Opinion

During Hispanic Heritage Month, our communities’ contributions throughout American history are widely ignored while voices decrying the month dominate the conversation.

If it took a whistleblower for the public to know about these brutal hysterectomies, what else don’t we know?

A poll conducted by Climate Power 2020 in July showed that an overwhelming 77 percent of Latino voters support a message of bold climate action to fight the climate crisis.

The reality is that the Biden campaign has been struggling to connect with Latino voters ever since he announced his intent to run.

We are large, diverse, contradictory. The country has never taken the opportunity to get to know us. Perhaps that’s why they keep asking the same stupid questions. 

It’s time to stop shaming anyone who poses constructive criticism to the Democratic Party’s outreach strategy, especially when its people of color raising the red flags.

Screams have a powerful place in Mexican history.

The state’s fates have been sealed by real estate corporations and obsequious governments.

Like all stories, the narrative of losing children depends greatly on who’s telling it.

It’s imperative that students unlearn and debunk the Eurocentric master narrative that is taught in our universities/colleges and K-12 schools.

A common error that the Latin American diaspora makes of itself is centering the experiences of Latinidad to the nation they are in.

The party has cast aside many of its so-called traditional conservative values, such as federal debt reduction, smaller government, and its veneration for the U.S. Constitution.

What is new is the appearance of a slate of Hispanic candidates, officials, and activists in the Libertarian Party.

WHITE LATINOS EXIST. Y’all need to stop crying.

Many immigrants like me are terrified that at any moment we can be separated from our families, or sent to crowded, inhumane detention centers—more dangerous than ever in the face of COVD-19.

The hate you breed for your own culture, heritage, and belonging is the real shame in all of this.

Amid the COVID-19 pandemic, the U.S. Census Bureau is having a harder time than in the past counting all Americans, and is now saying its workers will spend less time trying to count everyone.

There’s a bigger issue here that needs to be addressed.

There are plenty of reasons why Biden’s record on Puerto Rico is superior to that of President Trump’s.

I don’t know how to write about Ruben Salazar.

This is the price we are paying—we are on day 165 of this crisis and there are no signs that things are getting better.