Town Discriminates Against Latinos and their BBQs

Can you imagine a world in which not even carne asadas are sacred?  Well, welcome to South Padre Island! A lawsuit was filed in federal court this week alleging that […]

I wrote previously about how hard it is to vote anyway. Then, when people like Robert De Esposada — a highly paid Republican operative and a former highly placed party […]

The Politico wrote an interesting piece this week about the enthusiasm level of Latino voters this month.  To quote: “Latino voters are showing far more enthusiasm about the midterm elections […]

The International Journal of Behavioral Medicine is set to release a study showing that the Catholic-ish belief that things are in God’s hands may lead Latinas to believe that cancer […]

This is an interesting guide to where candidates stand on immigration reform put together by America’s Voice, check it out here. VoterGuide2010 – [Guide via America’s Voice]

This week on NewsTaco we talked about food, hate, politics, voting, tech and a little more hate.  It was a long week! We started off the week talking about hate, […]

Interesting new book coming out of the University of North Carolina Press titled The Latino Migration Experience in North Carolina.  Written by Hanna Gill, the book explores Latino migration to […]

Recently I was having a conversation with a gentleman from the Deep South in San Antonio, Texas and he informed me that he’s been told, “Hispanics are too lazy to […]

In an obvious attempt to keep unauthorized immigrant children from getting post-high-school education, The Nation reports that Georgia has joined a growing number of states are making it increasingly difficult […]

Just about half of businesses in Latin America use social media networks as part of their marketing strategies, according to the “2010 Latin America Social Media Study” by Burson-Marsteller. This […]