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A Response to Dan Savage from All the Mexicans

Mary Mata February 12, 2014

By Jennifer Patiño, Gozamos Below is a response to Dan Savage’s column today. Click link to read Savage’s portrayal of Mexicans. “A lot of immigrants from Mexico—documented and undocumented—work in restaurants […]

Let Me Introduce You To My Cousins, Lupita Nyong’o And Louis C.K.

Mary Mata February 11, 2014

Dating Diversity and White Supremacy

Mary Mata February 5, 2014

Smithsonian exhibit to feature Pico Rivera photographer’s historic shots

Mary Mata February 4, 2014

By Peter Fullam, Whittier Daily News PICO RIVERA >> When Oscar Castillo was in high school, his mother gave him a Kodak Instamatic. “I played around with it,” he said. He […]

6 harmful media myths about sex and Latinas

Mary Mata February 3, 2014

By Erika L. Sánchez, Salon/Alternet If you were to believe your television, you’d think all Latinas are immaculately dressed spitfires or docile maids. When it comes to Latino people—especially women—it’s […]

First Voice, Our Voice…

Mary Mata January 30, 2014

By Eduardo Diaz, Director / Smithsonian Latino Center I recently attended the opening of Galería Sin Fronteras (Gallery Without Borders), an exhibition at the National Museum of Mexican Art in Chicago. The show features 92 […]

Young English-Speaking Hispanics Have Higher Self-Esteem, Says Study

Mary Mata

By Hispanically Speaking News Young Latinos with a good command of English and who converse easily with non-Latinos improve their academic performance and raise their self-esteem, because these social skills […]