By Chanel Ward and Alexsandra Ruiz-Ortíz “As it keeps getting more gentrified, there’s going to be no existence of any kind of Latino here. This mural is like a journal for me,... Read more
By Matt Watson “You just have to cross the puente.” In describing the town where she was born, Jackie Màrquez Rocha uses the Spanish word for “bridge,” referring to the Puente Interna... Read more
By Heidi de Marco Even as most California hospitals have avoided an incapacitating surge in coronavirus patients, some facilities near the Mexican border have been overwhelmed.... Read more
By Sunnie R. Clahchischiligi Four miles down Farm Road, just off U.S. Route 491 in northern Navajo, a group of young Diné used what was left of daylight in early May to plant onions a... Read more
By Jon Queally, staff writer In a video message posted to Instagram last Saturday amidst days of nationwide protest in response to the police killing of George Floyd in Minneapolis, M... Read more
By Sarah Tory Before the coronavirus pandemic, Victoria and Roberto were looking forward to bringing their three boys, ages 11, 8 and 2, to Disneyland during their school’s spring bre... Read more
By Brenda Álvarez Earlier this month, the National Education Association (NEA) and the League of United Latin American Citizens (LULAC) partnered to host a virtual town hall to... Read more
By Daliah Singer Chris Morales has been a bus driver for the Regional Transportation District in Colorado for 16 years. The 50-year-old runs route 43 from the Metropolitan Stat... Read more
by Pilar Marrero They have very low wages, few benefits, no health care coverage, and no sick days. About half are undocumented. Yet they are deemed “essential” workers who har... Read more
By Katie Kerwin McCrimmon For 16 days, enduring spring snowstorms and sleeping in his car at times, the son kept a vigil in the parking lot outside his father’s Loveland hospit... Read more
