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The Puerto Rican entrepreneur was recently recognized by the United Nations for her sustainable business practices.
Latinos are a growing force in the nation’s political landscape, even as they lag in election to public office in Arizona. Esme Franco Ruiz is passionate about her work in politics—even though she despises politics. “I don’t like politics because it tends to be very, very shady,” she said. “I don’t appreciate how it’s a...
Study after study has found that women, particularly women of color, have borne the brunt of the pandemic’s economic toll, losing jobs and leaving the workforce in alarming numbers.
Even journalists who do not report on drug-trafficking, especially women, have been victims of violence and intimidation in Mexico.
Hispanic organizations and unions are urging President-elect Joe Biden to nominate her and, in doing so, appoint the first Latina to lead the Education Department.
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The immigrant women allege that a doctor conducted nonconsensual gynecological procedures while they were at Irwin County Detention Center.
Nine of the 13 members of Biden’s Covid-19 advisory board are people of color, and five of the members are women.