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Mourners Gather in Houston to Remember Slain Soldier Vanessa Guillén
HOUSTON (AP) — Flags from the U.S., Texas and Mexico flew at half staff Friday as a white, horse-drawn carriage embellished with white flowers brought in the custom green casket that carried the remains of a slain soldier.
NPXXI = Houston’s Cultural Capital
This city is powerful.
Catching Up With Librotraficante Tony Diaz in Houston
Latino Rebels Radio: March 31, 2019
Houston-Area Elected Official Apologizes After Telling Harris County Judge to ‘Speak English’
“This is not Mexico,” Chambers County Precinct 2 Commissioner Mark Tice said.
Apartment Complex in North Houston, TX Sends Letter Asking Resident to Speak ‘English Only’
“I feel like my rights are just being, you know, violated.”
Are Houston Floods Increasing Pollution From Oil Refineries and Superfund Sites? (VIDEO)
@HighTechAztec dropping knowledge.
Houston Supporters Demand Justice for John Hernandez as Second Court Hearing Takes Place
During the demonstration, relatives and friends of John wore white T-shirts with a picture of him and the hashtag #JusticeforJohn.
‘Justice for John Hernandez’ Billboard Goes Up in Houston Ahead of Trial Date for Couple Charged With Murdering Him
“He was a father, a son, a friend.”
Houston Mayor: Mexican American Heritage Textbook for Texas Schools Is ‘Offensive’ (VIDEO)
“The purpose of instructional material is not to undermine our educational system.”
Latina Met with Racism in Houston Airport (VIDEO)
In a Facebook video posted on Thursday, a Venezuelan-born woman describes what happened when she took her mother to the airport in Houston
Peña Nieto, You Are Not Welcome: Video from Jan. 6 Houston Demonstation
As part of yesterday’s #USTired2 national protests against Mexican president Enrique Peña Nieto, this YouTube video was tweeted to us today by @asambleahouston:
Houston Student Responds to Video of Police Officers Pinning Her Down for Using Cellphone
The following video of three Houston Independent School District (HISD) police officers has led to controversy at Sam Houston High School this week. Yesterday, Ixel Perez, the student in the video, spoke to local Houston media about what she said happened: video platformvideo managementvideo solutionsvideo player Perez said it all started because she refused to […]
Houston Area Principal Loses Job After Trying to Ban Students from Speaking Spanish
Remember that Houston middle school principal who got slammed for telling students that they could not speak Spanish in school? Looks like she lost her job. We first found out via Twitter last night from those who were following the story: @HighTechAztec @KHOU @abc13houston @Univision @NPAirwaves #HempsteadmiddleSchool Principal contract nonrenewal approved #HempsteadISD — Tony Diaz […]
WTF? White Man from Houston Pretends He’s Black and Wins Election
You HAVE to be kidding us. Guess not. This is from local Houston news. We have now seen everything.
HoustonPress Story on Puerto Rico’s Crime Culture Simplifies the Issue and Offers Nothing
Originally published at JulioRVarela.com I am tired. I am tired of how the US mainland media continues to portray the island-territory of Puerto Rico with one broad brushstroke—that it is a new hotbed of violence and chaos. Recently, Fortune’s Cyrus Sanati told U.S. billionaires to “beware” of Puerto Rico, saying that the island “has a bevy […]
How the Far-Right Gains Access to Latino Communities (OPINION)
Misogyny, homophobia, and transphobia are often used to draw more conservative Latinos to far-right political culture wars.
Puerto Rico to Privatize Power Generation Amid Outages
Puerto Rico announced Sunday that it plans to privatize electricity generation, a first for a U.S. territory facing chronic power outages as it struggles to rebuild a crumbling electric grid.
White House Pushes to Further Criminalize Asylum-Seekers (OPINION)
President Biden’s new border policy is being met with mixed reviews as heavy criticism is lobbed at the administration for continuing Trump-era guidelines.
Brownlisted: New Year, Same Bull
A rundown of the Latino-centric news from the first week of the new year.
What Lifting Title 42 Means for Asylum Seekers (OPINION)
Rather than ending the U.S.’s Trump-era stance on immigration, the Biden administration looks intent on furthering it to appease Republicans.
Border Patrol Union Stoking Anti-Latino Animus (OPINION)
In an attempt to shift negative attention away from the problematic and troubled agency, the National Border Patrol Council is deploying social media posts to spread misinformation and blatant lies.