A Different Kind Of Catholicism Grows In Latino Communities
By Marlon Bishop and Maria Hinojosa, NPR Code Switch In the Saint Anthony of Padua Church in the Bronx, Wednesday night is prayer meeting night. Fifty people gather in the […]
College students adopt different racial identities
By Carmen McCollum, The Times of Northwest Indiana GARY | Business students at Indiana University Northwest participated in a race experiment Friday when they had an opportunity to change the […]
Is ‘Spanglish’ Proof that English has Diluted Spanish?
By Nicole Akoukou Thompson, Latin Post “Spanglish” has been called English’s assault on the Spanish language; an implementation of English in routine speech or writing of Spanish-speakers that leads to the invention of words […]
It’s past time to crush racial and ethnic labels
By Esther Cepeda, Dallas Morning News All one has to do to rile a group of Hispanics is mention the names of blond, blue-eyed Cameron Diaz or Canadian-born Ted Cruz […]