Politics

Has Bernie Sanders broken Hillary Clinton’s “Latino firewall” or is the Vermont senator facing a challenge his campaign can’t overcome?

The viral image from Chicago that everyone is talking about.

Profiling a Latina who has dedicated her life to the educational attainment of her people.

“In this election cycle, I ask that Latinos choose a candidate who has been a consistent voice for the community: Senator Bernie Sanders.”

Sen. Marco Rubio must take back his promise to support Donald Trump should the billionaire win the Republican nomination.

A salute to a prolific writer and one of the greatest women to join LULAC’s ranks.

The decision to choose Lee over Flores comes just days after Emily’s List announced a new initiative to increase the number of Latinas in elected office.

More than 50 years after the Cuban Revolution first promised to eliminate racial inequality, will Afro-Cubans finally experience social mobility once U.S. sanctions are lifted?

Profiling a transgender Latina who has refused to live silently in the shadows.

In 2016, it won’t be enough for Democrats to motivate Latino voters by pointing to the racism and xenophobia dominating the Republican Party or by saying they believe in comprehensive immigration reform while Republicans don’t.

Profiling a Chicana educator who’s worked tirelessly for the equality of all people.

A Trump presidency just might be the spark that ignites the political revolution Bernie Sanders and his supporters want.

Ninety-nine years after Puerto Ricans were granted second-class citizenship, why should anyone be surprised that many of the rights of U.S. citizenship don’t apply in Puerto Rico?

“These are people who are scared, lied to and angry. These are people who have voices.”

San Antonio native Emma Tenayuca was a pioneering activist involved with issues that resemble those of modern times.

How a lack of Latino writers at the New Yorker and other media outlets shapes coverage of Latinos.

Another Latino Rebels Radio show is now playing. Our 75th episode.

A new strategy by the campaign?

Love thy neighbor?

We salute you, Jovita Idar, during #WomenHistoryMonth.

No one is asking for your opinion.