Iowa ‘dance fighter’ interprets his world through artform
Break dancing to express his identity-and defiance, rebellion, and frustration.
In swing-state Pennsylvania, a Latino-majority city looks back at the 2024 election
Many of the residents in Reading we spoke with pointed to the economy—the high cost of living—as the incentive to vote, but that wasn’t the only reason
‘Big Man on Campus’ Pageant Encourages Men to Help End Domestic Violence
Lambda Theta Alpha celebrates their 15th annual male pageant which is designed to help raise awareness about abusive relationships.
Expedited Removal: History, Debate, and Modern Implications
First introduced in 1996, expedited removal has had a long history in the United States.
Trump’s War with Mexico? A Political Stunt That Could Spiral into Chaos
Rather than treating neighboring nations—Mexico and even Canada—as sovereign partners, Trump has taken a paternalistic, almost monarchical approach.
NH Schools Prepare for Immigration Investigations
“It’s unclear to education leaders what impacts this will have on schools.”
The Fight for Immigrant Rights in Maryland’s Latino Communities
“I do not want to talk with you; I do not want you to come inside; Leave; I do not want you to search anything, and I want my lawyer.”
How one veteran’s coffee club is helping heal divides in San Antonio
“It was not just about talk; it was actually bringing people together to speak to each other and to have those interactions,” she said. “It wasn’t about debating; it was about understanding.”
Nepantla Cultural Arts Gallery Blossoms as Community Hub
With a heart for the arts, the two gallery owners have made it their mission to bring people of all walks of life together to appreciate Chicano artistry.
A Betrayal of American Values—The Dangerous Consequences of Declaring English the Official Language
By dismantling language access protections, the federal government is effectively discriminating against millions.
Saldaña Makes History At The Oscars
“The fact that I’m getting an award for a role where I got to sing and speak in Spanish — my grandmother, if she were here, she would be so delighted,” Saldaña said.
Tracking Mass Deportation by the Numbers, Not Smoke and Mirrors
The White House apparently is flooding social media platforms with disinformation.