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- ● She’s talking about “American Latinx” right? The real Latino influencers I know (from Latin America) are well spoken, educated, and presentable (Luisito Comunica). What contributes to this contrast? and why is she using the term Latinos to talk about the fake Latinx?For example Luisito Comunica. He went to college, he’s very well spoken, and he was an English teacher even. submitted by /u/PleaseReplyAtLeast [link] [comments]... Read more »
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- A Message From Futuro MediaAs you may know, Futuro Media has been dealing with significant financial challenges recently. As a result, we’ve decided to pause Latino Rebels and take a break from our coverage while we work on a plan for Latino Rebels going forward. The post A Message From Futuro Media appeared first... Read more »
- Neuro-Inclusivity, Belonging and Radical HospitalityLatino Rebels Radio goes on the road for a live podcast recording at Mitchell College in New London, Connecticut. Host Julio Ricardo Varela welcomes seven students to discuss how a college such as Mitchell is creating more welcoming, accessible living and learning environments in a world that continues to get... Read more »
- Court Order Allows Texas’ Floating Barrier on US-Mexico Border to Remain in Place for NowNEW ORLEANS (AP) — A federal appeals court on Thursday allowed Texas' floating barrier on a section of the Rio Grande to stay in place for now, a day after a judge called the buoys a threat to the safety of migrants and relations between the U.S. and Mexico. The post... Read more »
- Audience Declines in Traditional U.S. Latino and Black Media ContinueSpanish-language networks Telemundo and Univision suffered audience losses in the past few years. Newspaper distribution rates were also negatively impacted. The post Audience Declines in Traditional U.S. Latino and Black Media Continue appeared first on Latino Rebels.... Read more »
- A Judge Orders Texas to Move a Floating Barrier That’s Used to Deter Migrants Between US and MexicoAUSTIN, Texas (AP) — Texas must move a large floating barrier that Gov. Greg Abbott placed on the river between the U.S. and Mexico this summer as part of the Republican's escalating attempts to stop migrants from crossing America’s southern border, a federal judge ruled Wednesday. The post A Judge Orders Texas... Read more »
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- A Message From Futuro MediaAs you may know, Futuro Media has been dealing with significant financial challenges recently. As a result, we’ve decided to pause Latino Rebels and take a break from our coverage while we work on a plan for Latino Rebels going forward. The post A Message From Futuro Media appeared first... Read more »
- Neuro-Inclusivity, Belonging and Radical HospitalityLatino Rebels Radio goes on the road for a live podcast recording at Mitchell College in New London, Connecticut. Host Julio Ricardo Varela welcomes seven students to discuss how a college such as Mitchell is creating more welcoming, accessible living and learning environments in a world that continues to get... Read more »
- Court Order Allows Texas’ Floating Barrier on US-Mexico Border to Remain in Place for NowNEW ORLEANS (AP) — A federal appeals court on Thursday allowed Texas' floating barrier on a section of the Rio Grande to stay in place for now, a day after a judge called the buoys a threat to the safety of migrants and relations between the U.S. and Mexico. The post... Read more »
- Audience Declines in Traditional U.S. Latino and Black Media ContinueSpanish-language networks Telemundo and Univision suffered audience losses in the past few years. Newspaper distribution rates were also negatively impacted. The post Audience Declines in Traditional U.S. Latino and Black Media Continue appeared first on Latino Rebels.... Read more »
- A Judge Orders Texas to Move a Floating Barrier That’s Used to Deter Migrants Between US and MexicoAUSTIN, Texas (AP) — Texas must move a large floating barrier that Gov. Greg Abbott placed on the river between the U.S. and Mexico this summer as part of the Republican's escalating attempts to stop migrants from crossing America’s southern border, a federal judge ruled Wednesday. The post A Judge Orders Texas... Read more »
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- In photos: Easter in Spain under the coronavirus lockdownReuters photographer Jon Nazca has traveled to Ronda in the southern Spanish city of Málaga to compare this year’s empty streets to the festivities seen in 2019 and 2018... Read more »
- Catalan premier announces snap election amid dispute over role as deputyIn a surprise institutional statement, Quim Torra said the date will not be set until the regional budget is passed in parliament... Read more »
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- Spaniard in Wuhan faces tough choice: Stay with husband or evacuateSpain is planning to repatriate citizens who are trapped in the Chinese city due to a coronavirus outbreak, but for Dácil Sánchez that means leaving her partner behind... Read more »
- Deià: The Spanish village with more tourist accommodation than residentsThe picturesque spot in Mallorca is home to just over 600 people, but the high number of visitors in the summer is putting a strain on resources... Read more »
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- In photos: Easter in Spain under the coronavirus lockdownReuters photographer Jon Nazca has traveled to Ronda in the southern Spanish city of Málaga to compare this year’s empty streets to the festivities seen in 2019 and 2018... Read more »
- Catalan premier announces snap election amid dispute over role as deputyIn a surprise institutional statement, Quim Torra said the date will not be set until the regional budget is passed in parliament... Read more »
- El RotoEl Roto cartoon, January 29, 2020... Read more »
- Spaniard in Wuhan faces tough choice: Stay with husband or evacuateSpain is planning to repatriate citizens who are trapped in the Chinese city due to a coronavirus outbreak, but for Dácil Sánchez that means leaving her partner behind... Read more »
- Deià: The Spanish village with more tourist accommodation than residentsThe picturesque spot in Mallorca is home to just over 600 people, but the high number of visitors in the summer is putting a strain on resources... Read more »
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- Alex Padilla, Latino Champion of Voter Access, New California US SenatorIn a historic event, California Secretary of State Alex Padilla has been appointed as United States Senator by Governor Gavin Newsom. Secretary Padilla, who has a mechanical engineering degree... The post Alex Padilla, Latino Champion of Voter Access, New California US Senator appeared first on Latino Decisions.... Read more »
- Fifteen Competitive Congressional Districts Latinos Will Decide in 2022With the country more divided than ever, the Democrats secured the White House for the next four years and it was undoubtedly with the help of people of color across... The post Fifteen Competitive Congressional Districts Latinos Will Decide in 2022 appeared first on Latino Decisions.... Read more »
- Latinos and the EnvironmentBy Edward Vargas Latino voters indicate that the President and Congress should reinstate and enforce regulations that existed prior to the Covid-19 pandemic and create clean jobs and green infrastructure... The post Latinos and the Environment appeared first on Latino Decisions.... Read more »
- Native American Voters Help Biden Take the State of ArizonaThe importance of the Native American vote in 2020 was most apparent in Arizona, a state that had not gone to the Democrats since 1996. A key swing state in... The post Native American Voters Help Biden Take the State of Arizona appeared first on Latino Decisions.... Read more »
- Native Americans Overcome Major Obstacles; Part of Voting Coalition That Led Biden to VictoryThere was major enthusiasm about the Native American electorate’s potential role in the 2020 election outcome following a historic 2018 mid-term election where the importance of the Native American population... The post Native Americans Overcome Major Obstacles; Part of Voting Coalition That Led Biden to Victory appeared first on Latino... Read more »
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- VideoOn World Mental Health Day, We Can Learn How to Show Up for Each OtherOn October 10th, we commemorate World Mental Health Day, which presents an opportunity for people and communities to raise awareness and drive actions that promote and protect everyone’s mental health as a universal human right. There is a lot to celebrate about the Latine community, and one of those things... Read more »
- Guest Bloggers: Celeste Carrasco y Ligia McEvoy: ‘Mes de la Herencia Hispana: Mas que una celebración, un llamado para tomar acción.’Por Celeste Carrasco y Ligia McEvoy En el mes de la Herencia Hispana celebramos la historia, las contribuciones y logros de los hispanos en Estados Unidos. Es un momento para honrar nuestra herencia, compartir nuestras historias y vivir nuestro Poder Hispano. El Poder Hispano es una manera de pensar, de... Read more »
- House Democrats Called on the Biden Administration to Ease Sanctions on VenezuelaA group of House Democrats called on the Biden Administration to ease sanctions on Venezuela, make more aid available, and open the conversation to re-establish diplomatic relations to alleviate the economic crisis there. “Given the high costs of the crisis for the Venezuelan people and the hemisphere broadly, we believe... Read more »
- Supreme Court Overturns Affirmative Action, Black and Hispanic Students Benefits GoneThe Supreme Court says colleges and universities can no longer consider race as a specific basis for granting admission, a landmark decision overturning affirmative action that has benefited Black and Latino students in higher education. Chief Justice John Roberts wrote the opinion for the conservative majority, saying the Harvard and... Read more »
- Nonprofit Elevated Access Flies Women Who Need to Travel Out-of-State to Get a Legal AbortionWhen the Supreme Court struck down Woe v Wade, dozens of women searched for organizations to help those who were about to lose Access to abortion in their states, and in their search found Elevated Access. Elevated Access is a non-profit that helps transport women via small planes who must... Read more »
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