Spell My Name Correctly, Willya?
Spell My Name Correctly, Willya?
By Jesse Treviño, HispanicLatino What is the deal with accents? Some news organizations and networks noticeably have begun to accent the names of individuals, places and things that carry a […]
Daily NewsTaco
Wednesday October 10, 2012 By Victor Landa, Newstaco Survey: Latinos On Food, Sex and Money (NBC Latino): Three words that’ll get me to read a poll any day. Would you […]
Latinos a ‘Core Conservation Community,’ Poll Finds
By Ngoc Nguyen, New America Media Latino voters in California are strong supporters of conservation and clean energy, a new poll released Thursday finds. The poll adds to a growing consensus […]
Cesar Chavez’s Widow Calls on The New York Times to Stop Using Racial Stereotype
PRESS RELEASE 36,000 Sign Petition on SignOn.org Calling on the New York Times to Lead a More Inclusive, Tolerant Discussion of Immigration in America ** http://signon.org/sign/it-is-never-too-late ** KEENE, CALIFORNIA – As President Obama heads to […]
Daily NewsTaco
Monday October 8, 2012 By Victor Landa, NewsTaco Romney, Obama Should Not Celebrate Debate, Immigrant And Civil Rights Advocates Say (Huffington Post): This piece sums up what I’ve been thinking […]
Demographic Change and Partisan Gain in Nevada
By David F. Damore, Latino Decisions As the 2012 election moves into its final month, Nevada looms large in most Electoral College prognostications regarding the presidential race and the outcome […]
A Job Training Program Prepares Farmworkers For The Modern Economy
By Jen Reel, Texas Observer When Bill Clinton spoke at the 2012 Democratic National Convention, he quoted a statistic that most people were probably surprised to hear—in a climate of […]
So, Archbishop, You’re Going to Tell Me How to Vote?
By Jesse Treviño, HispanicLatino That line could have come from King George VI played by Colin Firth in The King’s Speech. The archbishop thought he was going to tell the king […]
Gov. Brown’s Veto of Domestic Workers Bill Angers Caregivers
By Joseph Pimentel, New America Media LOS ANGELES – Saying that signing the bill into law could cost the state nearly $200 million, Gov. Jerry Brown vetoed AB 889, better […]
Latino Vote Not at Play During the First Presidential Debate
By Raisa Camargo, Voxxi The Latino vote has been fairly coveted this election season, but during the first presidential debate political analysts claimed it was a missed opportunity to appeal […]
