Opinion

I see and hear that voice of hate, and yet I will happily participate in the democratic process.

“I, as a woman of color, am seeking for the opportunity to teach under the umbrella of the Humanities, broadly speaking.”

If people don’t participate in the census, that could result in a less accurate population count.

Floridians deserve a governor who has actual plans.

It brings us no pleasure to publicly oppose him.

We find no evidence that Latino enthusiasm is down in this election.

Republicans in Congress had a choice to make too: either pass a clean Dream Act to protect immigrant youth or allow young people to be deported.

Today, a white other speaks. A particular white other.

This is not the dystopian world of tomorrow. This is unfolding today right before our very eyes and it will continue to get worse if we don’t reverse course.

Could Argentina’s latest crisis turn out differently than the others?

Roughly 16 percent of the country’s population lives abroad. Their remittances, which last year totaled $1.4 billion, have fueled consumption and tempered political pressure on Ortega’s government to reduce poverty.

Many small towns lack the most basic public services and utilities such as paved roads and adequate drainage.

I would humbly ask that white women in particular acknowledge the power dynamics that exist between them and men of color, and the full force of racial violence that stands ready behind them.

The power struggle between both groups occurs daily in countless unreported transactions inside the community.

My hope is that the time has finally arrived to have a national conversation about the continued denial of voting rights to nearly four million Americans.

We need to start somewhere.

Local Puerto Ricans in Central Florida interviewed by Latino Rebels don’t seem to think the endorsement will help the Democratic hopeful.

The left is whimpering, hobbled by civility, and thinking voting is the only way.

It harkens back to the one of the ugliest chapters in United States relations with Latin America.

Unidos, superaremos las constantes amenazas de Donald Trump y sus aliados.

You are repeating the talking points of racists.