Aztec Dance Troup Keeps Culture Alive

Aztec Dance Troup Keeps Culture Alive

NewsTaco November 24, 2010

This was posted on my FaceBook wall this afternoon and I felt compelled to share it. It’s a performance by an Aztec dance company from Dallas. And it’s very cool! […]

Big Revelation: Latino Teens Just as Insecure as Rest

NewsTaco November 22, 2010

A new survey says that Latino boys are not as confident about their looks as once thought. So where do I begin? As a former Latino boy, güerco, chilpayate, I […]

NCLR: Latino Childen are the Hungriest in America

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Not to make anyone feel uncomfortable on this festive week, but the season makes talking about hunger a little more poignant, don’t you think? There’s a thing called food insecurity […]

Investing In Education The “Old Fashioned” Way

Mary Mata November 17, 2010

As a child, our houshold income was a bit better than that of most Mexican American families in Robstown, Texas. But I hardly grew up in privilege. My father worked […]

Memories of Sandías and South Texas

Mary Mata November 15, 2010

Several of my relatives raised watermelons, and one of my memories as an “honorary” farmworker (because I didn’t really have to do it), was being a pitcher who followed the […]

Men Happier When Doing Housework, Seriously

Mary Mata November 11, 2010

It was music to my ears to hear that researchers at the Lancaster University management school in the United Kingdom found that fathers are happier overall “when they do more […]

¡Qué se Casen! Less Americans Get Married

Mary Mata October 4, 2010

A study came out recently showing that less Americans are getting married, and more are just shacking up.  I’m sure this is driving mothers and grandmothers everywhere crazy.  The Population […]