Border Fence Construction Begins Near Historic Site
By Mónica Ortiz Uribe, Fronteras The construction of new stretch of fencing along the U.S./Mexico border in El Paso is causing concerns among some locals. They say it could interfere with […]
San Antonio has been a breeding ground for Latino Rights Organizations
By Al Kauffman, San Antonio Express News San Antonio, distinctively Latino for all of its history, is naturally distinctive in another respect: as birthplace and incubator for scores of state, […]
Remembering JFK; Latinos recall a relationship cut short
By Suzanne Gamboa, NBCLatino Al Maldonado has been planning since last year to bring back together people who were at the Rice Hotel the night before John F. Kennedy was killed. […]
Latinos recall the hope they lost when Kennedy was killed
By Mercedes Olivera, Dallas Morning News Leanor Villareal remembers it was a glorious sunny day that November when President John. F. Kennedy came to Dallas. She was working in accounting at Neiman Marcus, and […]