Artist Ramiro Gomez Shakes Up Luxury Ads With a Dose of Reality
Mary Mata January 10, 2014
By Jorge Rivas, Fusion The images of housekeepers and gardeners that artist Ramiro Gomez creates are deeply personal to him. Ramiro’s grandmother was a nanny, and in 2009 Ramiro himself took a […]
Is calling something “White” an insult?
Mary Mata January 9, 2014
By Daniel Cubias, Being Latino I was at a wedding reception when I saw her — a blonde woman trying in vain to get down with Kool & the Gang’s Jungle Boogie. […]
Library of Congress honors Náhuatl scholar with Living Legend Award
Mary Mata January 8, 2014
By Elaine Ayala, San Antonio Express News Miguel León-Portilla, professor emeritus of the Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México and the world’s foremost scholar on Náhuatl language and culture, was awarded […]
Epiphany In The Snow: Latinos Across U.S. Do Their Best To Celebrate Three Kings Day
Mary Mata January 6, 2014
By Fox News Latino On the Christian calendar, January 6 is the Feast of the Epiphany, the day that the three kings are supposed to have presented the infant Jesus […]