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Adam Carolla’s Mind-Boggling Anti-Mexican Rant: EXPLICIT

Adam Carolla has one of the most popular "comedy" podcasts in the world. He should stick to comedy and leave the cultural analysis to people that actually have a clue. Free speech is free speech, but at least be accurate about your ignorance and racism. As first reported by The Daily Caller (yes, the Daily […]

  • Dec 1, 2012
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Racist Mexican Images Surface on Public Facebook Profiles of Baylor Students

We got the following from a Tumblr fan who shared it with us on our Facebook page, proving once again that posting your racism on public searchable Facebook pages is not recommended. You would think that people would know by now. This set of images comes from the profile of a person who is listed […]

  • Nov 30, 2012
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White House: It’s “Clear” That Puerto Rico Wants to Resolve Its Political Status

Originally Published in JulioRVarela.com In response to a November 6 plebiscite vote in Puerto Rico, where 54% of voters rejected the island's current status quo and 61% chose statehood as its preferred option, the White House today said that Puerto Rico has "made it clear" that it wants to resolve its political status, according to […]

  • Nov 30, 2012
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National Latino Media Council Gives FOX Network an “F” in Diversity

Yesterday the National Latino Media Council published its annual Television Network Report Cards and pretty much took FOX Network Groups by giving it an "overall 'F' in its diversity commitment and performance." A release shared with news outlets said the following about FOX:  For years, NLMC has highlighted FOX's lack of transparency in providing clear and complete information to […]

  • Nov 30, 2012
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Indian Food Menu By Minneapolis Chino Latino Restaurant Gets Slammed

After releasing its "New India Street Sheet" menu, Minneapolis restaurant Chino Latino (yes, that is the name) is facing some controversy for the image and ad copy it chose. And it appears that it was all part of their plan. Here is what one local Minnesota outlet reported: The ad depicts civilians walking the streets […]

  • Nov 29, 2012
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GUEST POST: What Conservatives are Doing Wrong with Hispanics, and How to Fix it

EDITOR'S NOTE: Sam and Brittney asked us if we would publish their white paper as a blog post. We agreed, since this site is always open to publishing different viewpoints and perspectives. This is a GUEST POST and we will be following up with our thoughts about this later this week. Here is more information […]

  • Nov 29, 2012
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#NoMames: Conservative Extremist Media Still Stays Clueless About U.S. Latinos

Here's a way to NOT learn from the results of the presidential elections: instead of blaming your own failings, many extremist conservative media types just want to blame others. You would think that the time for self-reflection was truly that: looking at one's own internal problems. Guess not. The latest comes from the conservative newspaper, […]

  • Nov 29, 2012
  • 10:07 AM

Hispanic Congressional Caucus on Immigration Reform: English, Civics, and Taxes

Today the Congressional Hispanic Caucus released a new set of principles on immigration reform, an issue that has gotten a lot of post-election attention from both sides of the aisle. The principles cover a wide array of topics, and they also call for all undocumented immigrants in the United States to submit to background checks, […]

  • Nov 28, 2012
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#LatinoLit: Emanuel Xavier’s “Americano”

A majority of Latinos in the U.S., according to a few surveys we were able to find, support gay marriage nowadays. And although we’ve come a long way in this basic civil rights battle, it’s easy to forget that things weren’t always so sunny for those who found themselves at the crossroads of the gay […]

  • Nov 27, 2012
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Rest in Peace, Hector: Let’s Put the Ideology of Individualism to Rest Once and for All

Another Puerto Rican man was murdered over the holiday. You've heard his name before, it was Hector. (In fact, Hector was one of more than 20 who were murdered in Puerto Rico.) When the news broke, the stories coming out were tearful and full of prayers, until Monday rolled around. I guess everyone was done mourning. By then […]

  • Nov 27, 2012
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Did New York’s El Diario Pull Scathing Online Column on Hector Camacho’s Death?

UPDATE, December 7, 2012: El Diario resintstated the column. This morning, a Google search of New York's El Diario column called "Un criminal con suerte," a scathing indictment of boxing legend Héctor "Macho" Camacho, shows that the original column is no longer on El Diario's website. When someone clicks on the El Diario link for […]

  • Nov 26, 2012
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NATIONWIDE CALL FOR ACTION: Help Bring Back Chicano Studies in Tucson!

ORIGINALLY PUBLISHED AT THREE SONORANS One of the most important parts of the federal desegregation court order on Tucson Unified School District (TUSD) is the new Unitary Status Plan (USP) which is being worked on right now. Over the next three days, ending at midnight on November 28th, 2012, the public nationwide has an important role […]

  • Nov 25, 2012
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The Latest #NoMames Award Goes to Viral Racist Meme from “American Strong”

Here is the short answer to a viral Facebook meme that has gotten over 160,000 likes and over 22,000 shares: we don't agree with you. As for the long answer to the ignorance that is still being promoted and celebrated by the haters, here are just a few reminders: Speaking Spanish doesn't make you "illegal," […]

  • Nov 24, 2012
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The “Your in America, Speak English” Twitter Fail

Ahh, Twitter. You're never boring (see how we wrote "You're" in that sentence?). This past week, several tweets began to demand the following: "Your in America, speak English." Of course, the irony of seeing the tweet misspelled was too good to be true. The very cool @BuzzFeedAndrew started letting Twitter know about the new thread, […]

  • Nov 23, 2012
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From Cuéntame: I Pledge to Support Wal-Mart Workers on Black Friday

This just in from our friends at Cuéntame.   SCROLL DOWN TO SIGN! Help make change by holding Walmart corporate managers accountable to hourly employees and the public for their practices. Join with community leaders in major cities across America to make sure that any new jobs offered by Walmart meet strong standards for healthy, growing […]

  • Nov 21, 2012
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Two Weeks After Conceding Puerto Rican Election, Luis Fortuño Asks for an Official Recount

This afternoon Puerto Rican governor Luis Fortuño formally requested a recount of the election he conceded two weeks ago to governor-elect Alejandro García Padilla. Puerto Rican Governor Luis Fortuño According to a breaking news report by Puerto Rico's El Nuevo Día, the electoral head of island's pro-statehood New Progressive Party (PNP), Edwin Mundo, said that […]

  • Nov 20, 2012
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Marco Rubio’s New Job Description: Music Critic and Tweet Deleted

Just when we thought that Senator Marco Rubio (R-FL) was going out on a limb and telling the world that Pitbull ain't no Tupac or Eminem (TRUTH!), a story by NBC Latino published today just proves that Rubio is just another politician who likes to offer music critiques and delete tweets. Now the Miami native is […]

  • Nov 20, 2012
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MSNBC Offers a Non-Apology for Mexican Twinkie Segment on “The Cycle”

Tonight, MSNBC released the following statement regarding a Mexican Twinkie segment it aired on "The Cycle:" On Monday’s The Cycle, we aired a graphic during our reporting on the Hostess story that was apparently offensive to some viewers. We want to say that it was never the intention of MSNBC to offend any person or […]

  • Nov 19, 2012
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#NoMames: MSNBC’s “The Cycle” Takes Mexican Twinkie Story a Bit Too Far

UPDATE: MSNBC offered a non-apology tonight around 7:30 EST, November 19, 2012. We really thought that we wouldn't have to write TWO Twinkies posts in one day, but here we are again talking about Twinkies. And for all the wrong reasons. Earlier today on MSNBC, S.E. Cupp—one of the co-hosts of MSNBC's The Cycle—introduced a […]

  • Nov 19, 2012
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Will Mexican Company Save Iconic American Twinkies Brand?

Ok, first of all, this post will try to stay away from the fact that Americans are expressing more outrage about Twinkies (owned by Hostess) going out of business than the tragic conflict occurring right now between Israel and the Palestinian authority. To think that the iconic Twinkies brand, as well as all the other […]

  • Nov 19, 2012
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VIDEO: The “Los IceHogs Night” Fail Was a “Fiesta on Ice”

A lot has been written about "Los IceHogs Night" in Rockford, IL, this past week. You know where the Rebeldes stand on it and what our jefe had to say about it for NBC Latino. And don't get us started about the fact that the group that helped to design the now infamous Los IceHogs […]

  • Nov 17, 2012
  • 10:35 PM

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