A Latino Marathoner Outruns a Childhood of Poverty
NewsTaco April 20, 2015
*Great story! Fernando Cabada will be running today’s Boston Marathon. He’s a world-class runner, and his story is inspiring. VL By Linsay Crouse, The New York Times Fernando Cabada — […]
Fair Or Foul? Latino College Football Player Suspended For Being Homeless
NewsTaco March 2, 2015
*NCAA athlete housing rules have been under close watch since the USC Reggie Bush scandal. But there is an important difference here. Nacita made the Baylor team as a walk-on […]
Minnie Minoso dies; White Sox legend paved way for Latino players
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*Minnie is one of the greats. He was the first Afro-Latino great. He debuted in Major League Baseball two years after Jackie Robinson broke the color barrier. VL By Associated […]
Cannibals and Poets
NewsTaco February 26, 2015
By Dr. Henry Flores, NewsTaco A dear friend once described politics in her country as a struggle between cannibals and poets with each side taking turns running the country. When […]