Imagine an All Latino Baseball All-Star Game
Mary Mata July 15, 2013
By Julio Pabon, Huffington Post Latino Voices As we get closer to this years MLB baseball All Star game here in New York City many Latino fans wonder how many […]
Is the Spanish language white? The immigration debate raises vexing issues about how people see race and language
Mary Mata
By Gayle Rogers, Pittsburgh Post Gazette As the immigration reform bill hangs in the balance in Congress, it is worth considering the history — rather, the long histories — of […]
Latinos Carry On New York’s Stickball Tradition
Mary Mata
By Associated Press New York – They run with a little less speed, hit with a little less power and worry less about shattering nearby windows, but a graying crew […]
Obama’s humanities and arts medals: inspiring but also a bit vanilla
Mary Mata July 12, 2013
By James Warren, New York Daily News New Yorker Camilo Jose Vergara, a path-breaking writer-photographer-documentarian, is a singular figure. And that was very much the case Wednesday when President Obama […]