Latinos Pouring Into Nursing Homes As Quality Diminishes

Latinos Pouring Into Nursing Homes As Quality Diminishes

Mary Mata July 18, 2011

A new study from Brown University points out a sad reality for Latino viejitos: as Latinos and other minority seniors enter into nursing homes, it’s only because whites are fleeing […]

News Taco To Go: Castro, Race, Elote & Babies

Mary Mata July 14, 2011

Castro’s Campaign Will Inspire A New Generation Of Latino Leaders I’m Tired Of Talking About Race — Aren’t You? Elote Loco Immigrant, Minority Babies, Boosted Number Of U.S. Kids

Immigrant, Minority Babies Boosted Number Of U.S. Kids

Mary Mata July 13, 2011

Data from the 2010 Census indicates that immigrant and minority births boosted the nation’s share of children, which reached a record low of 24%. Since 2000, the number of children […]

If You Speak Spanish In The U.S., Thank A Pocho

NewsTaco July 12, 2011

Que desgracia que haya Latinos en este país que no hablen español. It’s a shame that there are Latinos in this country that don’t speak Spanish. I think it was […]

Latinos Haven’t Lost Faith In America

NewsTaco July 11, 2011

One of the subtle lies held about Latinos in the U.S. is that we’re not invested in this country, in the love-it-or-leave-it sense. To put it another way, Latinos, the […]

When I Speak Spanish, I’m Not Talking About You

Mary Mata July 8, 2011

I’ll just say it outright: when I speak Spanish in public, I am not talking about you. Actually, usually, I’m talking about myself and my own life or the lives […]

Less Immigrants From Mexico Will Affect U.S. Economy

NewsTaco

OK wait. Here we are, going on about immigration in this country and the very folks we’re getting rowdy about have moved on? Really? We’re arguing about anti-immigrant laws, about […]

Lifting Federal Debt Ceiling Key To Latino Prosperity

Mary Mata July 7, 2011

By Christian E. Weller, Senior Fellow at the Center for American Progress Latino families, like African-American and white families, eagerly await a recovery in the U.S. housing market. Their economic security desperately […]

Young Love, Catholic Confirmation, And God In México

Mary Mata July 6, 2011

During the sweaty summer of 1990, my parents decided that I would be doing my confirmation in Mexico – which made economic sense at the time.  In the United States, […]

Casey Anthony Found Not Guilty

Mary Mata July 5, 2011

Almost three years after the death of then-two year-old Caylee Anthony, her mother Casey was found not guilty in the death of her daughter. This was one of the most […]