Is Aztec Dance the hot, new fitness craze?
NewsTaco May 20, 2014
*I’m not sure if this is cool or not. I’ll know when some athletic apparel company markets shell-adorned ankle wear. VL By Rachel Uranga, Latinzine MSN In a Southern California […]
When This Teacher’s Ethnic Studies Classes Were Banned, His Students Took the District to Court–and Won
NewsTaco May 19, 2014
*Three words: Así se hace. VL By Jing Fong, Yes Magazine The Mexican American Studies (MAS) program in Tucson, Ariz., began in 1998 as a few courses and grew to […]
Before ‘Brown V. Board,’ Mendez Fought California’s Segregated Schools
NewsTaco May 16, 2014
*There’s so much to take from this. Here are two things that stand out: first, that the Latino fight for civil rights isn’t new, it goes back for many decades; […]
Report: Sixty Years After Brown, Latino Students Are Most Segregated
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*While immigration is important, the advocacy and the political battles have caused Latinos to take their eyes of other important issues to our community. This is one of those issues. […]