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#Free21Savage: Color Of Change Statement and Update From Atlanta
“She’yaa may be out of ICE custody on bond tomorrow, but our work is only beginning,” Color Of Change’s Clarise McCants said.
21 Savage Released on Bond, Lawyers Say He Is Grateful for the Community’s Support
The Grammy-nominated artist was detained on Sunday, February 3 by ICE.
California Governor Defies Trump, Removes National Guard at Border
Newsom had first alluded to defying Trump’s orders in his inaugural speech earlier this year.
Queens Organizers Hold Multilingual ‘No Amazon’ Day-Long Event as Retail Giant Reconsiders New York City HQ2
Organizers said they provided frontline communities with information around issues that often get lost in translation.
A Major Legal Development in the Fight to Save TPS
Latino Rebels Radio: February 12, 2019
What Beto O’Rourke Said to Combat Trump’s Lies About El Paso
This could be 2020 right here.
Venomous Yellow Scorpions Are Moving Into Brazil’s Big Cities, and the Infestation May Be Unstoppable
It is a hallmark of what those of us in the complex problems field call a “VUCA” world—a world that’s volatile, uncertain, complex and ambiguous.
Investigación sobre los muertos del huracán María gana prestigioso premio de periodismo de precisión Philip Meyer
El proyecto de investigación, iniciado y liderado por el Centro de Periodismo Investigativo (CPI), incluyó la colaboración con el medio especializado en periodismo de datos qz.com y con la agencia de noticias internacional Prensa Asociada.
New Poll: 57% of Venezuelas Say Maduro Is Country’s Legitimate President
Juan Guiadó got 32 percent.
US Enters Decisive Week for Border Security Negotiations
Bipartisan negotiations might not yield enough funding for President Donald Trump’s physical barrier.
After The Dark: The Movement to Light Up Puerto Rico With the Sun (VIDEO)
Project Sunroof on the island.
Singer Joy Villa Shows Up at Grammys in a BUILD THE WALL Dress
NO MAMES. NO MAMES. NO MAMES.
Fighting Razor Wire in Nogales
Latino Rebels Radio: February 10, 2019
Hope and Anguish in a Mexican Refugee Shelter: Researcher Records Stories of Central American Asylum Seekers
Tochán responds to the basic needs of the men, including the provision of beds, clothing, meals and toiletries.
US Refiner Citgo Emerges as Key to Venezuela’s Power Battle
BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS — The Houston-based refining company is a wholly owned subsidiary of Venezuelan state-owned oil company Petroleos de Venezuela SA, known by its acronym PDVSA.
6 Questions Every Reporter Should Be Asking About the Detention of 21 Savage
His situation underscores the racial injustice that is endemic to the U.S. of mass detention and mass incarceration systems.
Jessica J. González’s Testimony Before Congress Reminds Us Why Net Neutrality Matters for POC
“I’m also here as a Mexican-American woman from a working-class family.”
Portrait Of: Ranchera Royalty Ángela Aguilar
Her father, Pepe Aguilar, has sold over 12 million albums worldwide and has a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame.
Stories From El Salvador: Roque
Mi Abuelo Tanes
un corazón de campesino
pero de hierro.
Two More Women Accuse Óscar Arias Sánchez of Sexual Misconduct
In total, four women have accused the Costa Rican two-term president and 1987 Nobel Peace Prize winner of sexual misconduct.