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Watching Colombia Vote from Abroad: What This Election Taught Me
What diaspora engagement reveals about citizenship, political identity, and the responsibilities that come with democratic participation across borders.
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California’s 22nd District and the Myth of the Predictable Voter
Voter behavior is shaped by turnout, local identity, candidate relationships, and community trust more than by party registration or ethnicity alone.
Federal Trucking Crackdown Reaches Wisconsin As English-Language Rules Tighten
The policy is raising concerns among Latino truckers, immigrant workers, and industry leaders who warn the changes could worsen driver shortages.
The Future Of Puerto Rico: Consider Needs of The Children
How historical, economic, and environmental factors impact the educational experiences of children.
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Gen U Employees ask: “Is there a better way to work and live?”
Unions are having a comeback after years of declining influence. Employees from companies across the country are increasingly organizing to ask for more benefits, pay, and safety from their employers.
Teacher Shortage Highlights Need for Bilingual Teachers and Dual Literacy in Illinois Classrooms
In the midst of a nationwide teacher shortage plaguing the country, studies show that the need for educators in Illinois is worse than ever. For English Learners (ELs) the stakes are especially […]
A “Familismo” Approach To Latino College Enrollment
The College of Lake County (CLC), a community college in Illinois, recognized as a Hispanic Serving Institution, adopted a cultural response to recruit and retain Latino students in tackling the student deficit […]
Reaching Latino Voters Is All About The Message
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Who Is Safeguarding Democracy?
First‑generation Americans are reshaping civic engagement, bringing new energy, perspectives, and urgency to local and national democracy.
As Venezuela Recovers from Deadly Earthquakes, South Florida Leads National Relief Efforts
Florida’s Venezuelan community is mobilizing quickly after the devastating earthquake, organizing donations, coordinating aid, and partnering with local groups to support families back home.
My Vote Is My Right—Not a Party Privilege
The US Constitution begins with "We the People." These words do not distinguish between Democrats, Republicans, independents, or voters with no party affiliation. They simply recognize the people.
Your Face Is in a Federal Database and ICE Put It There
Growing concerns over privacy, civil liberties, and government surveillance. How these tools are deployed, who is most affected, and why advocates warn the practice lacks transparency and oversight.
An Unlikely Lineage: One Woman’s Family Mystery Led Her to Jewish Roots
How born-and-raised Mexicana Samantha Rodriguez unearthed her surprising Jewish heritage.
In New York, Latino Democrats Aren’t Even Democrats
Latino voters are not drifting left or right. They are rejecting a political system that treats ballot access as a party privilege.
ICE Killings Reveal an Agency Without Accountability
ICE related shootings in Maine, Houston, Minnesota, and Illinois reveal a dangerous pattern of deadly force, secrecy, and impunity.
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