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Why climate change matters to Latinos
Hurricane Mitch is the second-deadliest Atlantic hurricane on record. More than 11,000 people were killed and 3 million left homeless…
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The Molina Family Latino Gallery opens first exhibition June 18
The Smithsonian’s National Museum of the American Latino will inaugurate the Molina Family Latino Gallery June 18 with its first…
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COVID took many in the prime of life, leaving families to pick up the pieces
Around 3 a.m. on a Sunday morning last October, Christina Summers got a phone call she’ll never forget. It was…
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Latino Muslims — a growing group — struggle to find their place in the Islamic community
A woman announces, “You can break the fast now” and everyone reaches for a date, some whispering prayers before they…
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Latino abortion rights advocates warn of dark times if Roe v Wade is reversed
"What we fear is that abortion was targeted first and that in all likelihood emergency contraception and birth control will…
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Black and Latino Americans hopeful about student debt forgiveness
About 90% of Black Americans and 72% of Latinos take student loans to attend college, compared to 66% of White…
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California wants to be a sanctuary for abortion rights. But in the Central Valley, care is harder to reach
VISALIA, Calif. – A decade ago, Karina Gallardo-Montoya did not see the same support for reproductive health care access in…
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The Paradox of Organ Donation in the Latino Community
When it comes to health, the Latino community is a paradox in itself. Our genetics seem to defend us tooth…
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The Supreme Court is coming for Latinos
Once the most trusted branch of government, the Supreme Court has been hijacked by the Republican Party for its war…
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Are Latino Men the Victims of ‘Racialized Disinformation’?
NBC News Latino complains Latinos are not getting their news from NBC Latino On April 13, NBC Latino ran an…
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