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Book Details How Politicians Use Racism As Political Strategy

Ian Haney López understands politics, especially dog whistle politics — the practice of using code words that use race to […]

A new report on the changing demographics in Texas shows Hispanic voters could be shaping the future of politics in

President Barack Obama has lost the nation’s largest Latino advocacy organization. The National Council of La Raza is set to

For years, the group Mujeres de la Tierra (Women of the Earth) has kept an eye on the very large

The Connecticut Supreme Court has agreed to take up the case of former Hartford Mayor Eddie Perez, according to the court’s clerk.

It wasn’t that long ago that Israel Navarro became old enough to vote. But the 19-year-old Norwalk, Conn., resident is

FBI agents have sought to question at least one Republican state senator in an investigation that up to now

Representative Minnie Gonzalez was part of a task force that reviewed the court process for divorcing parents fighting for custody

Come 2016, Latino voters may hold enough political clout to make or break any presidential hopeful. If the White House is

He remembers the moment so clearly, the last time he saw his mother on American soil. Jose Antonio Machado was

House Speaker John Boehner on Thursday dismissed passing immigration reform until “trust” is gained in President Obama, leaving the timeline

Members of the Connecticut Black and Latino Caucus talk about their priorities and how the public can become involved