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Today I have —if not the honor, then the duty— to describe, firsthand, what it is to live through the aftermath of the worst storm of this brutal hurricane season.

“That’s terrible.”

Let me be clear: I am not offended if you are not of Latino/Latinx descent and you have embraced Día de Los Muertos in any way.

Boys of color still crave emotional intimacy.

Latino Rebels Radio: October 29, 2017

This wasn’t innocent. It was just wrong.

What the company is saying.

A peek into how public utility contracts are formed.

No, this is not an Onion headline.

If the damage is that great, how much will overall U.S. gross domestic product, unemployment and inflation be affected by the devastation in Puerto Rico?

“We are outraged at the way CBP has acted. No child should face this situation alone and miles from home.”

“It turns out to be fishy.”

The destruction is intense.

Another contract.

“And we will try to forget, but they will continue to suffer.”

This is the reality.

Is Mara Salvatrucha, the Salvadoran youth gang menacing residents in some U.S. cities, really America’s public enemy number one?

Mexicans were judged on their ability to labor, and therefore be deemed “worthy” for participation in the U.S.

The real story is one of hope and agency born of a strong sense of community and self-reliance.

This decision leaves hundreds of students without their sports scholarships as of this December, according to information given to Latino Rebels by various sources.

Las agencias federales no estaban preparadas y el gobierno de Puerto Rico estaba sin dinero para maniobrar, confirman las versiones de todos los protagonistas de la respuesta al desastre.