Spanish-language television network HITN is revving their engine as the first Hispanic network in the United States to air “Top Gear”. According to a network press release, HITN began airing seasons 14 through 16 in early May. The program will be available in English with Spanish subtitles. The BBC program…
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Hispanic, Black, and Asian Women Less Likely to Have Immediate Breast Reconstruction
Although Botox is the most popular aesthetic procedure for women over age 35, this hasn’t always been the case within the Hispanic community. However, a 2009 report showed that the number of Hispanic clients who received Botox procedures increased by 18% nationwide from a year prior. In addition, 10% of…
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Major Property Damages Tallied After Weekend Storm in Dallas
A weekend storm in Dallas sported winds over 80 MPH and caused more than its fair share of damage in the surrounding areas. Now, tree removal companies are saying they have to prioritize the most important jobs and put others on hold because of the sheer number of requests they’ve…
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Malibu Stands Up For Undocumented Immigrants, Becomes Sanctuary City
In the wake of a Trump presidency, cities all across the U.S. have vowed to protect their undocumented immigrants. One of the latest metropolises to join these ranks is Malibu, California. Although the debate was heated, the proposal for Malibu to become a sanctuary city finally passed 3 to 2.…
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NYC’s Opportunity Charter Fights to Continue Serving Vulnerable Students
UPDATED 11/10/20 Private school gives parents more control over the education their children receives. Because of their smaller size, students receive more one on one attention and personalized experience than they would at a public school. They also will have specialized educational or vocational programs that help the student focus…
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Report: U.S. Businesses Should Focus on Bringing in Hispanic and Latino Consumers
These days, many consumers are doing the bulk of their purchasing through digital means. And even when buyers head to a brick-and-mortar store rather than buying an item online, they’ll often check their phones to find a nearby location or a good deal. In fact, every one out of three…
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Arsenic in Water? For These Chileans, It’s No Problem
Surprisingly, only 1% of the Earth’s water is suitable for drinking. However, for some in Chile’s Atacama desert, the options for fresh water are even more limited — and dangerous. In fact, these people have had to deal with poor water conditions for thousands of years. Water laced not only…
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Motorcycle Clubs Across the Country do Good in the Name of the Holidays
This Christmas, Santa’s gifts weren’t delivered with a sleigh or reindeer. Instead, many people received holiday warmth and cheer delivered on a Harley, as motorcycle clubs across the country made an effort to bring extra joy this holiday season. Nearly 70% of men and 54% of women in America own…
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New Research Suggests Deportation Leads to More Latinx Home Foreclosures
New research by a demographer at Cornell University has suggested that deporting undocumented Latinx individuals — as President-elect Trump promised during his campaign that he would — results in higher rates of foreclosure. A foreclosed home is one in which the owner is unable to make mortgage payments to their…
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Small Businesses Cite Desperate Need For More Mexican Workers, Rather Than Fewer
Despite the pervasive rhetoric of President-elect Donald Trump, small businesses across the U.S. cite the need for more Mexican workers in their ranks. Employers who rely on low-skilled workers for survival — like those in the hospitality, construction, and agricultural industries — say that they’re struggling due to the shortage…