Latino Rebels
Puerto Rico’s Resident Commissioner Gets Called Out for Supporting Trump During Visit at Camden, NJ School
This is not the first time that David Galarza Santa has appeared on video.
What Can We Learn From the Zoot Suit Riots of 1943?
Latino Rebels Radio: October 21, 2019
New Congressional Resolution Rejects ‘Racist and Imperialist Language’ of Supreme Court’s Insular Cases
Lawmakers say that “action on the Insular Cases is long overdue.”
Julián Castro to Drop From 2020 Race If He Can’t Raise $800K by October 31, Campaign Says
“The campaign needs a significant influx of resources to fund operations needed to secure his spot on the November debate stage,” a campaign email noted.
CROSSING SOUTH Guide Helps People Navigate Life After Deportation
AFSC releases bilingual resource for those returning to Mexico, Honduras, El Salvador, and Guatemala
A Congressional Subcommittee Held a Historic Hearing About a National Latino Museum
The bill, known as the National Museum of the American Latino Act, was introduced by Rep. José Serrano earlier this year.
SCOTUS and Puerto Rico’s Colonial Status
Latino Rebels Radio: October 17, 2019
Gina Rodriguez Is Getting Called Out on Twitter for Saying N-Word on IG Story
She said it while singing along to The Fugees’ “Ready or Not.”
Authentically Portraying the Community Through Getty Images’ NOSOTROS COLLECTION
Latino Rebels Radio: October 14, 2019
Latina Author Jennine Capó Crucet Responds to the Georgia Southern University Students Who Burned Her Book
“Much love and gratitude to all those who’ve shown support here and elsewhere. Abrazos to you all,” Capó Crucet tweeted with the statement.
Indigenous Pour in From Amazon to Boost Ecuador Protests
QUITO, Ecuador (AP) — Hundreds more indigenous protesters poured into Ecuador’s capital from the country’s Amazon on Friday, increasing pressure on President Lenín Moreno over fuel price hikes and economic measures that have sparked more than a week of anti-government demonstrations.
When It Comes to Commenting in English About Puerto Rico Targeting Journalists, Governor Vázquez Stays Silent
That’s not a democracy, and we won’t stay silent.
Puerto Rico’s Department of Justice Secretly Obtained Private Social Media Information of Three University Media Outlets During 2017 Student Strike
“If it happened to us, it can happen to any other outlet,” Marisol Nazario Bonilla, Pulso’s current director, said in a statement.
Head of Puerto Rico’s Fiscal Junta Does Latinos for Trump Campaign Video, But Doesn’t Identify That He’s Board Chairman
Here is yet another example of Puerto Rico as Macondo.
Ecuador Is Protesting Austerity Measures Imposed by President Moreno and US Media Is Not Letting You Know About It
Another story of out Latin American that is being completely ignored.
New Congressional Report Highlights Growing Role US Latinos Play in Nation’s Economy
Titled “The Economic State of the Latino Community in America,” the JEC-CHC report noted that U.S. Latinos will be a key drive of overall economic growth for the 40 years.
Immigrant Youth File Historic Video Amicus Brief Ahead of Supreme Court DACA Hearing
“As part of the Home Is Here campaign, the series captures the journeys, struggles, and successes of United We Dream members from India, Pakistan, Nigeria, Mexico, Saudi Arabia, South Korea and elsewhere who now live in Florida, Oregon, Oklahoma, Massachusetts, Illinois,Maryland, California, and across the nation,” a UWD release noted.
Ana María Archila, One Year After Confronting Jeff Flake
Latino Rebels Radio: October 6, 2019
SAG-AFTRA Calls on USHCC to Rescind ‘Business Man of the Year Award’ to SBS CEO Raúl Alarcón
The open letter lists the numerous complaints filed against the company over the past three years.
