Remembering Gus Garcia, Mexican-American Civil Rights Pioneer
Victor Landa July 27, 2017
By Raul A. Reyes, NBC News (7.5 minute read) In his heyday, Gus Garcia cut a dashing figure in Texas legal and social circles. He was a key member […]
Feds Will Skip Border Wall Impact Study Before Building Through Wildlife Refuge
Victor Landa July 26, 2017
By Anya Byrd, Colorlines (2.5 minute read) Though funding for the estimated $21.6 billion U.S.-Mexico wall has not yet been secured, the federal government continues to move forward with construction. […]
Many Latino College Students are Homeless, Hungry
Victor Landa July 25, 2017
NewsTaco HEALTH TUESDAY By Eric Moreno, Salud Today (2.5 minute read) There are more Latino college students than ever before. The bad news is that the high cost of higher education […]
DIECIOCHO Podcast – Tony Diaz, El Librotraficante on Arizona’s Mexican-American Studies Ban
Victor Landa July 18, 2017
By Victor Landa, NewsTaco The trial to turn back a ban on Mexican-American studies in Arizona schools has entered its second week. This is the latest in a chain of […]