Moving a National Latino Art Agenda Froward

By Eduardo Diaz, Dierctor, Smithsonian Latino Center After the presidential election, much has been made of the impact of the Latino vote, shifting some of the national focus to issues […]

By Huffington Post Latino Voices The oldest Spanish-language newspaper in the country turns 100 this year. New York’s El Diario/La Prensa will celebrate its centenary with a series of events over the […]

By Eduardo Diaz, Director, Smithsonian Latino Center In 1662, William Sanderoft, the Archbishop of Canterbury, approved the Jamaican coat of arms, depicting an “Arawak” couple: she holding a food basket, […]

By Carolina Moreno, Huffington Post Latino Voices Baby name brainstormers beware! It seems Isabella is ready to take a bite out of Sofía for the top spot of the 100 most popular […]

  By Carolina Moreno, Hufington Post Latino Voices Click on picture to read story. [Photo by jacilluch]

By Carolina Moreno, Huffingtopn Post Latino Voices It’s a tale as old as time–a biblical narrative that resonates with millions of Catholics across the World and that inspired the Hispanic Christmas […]

By Phillippe Diederich, Voxxi On the days leading up to December 12, hundreds of thousands of Mexicans will decorate their homes, light candles and begin the pilgrimage to the Basilica de […]

By Huffington Post Latino Voices With the holidays just around the corner, most employees are thinking about taking time off work. But for many Latinos, paid leave won’t be an […]

By Victoria M. DeFrancesco Soto, Latino Decisions This Hispanic Heritage Month, I can’t help but feel frustrated. According to a poll released this week by the National Hispanic Media Coalition and Latino […]

Earlier this month, cartoonist Lalo Alcaraz became aware of the fact that the Chicago Sun-Times was no longer running his comic strip, La Cucaracha, in its funny pages. What ensued […]