Civil Rights
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Del Río: A federal prosecutor who applies the law properly or who discriminates?
A journalistic investigation points to probable irregularities affecting migrants from Islamic countries
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Trial for the killing of Joaquín Paredes: the revenge of the saros
The “visual inspection” began in Paso Viejo as part of the oral and public process that began on July 24…
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How a Grad Student Uncovered the Largest Known Slave Auction in the U.S.
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3 Hispanic writers, who suffered repression for their sexuality
Manuel Puig, Reinaldo Arenas and Federico García Lorca are three writers who have left a deep mark on Hispanic literature.…
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Her name was Anadith and she was 8 years old
Between May 14th and 17th, doctors at the detention center in Harligen, Texas, saw Anadith 9 times. None, absolutely none,…
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Laws against trans people are a model of things to come
Erik Carnell, a London fashion clothing manufacturer, managed to place his creations in US Target stores. They are, as he…
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When Republican Extremism is no Longer Hidden
Republicans use their majorities in state assemblies and governors’ mansions around the country in order to silence their opponents, particularly…
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Deaths at the border caused by the Border Patrol–when will it end?
For years, the Border Patrol investigated itself for hundreds of immigrant deaths; this injustice will come to an end
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Monkeypox Heavily Impacts Black and Latino Gay Men
istock (Model(s) used for illustrative purposes only) More than half of people with monkeypox in the United States are now…
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Editorial: Solidarity with journalists in Mexico
If there is no change in priorities, our neighbor of Mexico will become a news desert, and crime and misrule…
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