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Op-Ed: The Chicago Mayoral Race – Why Jesus "Chuy" Garcia Has A Shot at Becoming Mayor

By Maria de los Angeles Torres and Teresa Cordova The Chicago Mayoral runoff is in a dead heat despite pundits’ […]

By Angelo Falcón Judging by Governor Andrew Cuomo’s Inaugural Address on January 1, the more than 3 million Latinos

Cynthia D. Mares Hispanic National Bar Association As attorneys, Hispanic National Bar Association (HNBA) lawyers have a

Gerry Garcia New Haven Today I write to publicly tip my cap to Denise Merrill, our Secretary of the

Diane Alverio CTLatinoNews We need you, but we don’t need you: That’s the message Connecticut’s Latino voters

Thomas Lopez Multiracial Americans of Southern California Few questions cause as much existential angst among Latino intellectuals as

Editor: Today, we offer our readers contrasting views on who should be the next Governor of our state. These opinion

The sounds of mariachi and other Latino music along with the voices of persons of Hispanic heritage lessen somewhat as

My daughter, a half-Mexican half-Cuban bundle of laughter, was born last year and her birth certificate says “Hispanic.” Her school

By David Flores On Saturday, September 19, 2014, my mural celebrating the Puerto Rican diaspora in Holyoke, MA was

What started as a cultural tribute has evolved into a bland, and often patronizing, opportunity. National Hispanic Heritage Month is

photo: ows.edb.utexas.edu Raul A. Reyes NBC News Being Latino means being part of a rich, diverse culture. Or does