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Every family should thrive enough to create a poet. Every family should thrive enough to cultivate an elected official. Each of these vocations requires a lot of hard work, talent, and public scrutiny. Each is admirable. Yet in our community, we don’t often talk about the costs of cultivating either one. The real question is, […]

“Quema, despierta/Renuncia, Piñera”

Day of the Dead can be traced back to the native peoples of central and southern Mexico, the regions where I conduct my archaeological research.

Earlier this week, Latino Rebels received the following open letter.

In the midst of this tragedy and chaos, something stands out. It is the song the protestors are chanting.

The analysis by the University of Arizona’s Binational Migration Institute was based on interviews of 125 households representing individuals living in Pima County, Arizona.

Know your history.

Excuse me?

#InvisibleCrisis

Latino Rebels Radio: October 14, 2019

“Much love and gratitude to all those who’ve shown support here and elsewhere. Abrazos to you all,” Capó Crucet tweeted with the statement.

That’s not a democracy, and we won’t stay silent.

“If it happened to us, it can happen to any other outlet,” Marisol Nazario Bonilla, Pulso’s current director, said in a statement.

Here is yet another example of Puerto Rico as Macondo.

Another story of out Latin American that is being completely ignored.

Venezuelanalysis will tell the story of different communes, rural and urban, throughout the country, how they organize, what activities they develop, and how they have reacted to the crisis.

Including two films from Spain in a Latinx media space blurs the lines between white European Spaniards and Latinxs, undermining the core of Latinx identity, which is based on a historical and geographical identity that values the roots of African and Indigenous peoples, while also excluding Spain.

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.

“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.

The open letter lists the numerous complaints filed against the company over the past three years.

Campaign to spotlight what’s at stake for 700,000 DACA recipients, their families, our communities, the economy, and our country if the Supreme Court allows unlawful termination of DACA to proceed.