“Deporter in Chief” may have unintended consequences
By Victor Landa, NewsTaco You may want to call it an unintended consequence. When national Latino advocacy organizations shifted from pressuring the Republican party on immigration issues, to pressing President […]
Chicago State Rep. race about more than hipsters vs. Hispanics
By Dan Mihalopoulos, Chicago Sun-Times On the surface, next Tuesday’s Democratic primary in the 39th Illinois House District is a choice between representatives of two big Northwest Side communities: Hispanics […]
Long Beach Candidate Could Be City’s First Gay, Latino Mayor
By Sasha Scarlett, Gazettes Robert Garcia is running for mayor of Long Beach and is one of two openly LGBTQ candidates. If either of them becomes mayor, the winner will […]
Politics Counts: Why Texas Could Flip Quickly From Red to Blue
By Dante Chinni, Wall Street Journal For students of politics and demographics, Texas has the look of a state in transition. Shifts in demographics aren’t just about race or ethnicity. […]