With some Latinos still on the fence about the COVID-19 vaccine, we need more Latino healthcare professionals who can reassure the community that the vaccine is safe.
After Georgia: Show Up For Latinos Year-Round, Not Only When It’s Convenient
If you want to reach Latinos, you have to speak to each group individually and directly—and not just during the elections.
Dreamers Like Me Need Georgia to Vote on Jan. 5—For Our Sake and the Sake of Our State
With one of the largest DACA-eligible populations in the country, Georgia’s economy could significantly improve with easier and more affordable access to higher education in the state’s public college system.
Hate Crimes Are on the Rise in Puerto Rico. Will Pierluisi Take a Stand for LGBTQ Communities?
Gov.-elect Pedro Pierluisi has tried to distance himself from the anti-LGBTQ views of his party, but it remains to be seen if he will make curbing anti-LGBTQ discrimination and hate crimes a priority.
Our Lucha Will Never Be Over
Others might want you to stand down, avoid the good trouble: your family, your friends, the Supreme Court. As if you could.
What Ricky Hurtado’s Big Win in Alamance County Means for NC Latinos
A longtime NC advocate for Latino residents says the state is reckoning with a powerful new bloc of voters that could change party politics.
‘Trump Is Hurting Us’: Over 700 Nurses Denounce Trump and Endorse Biden
As nurses, we are outraged by Trump’s COVID-19 misinformation campaign. It will not magically just go away, as he said. It is killing us.
I’m a Catholic Nurse. This Is Why Biden Is The Moral Choice For America.
“Catholic social teaching calls us to affirm the dignity of all people with particular concern for the poor and marginalized; stand for the common good; care for our neighbors; and seek social and distributive justice.”
As Doctors, We Took a Pledge to Do No Harm. Our President Should Too.
We’ve seen the toll that the coronavirus has taken in hospitals across the country. Despite what President Trump says and does, the coronavirus is dangerous, still spreading, and worthy of being feared.
RBG’s Passing Is a Monumental Loss for the LGBTQ+ Community
“Without her influence and legacy, none of those landmark rulings would have ever been possible.”