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October 12, 2020
15 Tips for Asking Your Lawyer the Right Questions

We all want to follow the law, and try our best every day to make sure we’re doing the right Read More

July 3, 2018
Women’s Health At Risk In Venezuela

The economic crisis in Venezuela has been reportedly damaging the health and livelihoods of its citizens, according to news outlets Read More

May 2, 2018
Cinco de Mayo Is Actually More American Than You Think

Very soon, Americans all over the country will put on their sombreros, drink margaritas, and stuff their faces with tacos Read More

April 19, 2018
Puerto Rico Still Needs Help More Than Six Months After Maria

More than six months after Hurricane Maria nearly wiped out the island of Puerto Rico, the people are still in Read More

November 18, 2016
Trump Reflects on Election Outcome and Proposed Policies in 60 Minutes Interview

In the days since Donald Trump was elected the next President of the United States, minorities nationwide have felt vulnerable Read More

November 18, 2016
Study: The More You Use Your Cellphone, the Less You Sleep

The more time you spend on your cellphone, the less sleep you’re likely to get, according to a new study Read More

November 14, 2016
Oregon Civil Rights Groups Seeking Fair Treatment of African-American and Latino Inmates

Inmates and family members are asking the Oregon Department of Corrections to change the rules involving their visitation rights, disciplinary Read More

October 5, 2016
Proper Plumbing Is Missing In Over 500,000 Homes

According to The New York Times, statistics from the Census Bureau show that about half a million households in the Read More

Where Has New York City’s Recycling Gone?
May 31, 2016

New York City officials are trying to figure out where the city’s recycling goes once it is picked up.Experts estimate Read More

Hispanics and Blacks Continue to Lead the Way in Teen Birth Rates
May 18, 2016

While national teen birth rates have significantly decreased in recent years, a new report reveals that black and Latino teens Read More

Uber and Lyft Leave Austin, Putting 10,000 Drivers Out of Work
May 12, 2016

Many tech investors believed that an impending Uber initial public offering would be one of the hottest IPOs of 2016, Read More

National Alliance for Hispanic Health Says FDA’s Recent Tobacco Action Will ‘Save Lives’
May 10, 2016

Tobacco and the health problems that can arise from its use have been societal issues for many years, but lawmakers Read More

Scheduled Black-Outs Announced to Save Energy During Venezuela’s Drought
April 29, 2016

Venezuela’s Electricity Minister Luis Motta Dominguez announced on Thursday that the country intends to shut off all power for four Read More

Series About Latino Race Car Drivers, Free Telenovela Streaming Service Among New Bids for Attention of Hispanic Audiences
January 22, 2015

NASCAR isn’t a sport closely associated in popular imagination with either Latino athletes or audiences. But Cuba-born telenovela heartthrob William Read More

NASCAR’s Fence Climber Highlights Pervasive Issues Within Car Racing Culture
December 26, 2014

The chain-link fence is typically regarded as a practical way to enforce security, and to keep people and things out Read More

New Study Finds the More Patients Use EHR Systems, the More Engaged They Became
December 24, 2014

As more health care practitioners begin implementing electronic health record systems (EHRs), a new study finds that more and more Read More

Urgent Care vs. Hospital ER — Most Americans Don’t Know the Best Option, Studies Show
December 19, 2014

The radio might be telling you that it’s the most wonderful time of the year, but for many people, the Read More

In Nebraska, Latino Worker Fatally Exposed to Nitrogen on the Job
December 18, 2014

The U.S. Department of Labor’s Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) has cited a Nebraska company for violations of its Read More

School Board Recognizes Ozark High School Student Accomplishments
December 16, 2014

At the Ozark Board of Education’s meeting on November 20, members recognized several Ozark High School students for their hard Read More

Lutheran Church in Center of Latino Community Movement
December 9, 2014

Luis Acosta used to work in spirits as a marketer for Jack Daniel’s whiskey in South American countries, but has Read More

Faulty Breathalyzer Tests and a Border Patrol Checkpoint Call Into Question Fourth Amendment Rights for Latinos
December 3, 2014

Amid national debate about immigration and the rights of people lies another relevant and troubling issue, one which is becoming Read More

Mobile, Video and Social Aspects Will Dominate Marketing to Hispanics in 2015, Experts Say
December 2, 2014

As 2014 is quickly drawing to a close, marketers are assessing the success of methods used in the past year Read More