Compared to the United States-born men and women who do not have Hispanic blood, Latinos of working ages 20 to 54 are 11 times more prone to die of COVID-19 based on a recent study.
In the rise of the new coronavirus variants, Latinos and Blacks in Florida began raising alarms that the first COVID-19 vaccines were finding their way into the arms of mostly white senior citizens.
The COVID-19 pandemic has disproportionately affected people of color, particularly Hispanics and Latinos. But despite this, some factors still add to their vaccine hesitancy.
Several Latino education and civil rights groups are asking President-elect Joe Biden to push back in-person English-language testing to protect the students from COVID-19.
Latino small business owners or entrepreneurs are hardy hit by global pandemic. But there are essential tools and sources of funding that can be utilized to rebuild their businesses.
2020 has negatively impacted Latinos due to the global pandemic ad other uncertain and unexpected events. Here are some of the well-known members of the community that we lost in 2020.
In the show business, where White Americans lead most productions, seeing diversity with Latino directors or Black lead actors is a breath of fresh air.
Lawmakers from the Congressional Hispanic Caucus (CHC) sent a letter to President-elect Joe Biden's transition team to choose Latinos to lead the Education Department and Small Business Administration.
The whole world will celebrate Christmas a week from now and Latinos are expected to have a festive celebration. Here are some of the Christmas traditions from around Latin America.
Latinos and Hispanics are family-oriented and they value the birth of Jesus Christ. This Christmas, Latino and Hispanic families will gather for a very special day.
Holiday festivities are not a stranger to many, and while waiting for Christmas morning to gather around a tree and open presents is fun, it's not the end for many Latinos.
Pres. Donald Trump did not only get the support from the Latino voters but he had also improved Latino and Hispanic participation in the recent election.
Joe Biden has recently announced two Latinos who will become members of his COVID-19 task force. Biden is also expected to name more Latinos as members of his cabinet.
