A 2011 Retrospective Of Latino Struggles
Mary Mata January 12, 2012
By Luis A. Martinez As 2011 has come to a close, I reflect on the struggles Latinos across the country have endured this past year. This moment of reflection is […]
Mitt Romney Is Sending Mixed Signals To Latino Voters
Mary Mata
Mitt Romney was acting a bit temperamental yesterday as he sought votes from Latinos, particularly in Florida. He proudly released a Spanish language video in which his son Craig spoke […]
Ray Suarez: Arizona, Nevada Will Be Pivotal In 2012 Election
Mary Mata January 11, 2012
By Yvonne Condes One of my journalism heroes is Ray Suarez of PBS NewsHour. On January 4, I was fortunate enough to catch him after a panel on presidential election […]
KKK Recruiting In Oklahoma Doesn’t Go So Well
Mary Mata January 10, 2012
An attempt by members of the United White Knights of the Ku Klux Klan of Okfuskee County, Oklahoma, to recruit new “knights” ended up doing a bit of the opposite, […]