Latinos

Pollster Says Traditionally Conservative and Repulican Arizona Destined To Become Blue State

Do to an ever-growing Latino population, as well as an increase of independent voters, pollsters believe that the state will become majority Democratic will the next few presidential cycles.

Good News and Bad News: Latinos are Living Longer than Other Groups, But Latinos are Not Prepared for Retirement

Latinos, the fastest-growing multi-racial ethnic lot, are the least financially prepared of all groups when it comes to retirement, even though they have a longer life expectancy than Blacks and Whites; living until they're about 81 years old.

North Carolina News: Afro-Latina Teen Held in Adult Prison for 3 Weeks Because She's Under Foster Care

Selina Garcia, a 17-year old foster child and high school student in North Carolina, has just been released after spending 3 weeks in prison for getting into a school brawl.

Segregated Public Schooling & the State of Latinos and African Americans in New York Schools [REPORT]

Segregated public schooling is most prevalent in New York state, as most Latinos and African American students attending schools in the state are likely to have virtually no white classmates, according to a report that was released on Wednesday.

Latinos Deal With Tougher Consequences Facing Minimum Wage Debate

Connecticut lawmakers Wednesday evening approved legislation that raises the state's minimum wage level to $10.10 an hour by 2017, making it the state with the highest minimum wage in the nation.

New York Knicks Fall To Cleveland Cavaliers On Day of Los Knicks Fan Festival for Noche Latina

Los Knicks' Noche Latina night ended in disappointment for a lot of fans, as a bad loss to the Cleveland Cavaliers may have buried hopes of making the playoffs.

Latinos in America: Hispanic Population Become Largest Ethnic Group in California, 2nd State to See Trend

According to statistic projections, Latinos have become the largest ethnic group in California. History continues to repeat itself. After more than a century, California's population has again become predominantly Latino.

Immigration Reform Laws and Deportation 2014: Pew Research Study Reveals Most Deportations of Undocumented Immigrants are Due to 'Unlawful Reentry'

A new study shows that Barack Obama's deportation of criminal offenders has little justification.

Ian Haney López Shows How Republicans Use Racially Coded Language to Win Votes

Ian Haney López, author of Dog Whistle Politics: How Coded Racial Appeals Have Reinvented Racism and Wrecked the Middle Class, shows us how politicians use racist coded language to influence white voters.

Interview: T-Mobile SVP of Brand Communications DeLuca Talks Hispanic Trends in Mobile Market

Hispanics are interested in three main things from their mobile service: social media, video content, and streaming audio, says T-Mobile's senior vice president of brand and advertising Peter DeLuca. As the fastest growing population in the United States, Hispanics are becoming a key focus group for politicians and advertising firms alike, and DeLuca recently shared his take on Hispanic trends in the mobile market with Latin Post.

Skin Color Politics, African Diaspora and Latinos in America and Latin America: Continued Conversation with Panamanian Author Anthony Polanco [SERIES] ---PART V

In a conversation about blackness and being Panamanian, Anthony Palanco's grandmother spoke about her mother, who had fair skin, and her father's dark skin and features that's traditionally associated with blackness.

Skin Color Politics, African Diaspora and Latinos in America and Latin America: Panamanian Author Anthony Polanco [SERIES] ---PART IV

Panamanian Anthony Palanco author of Verses from the Diaspora: A Poetic Tale of the African Diaspora sat down with Latin Post and spoke about his mixed Panamanian roots, his upbringing in the United States of as a Spanish-speaking Latino with a dark complexion, and Panama's gaParze when it comes to skin politics.

Obamacare Health Insurance Press Conference: Pres. Obama Speaks About Healthcare For Latinos [WATCH LIVE STREAM]

President Obama will provide specific information about how the new healthcare law will affect Latinos in a nationally televiseid press conference at 11:30 on Thursday.

Skin Color Politics, African Diaspora and Latinos in America and Latin America: Skin Tone and Self-Identity [SERIES] PART III

"(1) Drop: Shifting The Lens On Race," a project headed researcher Dr. Yaba Blay and photographer Noelle Théard, examined culture, ethnicity and attitude about race and questioned the perspectives of 58 people who identified as being some degree of "Black."

NBA & Carmelo Anthony Look to Thank and Attract Latino Fans with Noches éne-bé-a

The National Basketball Association's eight annual "Latin Nights" program, titled Noches éne-bé-a (eh-nay-bay-ah), is a yearly function that features seven commemorative games that celebrate the growing support of NBA's Latino fans and players in the U.S. Hispanic communities and abroad.

Skin Color Politics, African Diaspora and Latinos in America and Latin America: Skin Lightening Creams [SERIES]--PART II

In 2012, sales of skin lightening creams in India alone totaled 258 tons, and the global market for skin lighteners is projected to reach US $19.8 billion by 2018 based on sales growth primarily in Asia, Africa and the Middle East, according to Andrew McDougall of CosmeticsDesign-Asia.com. Many of these skin-whitening products use active ingredients (such as mercurous chloride) and hydroquinone, which can be harmful. In fact, hydroquinone is banned in Europe; and skin lightening creams available in Nigeria has caused mutations in bacteria, proved to be possibly carcinogenic.

John Kavanagh's Support of SB 1062 and SB 1070, and His Offensive Remarks about Latinos

Arizona Republican State Representative John Kavanagh, one of the foremost defenders of Senate Bill 1062, spoke at a roast for Phoenix's controversial Sheriff Joe Arpaio. Rep. Kavanagh two weekends ago, where he delivered a series of remarks that set off a firestorm in the Latino community.

America's Native Language Spanish? Latino's Influence on U.S. History, According to a Historian Felipe Fernández-Armesto

Fernández-Armesto drafted the book with the intention of filling in gaps, integrating Latin history and American History, and providing a prospective that would "go beyond the traditional, from east to west, sea-to-shining-sea narrative."

Stanford and UC Berkeley's Research Shows that Latinos and other Underrepresented Minorities Make Up 10% of Math and Science PhDs, New Alliance Hopes to Correct This

Stanford and UC Berkeley joined forces with UC Los Angeles and the California Institute of Technology, forming the California Alliance for Education and Professoriate (CAEP). In partnership, the institutions, intend to tackle minority under-representation in math and science Ph.D. programs, and in faculty positions.

Race in Private Prisons: Young Latinos and Blacks are "Cherry-Picked" By Inferior Private Prisons

Research compared the percentage of Latinos and Blacks in private and public prisons in nine states. Each state, at different percentages, had higher rates of people of color residing in private facilities than public facilities. Inmates released from private prisons experienced recidivism at an average rate three percent higher than public prisons.

Latinos Not at Fault For Nonexistence of Hispanic Political Candidates

Political parties' inability to secure a sufficient number of Latino candidates disallows the possibility that Latinos will be placed in political office, according to a study released by Michigan State University.
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