Mexican Journalists Aren’t Giving Up in the Face of Death and KidnappingsBy jacquelinnemejia Even journalists who do not report on drug-trafficking, especially women, have been victims of violence and intimidation in Mexico. Read More
Being a Street Vendor Is Becoming a Dangerous Job for Latinos Across the CountryBy jacquelinnemejia “We are good people, we come here to work. We don’t do bad things. Please help us by purchasing something.” Read More
Meet the Latinos Who Could Take Vice President-Elect Kamala Harris’ Senate SeatBy jacquelinnemejia The clock is ticking for the California governor to pick a replacement for Harris' soon-to-be vacant Senate seat, and these four Latinos are among the top contenders. Read More
They’re in Their 70s, Just Became American Citizens—and Just Cast Their First VoteBy jacquelinnemejia "You have to have courage to become a citizen," Rafael Serrano said. "Everyone should take advantage of that opportunity." Read More