Mexicans Didn’t Immigrate To America — We’ve Always Been Here
by Pedro Garza I can trace my ancestry to La Grulla, a small community just west of McAllen, on the Texas side of the Rio Grande. My ancestors settled there in the 1830s — a […]
by Pedro Garza I can trace my ancestry to La Grulla, a small community just west of McAllen, on the Texas side of the Rio Grande. My ancestors settled there in the 1830s — a […]
By Jens Manuel Krogstad and Mark Hugo Lopez Hillary Clinton won 65% of Latino voters on Tuesday, according to National Election Pool exit poll data, a level of Democratic support similar to 2008, when 67% […]
by Farai Chideya In an office suite not far from the airport, Irma Maldonado, 18, expertly role-played what she’d be doing on the city’s streets in half an hour: knocking on the doors of residents […]
If Republicans don’t understand the generational gap that we have right now, ‘28, ‘30, ‘32 and 2036 are going to be disastrous for the Republican party … the younger Republican priority is very different than […]
by Roberto Suro The recording of racist banter by Los Angeles Latino council members is a sad museum piece. These veterans of ancient battles for Latino empowerment failed to see how today’s Latinos, especially the […]
by Harry Enten, CNN More 2020 Census results are in, and it’s clear that the trends we have been seeing over the last few decades show no signs of slowing down. You might say that we’ve […]
Often in “essential” but low-paid jobs, they are falling ill and suffering financially at disproportionately high rates. by Jorge Ramos With decades of effort and dedication, Arturo Morales built a life for himself in the […]
by Ruben Navarrette Jr. You do this job long enough, and eventually you see it all. Like this: A bunch of Latino writers are upset they’re not being treated like “Dirt.” Of course, I speak […]
In reaction to his provocations, many white Democrats are seeing race relations in a new light. by Thomas B. Edsall Early on, after the votes were counted, the dominant political narrative about the 2016 election […]
by Melissa Gomez The Rev. Gabriel Salguero paced the stage, his voice booming into a microphone as 3,000 faces tipped toward him. He spoke in Spanish of how Latinos came to the U.S. to escape […]
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