Injustice

As the White House brings labor leaders together and honors various worker rights defenders, two people who won’t be in attendance are Gustavo Barahona-Sanchez and Jose Adan Fugon-Cano.

A new documentary on the push for immigration reform is premiering at this year’s New York Film Festival.

The National Council of La Raza is finally taking on the issue of police brutality against Latinos. What took them so long, and how serious are they?

The Colombian government and the FARC guerrillas have signed an agreement on victims’ reparations. Now what?

An exposé on how Cuban immigrants are gaming the U.S. welfare system also reveals that life under socialism is not nearly as bad as the Cuba lobby would have us believe.

The postcards calling for the deportation of all “Mexican trash” come in the wake of a San Francisco woman shot and killed by an undocumented immigrant.

Una conversación con el autor de su novela, las actualidades en Puerto Rico y la literatura latinoamericana

The venerated Mexican journalist speaks with Latino Rebels about her work and the controversy surrounding her colleague Jorge Ramos.

Will the American public ever believe black lives matter?

Yesterday, thousands marched in Mexico City and all over the world to remember the 1-year anniversary of Ayotzinapa. Here is a slideshow of social media images from the protests: [View the story “#DíaDeLaIndignación” on Storify]

It was the State.

An online platform that launches on the one-year anniversary of the disappearance of 43 students in Mexico is an homage to social protest

The real, unofficial story of what happened to 43 students who went missing in Iguala, Mexico on September 26, 2014

The author talks about her play and the diversity problem perpetuated even within the Latino community

Sen. Bob Menendez of New Jersey delivered an address in the Senate on the economic crisis facing Puerto Rico and the U.S.’ role in helping its colony

Two reviews of the shooting death of a 35-year-old Mexican orchard worker in Washington state found the officers were justified in their use of deadly force

This is why you film the police.

Pennsylvania’s first Latina state representative, Leslie Acosta, has her microphone cut off during a hearing on making English the official language.

The weeklong pilgrimage for immigrant rights arrives in Washington, D.C. on Tuesday afternoon, hours after the pope

“Let us say no to forms of colonialism old and new. Let us say yes to the encounter between peoples and cultures. Blessed are the peacemakers.”

Legendary music producer Emilio Estefan joins an all-star group of Latino entertainers and allies in a protest song against Trump’s anti-Mexican comments