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Black Friday and Cyber Monday Deals Shared en Familia

Mary Mata November 22, 2012

By Viviana Fernandez, Voxxi Latinos have embraced the new mobile technology in higher numbers than other groups. However, there is something missing when it comes to Black Friday or Cyber Monday. The overall in-store […]

Thanksgiving Made Possible By Immigrant Farm Workers

Mary Mata

Latinos Less Likely To Get Time Off, Workplace Flexibility

NewsTaco November 21, 2012

A Tale of Two Communities and Contaminated Water

Mary Mata November 20, 2012

  By Jose Gonzalez, NewsTaco This past week two stories stood out identifying two communities of color different in many ways but connected by a common challenge: contaminated water. One […]

Mexican Bimbo May Save Hostess Twinkies

Mary Mata November 19, 2012

By Huffington Post Latino Voices Grupo Bimbo, a Mexican company that is the world’s largest bread baker, might hold the key to saving the Twinkie from extinction in a Hostess liquidation. […]

Fiscal Cliff: Are We Really Going to Do Surgery With An Ax?

Mary Mata November 16, 2012

By Lily Eskelsen, NEA We’re all in trouble when I start a sentence with, “… and reasonable people in Congress will find a way get this done…” and the room explodes […]

Fiscal Cliff: Poorest School Districts Stand To Lose The Most

Mary Mata November 15, 2012

By Joy Resmovits, Huffington Post Latino Voices Juandiego Wade is worried. As vice chair of the Charlottesville City School Board in Virginia, he’s responsible for the well-being of its 4,000 students. And […]