Nerd In The Colonia

By Eres Nerd, NewsTaco They were cotton fields located on a floodplain of the Rio Grande. Irrigation canals divided them. Water flowed from the open canal gates soaking the cotton […]

By Oscar Barajas, NewsTaco TV was awful when I was growing up. I grew up in a one channel household – and you would get hit if the television would […]

By Taína Haiman, Being Latino The Census Bureau is currently in the process of revising how it addresses the race of Latino respondents. In the 2010 Census, Americans were asked […]

Anaheim High School BANS Festival of “Mexican” Working Class/Criminal Class/Pregnant Class Stereotypes! Another Setback for “Fun-Loving” Mexi-haters!!! From the textmex obsessed imagination of Memo Nericcio This post first appeared in the textmex […]

Thursday August 23, 2012 The Myth Of The Latino Vote (The Atlantic): Bruce Merrill, a professor emeritus at Arizona State University who has worked as an Arizona pollster for four decades, […]

By Catherina Gioino, The Young Folks One-liners. .. Chuck Norris. Boom, done, you got the idea. The movie started with the Expendables in a predicament, being followed and attacked by […]

By Melanie Mendez-Gonzales, NewsTaco I’ve said it before – being a mom of boys allows me to live out my inner Marvel geek! I have every excuse now to go […]

Own Your Own “Mexican”: The Danbury Mint Strikes Again! From the textmex obsessed imagination of William A. Nericcio Rats! He’s no longer available! This post first appeared in the textmex galleryblog. William Anthony […]

By Daniel Cubias, Being Latino I was in the first generation of kids who grew up with Sesame Street. Even at a young age, I recognized how rare it was […]

By Victor Landa, NewsTaco Another week, another Friday… another reason to celebrate with Jazz de México! This is not a drill. This is serious chill time. It’s great jazz from […]