Writer & Activist Bobbi Salinas Dead Several Months Before Family Finds Body

By Anne Constable, The New Mexican Barbara Salinas-Norman was a Chicana activist, a bilingual teacher, an author, a publisher and an artist. She was “intelligent,” “inspiring,” a “trailblazer.” But her […]

By Hispanically Speaking News F. Scott Fitzgerald’s 1925 novel “The Great Gatsby” is seeing a resurgence with the new Baz Luhrmann film starring Leonardo DiCaprio, Carey Mulligan, and Tobey Maguire. […]

By Federica Longo, Voxxi Latino history in the United States has been obscure until now. A new documentary series narrated by actor Benjamin Bratt will chronicle the history of Latinos […]

By Patrick Kevin Day, Los Angeles Times “Sesame Street” has concluded its search for the new Latino character who will be moving on to the cozy New York address for the […]

By Victor Landa, NewsTaco …and just like that, another week – done! OK, give yourself a hand, a pat on the back, a reason to kick-back and chill. It’s Friday. […]

By Federica Longo, Voxxi “Sesame Street” has been on a hunt for a new Latino act to add to their cast. They held an open casting call in New York City to find […]

A guest post by mom, Maria C. Salazar In 1962, I was fourteen years old.  I had only been in the U.S. for a few months.  I felt like Cinderella […]

By Mónica Ortiz Uribe, Fronteras The Walt Disney Company told Fronteras Desk it will withdraw trademark applications related to the Day of the Dead holiday. Disney made the decision late Tuesday […]

By Latino Rebels An interesting story out of Disney. According to a blog that covers all things Disney, the company has formally filed a federal trademark to copyright “Día de […]

By Carlos Harrison That’s the hope, anyway, for a growing group of Latino activists trying to separate the distinctly Hispanic holiday from the grip of its ubiquitous image as a […]