Why does community college enrollment look so different this year? COVID
Significant decrease in enrollment among Latino students
Significant decrease in enrollment among Latino students
Most of the children arrested are Hispanic
Editor’s note: The COVID-19 pandemic has highlighted the disparities experienced by communities of color. Perhaps no group of students have
The coronavirus-induced recession has hit Connecticut’s racial marginalized communities and workers in their 20s and 30s the hardest, according to
by JACQUELINE RABE THOMAS and ANA RADELAT After reporting for weeks that Connecticut Hispanics are only half as likely to die from COVID-19
By Ana Radelat, CTMirror.org The U.S. Labor Department Friday reported that the national unemployment rate, especially among Latinos and African Americans, soared
By Ana Radelat, CTMirror.org When Wanda Valdez-Jablonecki returns to her West Hartford home from her shift as a head cashier at
Trump suggests undocumented immigrants do not deserve help because they’re taking jobs away from Americans
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By Jenna Carlesso, CTMirror.org While Connecticut has led national efforts in public insurance reform, significant health disparities persist between the
By Kathleen Megan, CTMirror.org Commissioner of Education Miguel Cardona on five issues. On bilingual education: Cardona says he remembers it