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Massacre at Culiacán Rehabilitation Center: “They didn’t kill us all because their rifles jammed”

Massacre at Culiacán Rehabilitation Center: “They didn’t kill us all because their rifles jammed”

Crime April 8, 2025

Massacre at Culiacán Rehabilitation Center: “They didn’t kill us all because their rifles jammed”

During the early hours of Monday morning, a group of gunmen broke ... more

Mass Dismissal of Immigration Judges Raises Concerns for California Latinos

Mass Dismissal of Immigration Judges Raises Concerns for California Latinos

Immigration February 17, 2025

Mass Dismissal of Immigration Judges Raises Concerns for California Latinos

The Trump administration mass dismissal of immigration judges without prior notice, a ... more

Mass deportations? The courts could face delays and may take until 2040 at the current pace

Mass deportations? The courts could face delays and may take until 2040 at the current pace

Immigration November 25, 2024

Mass deportations? The courts could face delays and may take until 2040 at the current pace

It's one thing to call for the largest deportation in American history. ... more

Mass Deportation: More details of Trump’s plan revealed

Mass Deportation: More details of Trump’s plan revealed

Immigration October 31, 2024

Mass Deportation: More details of Trump’s plan revealed

Trump is considering halting federal grants to police that decline to participate ... more

Martin Luther King Jr’s Legacy: Powerful to Latinos and continues to inspire social justice movements

Martin Luther King Jr’s Legacy: Powerful to Latinos and continues to inspire social justice movements

Latinos January 15, 2024

Martin Luther King Jr’s Legacy: Powerful to Latinos and continues to inspire social justice movements

Martin Luther King Jr’s legacy in the Civil Rights space is an ... more

Married women face inequality in leisure activities

Married women face inequality in leisure activities

Entertainment October 29, 2023

Married women face inequality in leisure activities

Employed, married Americans spend an average of 27 hours on leisure activities ... more

Marissa Díaz: Without boots or a ranch, a Tejana Latina who seeks to translate her dreams to the screen

Marissa Díaz: Without boots or a ranch, a Tejana Latina who seeks to translate her dreams to the screen

Latinos February 8, 2024

Marissa Díaz: Without boots or a ranch, a Tejana Latina who seeks to translate her dreams to the screen

She comes from the land of Selena, though she's not into music. ... more

Marissa Díaz: Without boots or a ranch, a Tejana Latina who seeks to translate her dreams to the screen

Marissa Díaz: Without boots or a ranch, a Tejana Latina who seeks to translate her dreams to the screen

Film November 18, 2024

Marissa Díaz: Without boots or a ranch, a Tejana Latina who seeks to translate her dreams to the screen

"I am third generation, our generations have many stories that are not ... more

Marisol Schulz: “The important thing is not to fear reading, from wherever it may be. So many worlds, so many realities are discovered”

Marisol Schulz: “The important thing is not to fear reading, from wherever it may be. So many worlds, so many realities are discovered”

Art September 18, 2024

Marisol Schulz: “The important thing is not to fear reading, from wherever it may be. So many worlds, so many realities are discovered”

Marisol Schulz Manaut has always been a precocious and voracious reader. Her ... more

Marisol Camelo: ‘People need a lot of support, and there isn’t enough help. Where are the lawyers? The help hotlines they announce are all overwhelmed.’

Marisol Camelo: ‘People need a lot of support, and there isn’t enough help. Where are the lawyers? The help hotlines they announce are all overwhelmed.’

California June 18, 2025

Marisol Camelo: ‘People need a lot of support, and there isn’t enough help. Where are the lawyers? The help hotlines they announce are all overwhelmed.’

There’s not much you could teach Marisol Camelo. She has lived through ... more

Mario Cárdenas “What’s Happening Now is Breaking Us Out of The Comfort Zone We Were In. The Community is Looking for Options; We’ll Come Out Stronger.”

Mario Cárdenas “What’s Happening Now is Breaking Us Out of The Comfort Zone We Were In. The Community is Looking for Options; We’ll Come Out Stronger.”

California June 20, 2025

Mario Cárdenas “What’s Happening Now is Breaking Us Out of The Comfort Zone We Were In. The Community is Looking for Options; We’ll Come Out Stronger.”

Mario Cárdenas is one of the most well-informed voices within the Latino ... more

Marijuana Linked to Mental Health Risks in Young Adults

Marijuana Linked to Mental Health Risks in Young Adults

Mental Health May 29, 2023

Marijuana Linked to Mental Health Risks in Young Adults

Over the last decade of diagnosing countless young patients with new psychotic ... more

María Valenzuela: “My dad didn’t just pitch for the Dodgers. He pitched for every immigrant who believed they belonged.”

María Valenzuela: “My dad didn’t just pitch for the Dodgers. He pitched for every immigrant who believed they belonged.”

California June 17, 2025

María Valenzuela: “My dad didn’t just pitch for the Dodgers. He pitched for every immigrant who believed they belonged.”

The Dodgers are a symbol of Los Angeles, and because of this, ... more

María, the Mexican woman who regained custody of her children in a courthouse in San Bernardino

María, the Mexican woman who regained custody of her children in a courthouse in San Bernardino

Immigration December 5, 2024

María, the Mexican woman who regained custody of her children in a courthouse in San Bernardino

It was a phone call she never wanted even to imagine. But ... more

María Elena Durazo: “You Belong in California, and We Will Fight to Protect Your Right to Work and Provide for Your Families.”

María Elena Durazo: “You Belong in California, and We Will Fight to Protect Your Right to Work and Provide for Your Families.”

Immigration June 9, 2025

María Elena Durazo: “You Belong in California, and We Will Fight to Protect Your Right to Work and Provide for Your Families.”

State Senator María Elena Durazo has been a lifelong social justice and ... more

‘Margaritaville’ singer Jimmy Buffett dies at 76

‘Margaritaville’ singer Jimmy Buffett dies at 76

USA September 2, 2023

‘Margaritaville’ singer Jimmy Buffett dies at 76

Singer-songwriter Jimmy Buffett, who popularized beach bum soft rock with the escapist ... more

Marcos Witt Albums Have Sold a Staggering 27M Copies: “My Music Carries the Breath of God”

Marcos Witt Albums Have Sold a Staggering 27M Copies: “My Music Carries the Breath of God”

Family July 3, 2023

Marcos Witt Albums Have Sold a Staggering 27M Copies: “My Music Carries the Breath of God”

Jonathan Mark Witt Holder was a missionary kid: born in San Antonio, ... more

March: “Celebrating Women Who Tell Our Stories.”

March: “Celebrating Women Who Tell Our Stories.”

US Politics March 2, 2023

March: “Celebrating Women Who Tell Our Stories.”

Parriva celebrates Latina women on this Women History Day Women History Day began ... more

Perceiving Moral Decline: Unveiling Humanity’s Ethics Truth

Perceiving Moral Decline: Unveiling Humanity’s Ethics Truth

Mental Health June 11, 2023

Perceiving Moral Decline: Unveiling Humanity’s Ethics Truth

Moral decline perception: Unveiling the Cognitive Perception of Humanity's Ethics. People around ... more

Many Fear the Art of Doing Nothing

Many Fear the Art of Doing Nothing

Mental Health July 3, 2023

Many Fear the Art of Doing Nothing

Doing nothing, just glancing at the horizon while the waves of the ... more