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How State Courts Can Help Deflect the Supreme Court’s Latest Blow to Multiracial Democracy
State courts need not import a federal doctrine directing judges to avoid issuing rulings that could change election rules in the runup to an election.
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Dr. Wayne F. Lesperance Jr.: Diversity Enriches Education
“We are much more representative of everyday American kids and international students as well,” said Dr. Wayne F. Lesperance, Jr., President of New England College (NEC), in an interview with New Hampshire Magazine. “So, seeing that diversity of background come in, whether it’s racial, ethnic, gender equity coming in … it’s a very rewarding and relevant change,” he says. “For no other reason, it changes what happens in a classroom. When you have people in a classroom that have different life experiences, different values, different religions, different origin stories, it’s enriching, it makes every conversation in a classroom that much better. I’m proud that this community embraces that.” Dr. Lesperance was recently named a leader in the Granite State as part of NH Business Review’s 2024 New Hampshire 200 list. “Today, about 33% of our students are students of color, and that includes an awful lot of Hispanic students. I was the first [...]

Over 100 Detainees At The NW Detention Center End Second Hunger Strike There This Year
Over 100 immigrants detained at the Northwest Detention Center in Tacoma have ended their second hunger strike of the year. The February 2024 strike lasted a total of eight days and ended on Tuesday, Feb. 13. Wendy Pantoja, an organizer with Washington-state based immigrant rights group La Resistencia, said the hunger strikers decided to end the protest after they were told by federal Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers that their cases would not be reviewed as long as the hunger strike was ongoing. The News Tribune contacted ICE regarding these and other allegations, but they were unavailable for immediate comment. According to press release from La Resistencia, which advocates for the closing of the facility and an end to deportations, the first group of about 19 hunger strikers initially began their protest on Friday, Feb. 2, but concluded after ICE officers met with the strikers and promised to pay [...]

Consul of Mexico in Las Vegas reflects on his three-year tenure
KUNR spoke with Julián Escutia Rodríguez about his accomplishments and plans for the future.

Farmers Are Breeding Heat-Resistant Cows
A natural mutation found in Puerto Rican dairy cows might keep them healthier in extreme heat.

‘We are running out of food’: Food pantry in Little Village struggles to balance needs of neighbors and new migrants
Pan de Vida has seen an increase of 100 people coming to the pantry for food four days a week since New Life Centers started a program helping to furnish housing for migrant families.

Millennials face the ultimate “adulting” choice: should they have a baby or take care of their parents?
Stuck between a rock and a stork, millennials are juggling financial strain, societal expectations, and the very real need for caregiving.
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