obtain driver’s licenses

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Latino Voting and the Environment

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Recipe: Frijoles Borrachos

Mary Mata

By Brenda Strorch, La Vitamina T Jonathan Zaragoza found his way into his destiny babysitting for his parents while they worked. “I saw how my mother and grandmother cooked at […]

After Weeks In Limbo, House Democrats Introduce Bill To Resurrect Immigration Reform

Mary Mata

By Fox News Latino Saying that they are ready to move on legislation that would overhaul the nation’s immigration system, House Democrats unveiled a bill Wednesday that includes a path […]

Joaquin Castro Explains How to Tell Him Apart From Twin Brother

Mary Mata

This article was suggested by Taquista Eduardo Martinez.  By Nikki Schwab, U.S. New & World Report The Castro brothers made their political splash last summer, with San Antonio Mayor Julian […]

Moving Latino Art and Culture Away from the Margin

Mary Mata October 2, 2013

By Eduardo Diaz, Director, Smithsonian Latino Center For most of my life’s work in the cultural development field, the lens has been one of representing and advocating for representation. Ensuring […]