Exploring Indigenous Legacies

By Eduardo Diaz, Director, Smithsonian Latino Center In 1662, William Sanderoft, the Archbishop of Canterbury, approved the Jamaican coat of arms, depicting an “Arawak” couple: she holding a food basket, […]

By Victor Landa, NewsTaco Remember all the commotion about Latinos and the Kennedy Center Honors a few months back? Back in September sharp words were launched back and forth between […]

By Aiyana Baida, Voxxi Richard Blanco stood before 800,000 people at the nation’s capital to speak the message of ‘one’ America. At 44-years-old, Latino poet Richard Blanco made history at President […]

By Ricardo Blanco, Poets.org Click on picture to read story. [Photo courtesy richard-blanco.com]

By Victor Landa, NewsTaco We made it to Friday folks! Congrats and high-fives all around. What are the big plans for the weekend? Somewhere between now and Monday make sure […]

By Associated Press/Houston Chronicle Click on picture to read story. [Photo by El Humilde Fotero del Pánico]  

By EFE/Fox News Latino Click on picture to read story. [Image by Margarita Isabel]

By LIN@R The life and work of Junot Díaz contains many worlds. His books, including National Book Award finalist This Is How You Lose Her and Pulitzer Prize-winner The Brief […]

By DeeDee Garcia Blase, Huffington Post Latino Voices December 21, 2012, is a thing of the past now. We survived the end of the world even though some predicted it would end, […]

(Editor’s note: “Presidio” is an exclusive NewsTaco Latino superhero web comic.) By Guy Nuesca, NewsTaco Click on each thumbnail to enlarge. To learn about Presidio’s genesis, the artist and why […]