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Famers Branch Boycott Called By Latino Leaders Over Anti-Immigrant Ordinance

Mary Mata August 29, 2013

By Huffington Post Latino Voices Latino leaders are urging a one-day boycott in the town of Farmers Branch, Texas, over its continued support of a ban on renting property to undocumented […]

The World’s Best Trombonist … from Oaxaca to Pico-Union

Mary Mata

Actor enters ‘Chavez: Cage of Glory’ to escape stereotypical roles

Mary Mata

Obama’s Immigration Nuclear Option: Stopping Deportations Unilaterally

Mary Mata

By Molly Ball, The Atlantic The biggest obstacle facing immigration reform may be not opposition but inertia. Leaders of the House of Representatives have said they plan to act, but with the […]

Classical guitarist brings real instruments to Paraguay’s “landfill” children’s orchestra, changes lives

Mary Mata

By Kristina Puga, NBCLatino Multi-award winning Berta Rojas is not only one of the top classical guitarists in the world, she is the only woman in the male-dominated field. Her new album “Salsa […]

Joaquin Castro Hails Latino Civil Rights Pioneers At MLK Tribute

Mary Mata

By Fox News Latino Standing before the Lincoln Memorial, Rep. Joaquin Castro paid tribute Wednesday to Latino civil rights activists of decades past, and said they had drawn inspiration from […]

‘I Have a Dream’ inspires Chicano Moratorium reflection

Mary Mata August 28, 2013

By Tony Castro, Voxxi The end of August in Los Angeles has historically been a time of sad recollections for Latinos, especially activists who remember a triumphant civil rights march […]