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February 4, 2012
Starting in March, city-sponsored tours will offer a new view of Chicago’s Hispanic neighborhoods, including their wide cultural, historic and gastronomic offerings.
from laht.com :: Tagged Chicago, Illinois, tourism
January 2, 2012
latimes: Latino Health Access is a charity built on moxie and masa – America Bracho, who started Latino Health Access in Orange County 18 years ago, puts more emphasis on education, prevention and participation than medical care. She also favors tamale sales as a way to raise funds – Santa Ana, California
from latimes.com :: Tagged charity, masa, Santa Ana
October 10, 2011
A Look At Iowa’s First Majority Hispanic Town
from npr.org :: Tagged Iowa
August 27, 2011
The Alabama Town Most Changed (and Saved) by Immigration – Russellville – 2 Big Lies About Immigration Disproved in One Town
from colorlines.com :: Tagged Alabama
August 18, 2011
Video – El Nuevo Normal: Latinos Transform Pennsylvania Steel Country – In cities like Allentown and Bethlehem, Spanish-speaking immigrants are influencing the local culture. But America is changing them, too.
from theatlantic.com :: Tagged Pennsylvania, video
Hispanics are leaving the District’s historically Salvadoran neighborhoods and moving to places along the Georgia Avenue corridor, new Census Bureau data shows – Washington DC
from washingtonexaminer.com :: Tagged Washington DC
August 12, 2011
Latino-indigenous Mexican divide stirs California town – Greenfield
from azcentral.com :: Tagged California
August 9, 2011
Thousands of Argentines settled in South Florida escaping an economic crisis a decade ago. Today, many are here illegally and face possible deportation orders.
from miamiherald.com :: Tagged Florida
August 8, 2011
New U.S. census numbers herald a greater Latino presence in the Chicago area
from chicagotribune.com :: Tagged Census, Chicago, demographics, Illinois
August 1, 2011
Gregory Tejeda: What is “the Americas?” When is it bigger than U.S? And why isolationism doesn’t work
from southchicagoan.blogspot.com :: Tagged Gregory Tejeda
July 29, 2011
Life on the Line – on the border between El Paso and Ciudad Juárez
from nytimes.com :: Tagged border, Cuidad Juarez, El Paso, Texas
July 26, 2011
Walsenburg struggling to keep cultural heritage as Latinos leave – small traditionally Latino towns in southern Colorado are losing their historic cultural identity
from denverpost.com :: Tagged Colorado
July 21, 2011
In Iowa town immigrants transformed, hope outweighs fear – West Liberty
from reuters.com :: Tagged Iowa
July 19, 2011
Political Representation Lags Between Dominican, Puerto Rican Demographic Shifts – Interactive Map Shows Dominican, Puerto Rican and other Latino NYC Populations
from wnyc.org :: Tagged demographics, Dominican, geography, New York, New York City, Puerto Rican
June 28, 2011
La Opinión Reaches Out to Young Latinos in LA’s Boyle Heights
from newamericamedia.org :: Tagged Boyle Heights, California, La Opinion, Los Angeles, newspaper
June 21, 2011
Tiny oil town, mired in debt, is under investigation for targeting Latino drivers, taking cars – Maricopa, CA
from washingtonpost.com :: Tagged California
June 20, 2011
Video: Inside Mexico’s ‘Murder Capital’ – Fault Lines – Mexico: Impunity and profits – Cuidad Juarez – from Al Jazeera
from newamericamedia.org :: Tagged Cuidad Juarez, Mexico, video
June 13, 2011
Annual Puerto Rican Day Parade marches down New York City’s Fifth Ave., residents celebrate culture
from nydailynews.com :: Tagged New York, New York City, puerto rican day parade
Albor Ruiz: Immigration to take a turn as fed-up officials fight extreme, costly laws
from nydailynews.com :: Tagged Albor Ruiz
June 9, 2011
Video: Latino Gang Charged With Racial Cleansing Attacks in California Town – Azusa
from abcnews.go.com :: Tagged California, gangs, racial issues, video
June 7, 2011
Austin beginning to compete with other Texas cities for wealthy immigrants from Mexico
from statesman.com :: Tagged Austin, Mexico, migrant, Texas
With help from professional journalists, students at several Los Angeles high schools have created a quarterly bilingual newspaper to serve the predominantly Hispanic community of Boyle Heights. – Boyle Heights Beat / El Pulso de Boyle Heights
from laht.com :: Tagged bilingual, Boyle Heights, California, journalist, Los Angeles, newspaper, student
June 2, 2011
Hispanics say they are being targeted at police checkpoints and creating fear within the community that is half Latino – Dalton, Georgia – Of 32 traffic checkpoints conducted this year, most took place in predominantly Hispanic neighborhoods or at entrances to the city’s carpet factories where many Hispanics are employed, records show.
from timesfreepress.com :: Tagged fear, Georgia, police
May 19, 2011
The license of Chicago’s only noncommercial Latino radio station is for sale. – The board of the National Museum of Mexican Art has decided to unload the broadcasting license of youth-run WRTE, 90.5 FM, better known as Radio Arte, according to museum President Carlos Tortolero. Tortolero said the museum also plans to sell an 11,000 square foot building in the city’s Pilsen neighborhood that houses the station and another museum youth program, Yollocalli Arts Reach.
from wbez.org :: Tagged Chicago, Illinois, museum, Pilsen, radio
May 16, 2011
The town on the wrong side of America’s drugs war – A huge fence runs thousands of miles along the border with Mexico to keep migrants and narcotics out. Trouble is, it also cuts off half of Brownsville, Texas.
from independent.co.uk :: Tagged border, brownsville, Texas
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