Spanish Version Of Popular Public Radio Programs Set To Launch
Mary Mata February 9, 2012
Anyone who speaks more than one language is certain to have come across a strange translation that at best is a bit off or at worst, completely butchers the original […]
True Love Is About So Much More Than Sex
Mary Mata
When I taught a love literature class a few years ago, to a class comprised entirely of young college girls, I assigned stories and essays about various forms of love. […]
Why Latinas Aren’t Allowed To Be Angry, And Other Stereotypes
Mary Mata February 8, 2012
In a few very tangible ways, Latinas have it rougher than other folks. Not only do we often find ourselves in an ethnic/cultural/linguistic/racial minority, practically cueing others to pile on […]
The Case For Arizona’s White Appreciation Day
Mary Mata February 7, 2012
Arizona State Representative Cecil Ash proposed that Arizona create a White Appreciation Day when whites are no longer the majority in the state. Many are in awe that Ash only […]