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Breaking the Teen Mom Tradition

Mary Mata July 30, 2013

By Karla Martinez, Coachella Unincorporated/New America Media While there are many family traditions I hope to pass down to my children one day, there is one tradition I hope ends with […]

A look at economic inequality, through a Latino lens

Mary Mata

US-Mexico border: The ‘Cicatriz’ of Tecate

Mary Mata

Paloma Goni’s ‘stop shaving’ revolution challenges cultural taboo

Mary Mata

By Paloma Corredor, Voxxi Over the course of the last couple of weeks, a post written by the Spanish journalist Paloma Goñi is creating controversy and conversation all over the […]

Court rules against Hazleton immigration law

Mary Mata

By Ben Finley, Philadelphia Inquirer Hazleton, Pa., has lost another round in federal court as it tries to enforce ordinances that crack down on illegal immigrants. The U.S. Court of […]

Miami couple to Latino families: sing National Anthem and proudly videotape it

Mary Mata

By Marisa Treviño, LatinaLista LatinaLista — The national outcry over the attacks lobbed at 12-year-old Mexican-American Sebastien De La Cruz and Puerto Rican singer Marc Anthony for singing the national anthem […]

Anaheim’s changes not enough for Latino community

Mary Mata July 29, 2013

By Paloma Esquivel, Los Angeles Times It began with violence: Anaheim police firing beanbags and a police dog breaking loose and lunging into a crowd of men, women and children, […]