Latina Break Dancing Pioneer Recounts Her Journey in Hip Hop
Ana “Rokafella” Garcia, a trailblazer and pioneer for women in hip hop, recounted her journey in a recent episode of […]
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Ruben Blades Brings 'Pedro Navaja' and Other Fan Favorites to Hartford
By Angela Millan-Epstein CTLatinoNews.com contributor Ruben Blades’ concert was the perfect refreshment for a summer night in Hartford. The six-time
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Islam Growing in Popularity with Latina Women
Increasing numbers of Latina women are going against their old customs by converting to Islam, a report by Womens
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Children of Immigrants Start Off Strong, But Lose Advantages Over Time
Children of Hispanic immigrants get a strong start in the United States; stronger than children of U.S.-born Hispanics, according to
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Latino College Graduation Rates Rising
More Latinos are not only enrolling in four-year college programs, but an increasing number are graduating as well, according to
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Latina Lista: Latin American Board Game Inspires Author's Debut Novel
LatinaLista — Mario Alberto Zambrano didn’t grow up having dreams of being a successful author. Rather, his dream was to appear on
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Latina Astronaut Reaches Out to High School Students
Serena Auñón, the second woman to become a NASA astronaut, has become an inspiration for many Latino high school students
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NCLR Conference: A Blueprint for the Future of Latinos
By Christina Rose CTLatinoNews.com The National Council of La Raza (NCLR), the county’s largest national Hispanic civil rights and advocacy organization, left three
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New London Cultural Center Inspires Young Artists Through Latino Programming
By Taran Lucker CTLatinoNews.com Understanding the role art can play in the overall development of a child, Guido Garaycochea wanted
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Colombian Cyclist Makes Tour de France History
Colombian native Nairo Quintana has made cycling history. After placing second in the Tour de France, which spans from Porto-Vecchio
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Growing Number of Hispanics Consume News in English
The way Hispanics consume news is changing, according to a new report from the Pew Hispanic Center. More Latino
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Latino Consumers a Major Target for U.S. Beauty Industry
With Hispanic men spending approximately eight dollars more per month on hair products than non-Hispanic men, and a majority of