9 Latinos Whose Families Arrived Before July 4, 1776
Mary Mata
By Carmery Trinidad, Latina Listening to the immigration debate, you could easily get the idea that all Latinos are newcomers to this country. Nothing could be further from the truth. […]
‘Border Patrol Body Slam’
Mary Mata July 3, 2013
By Kevin Gordon, New York Times A year ago, I stumbled across a Pro Wrestling Revolution show in the Mission District of San Francisco and soon found myself standing up […]
Sultry Depiction Of Virgin Of Guadalupe Prompts Uproar
Mary Mata July 2, 2013
By Fox News Latino A skimpy two-piece bathing suit, an overflowing bust, sunglasses and frosty margarita perched in her left hand. Seems more like an apt description of a college […]
The Power of Latino Leadership: Culture, Inclusion and Contribution ~ Review
Mary Mata June 28, 2013
Melanie Mendez-Gonzalez, Que Means What? Disclosure: Que Means What did receive a complimentary book to review as reviewing this book as part of a Condor Book Tour. No other compensation was received. […]