NAHJ’s Future Up In The Air

By Luis Carlos López LAS VEGAS, Nev. — After a few years confronting mounting debt and internal conflicts, the National Association of Hispanic Journalists has a new president, ESPN coordinating […]

By Victor Landa, NewsTaco If there’s such a thing as a Census placebo the federal government gave out about a half million of them in 2010. Two years later they’re […]

By Tony Castro, Voxxi Against a backdrop of fantasy and tragedy, one of America’s oldest discriminatory political practices may be seeing its last hurrah in Anaheim. Historically, at-large election districts […]

By Maitri Pammo, Being Latino I do not enjoy speculating on stereotypes.  I am particularly peeved when the stereotype involves gender.  Yet, what factors may account for the recent data that signals […]

By Raul Ramos y Sanchez, Latino Rebels The city of Anaheim is suddenly in the national spotlight. The home of Disneyland, touted as the “happiest place on earth,” has been […]

By Brian Latimer, NBC Latino With three other Paralympic games under his belt, 53-year-old fencer Mario Rodriguez has more experience than most competitors.  His story could begin during his tour […]

By Sam Quiñones, A Reporter’s Blog I spent some time yesterday with a legendary street vendor. Ramiro — don’t know his last name — spent 15 years as a street […]

By Maitri Pamo, Being Latino The news broke her heart. Even though my cousin was well on her way to becoming the first person in our family to go to […]

By Sam Quiñones, A Reporter’s Blog This week on my storytelling website, Tell Your True Tale, a new story by Angelino writer Julian SeguraCamacho. Check out Being Saved – the story of how […]

By Brian Latimer, NBC Latino Olympic triathlon competitor, Manuel Huerta, never stays long in one place. He travels back and forth between Costa Rica and Argentina every six months to […]