This Month in Film: October New Releases

By Gabrielle Bondi, The Young Folks October brings a nice mix of movies.  It also brings a TON of them. You can’t say that you don’t have options every weekend […]

Tuesday October 2, 2012 Hispanic Chamber: Where’s the spending on Spanish TV? (Tampa Bay Times):  This article goes to the heart of a Latino political quandary. Should politicians spend money on […]

By Cindy Casares, Texas Observer This week two Greek-sponsored parties at the University of Texas at Austin landed in the news for containing offensive Mexican themes. On September 20, UT’s […]

Monday October 1, 2012 From Cesar Chavez to the Denver Debate: Mexican-American Voters Finally Have Their Say (Time): Fifty years to the week after Chicano activist Cesar Chavez put Mexican Americans […]

By Victor Landa, NewsTaco What. A. Week. …in a good way. All the same, I’m glad it’s winding down, I think we all need a respite from the churn. And, […]

By Griselda Nevarez, Voxxi Las Azaleas, a team of horsewomen in California, tell the story of Mexican rodeo women in the documentary “Escaramuza: Riding from the Heart.” In rodeo arenas […]

Friday September 28, 2012 Are Latinos adequately represented in our political system? (Columbia Spectator): Latinos contribute much to American society. Our culture, economy, and public service wouldn’t be as rich without […]

By Taina Haiman, Being Latino Although my husband and I met and got married in the United States, I was raised in Puerto Rico and he grew up in the neighboring […]

By Lalo Alcaraz, Pocho Ñews Service “Latinos can go “blank” themselves!”  This is what Kennedy Center director Michael Kaiser must have been thinking when he screamed, “Go F___ yourself!” into the […]

By Tyler Stevens, The Young Folks Going into the screening of The Perks Of Being A Wallflower, I wasn’t expecting to get as much out of the film as I did. Upon […]