What my 10-year-old son will learn about justice from Laquan McDonald’s murder
NewsTaco November 25, 2015
*The police shooing of Laquan McDonald in Chicago last year happened blocks from where Ray Salazar teaches, a stone’s throw from where he worked as a teenager. He wathced the video […]
The California student killed in Paris saw herself as a driven, independent Mexican American
NewsTaco November 16, 2015
*This isn’t to minimize the death toll. There were 129 people killed, more than 350 wounded in Paris. An attack of such brutality should bring us closer to our common humanity, […]
Latino voters favor gun restrictions
NewsTaco October 2, 2015
*This survey is two years old, but it’s the most recent poll of Latino attitudes on gun control. VL By Adrian Pantoja, Latino Decisions The grim statistics and on-going stories […]
Remembering Latinos Lost on 9/11
NewsTaco September 11, 2015
*Words are cumbersome, and not enough. VL By Selena Hill, Latin Post 9/11 will forever be marked as a day of infamy in American history. As millions of Americans commemorate […]