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Ending California’s ban on affirmative action could show how far it’s come

by Dan Morain
Education

The Costs of Cutting School Spending

Lessons from the
Education

What a Democratic Sweep This Fall Would Mean for Education

“The most momentous
Healthcare

How California’s COVID-19 surge widens health inequalities for Black, Latino and low-income residents

by Andrea N.
Education

Business major fails to attract Latino students

by Kevin Singer,
Culture

We Rise or Fall Together — and We Are Determined to Rise

Each day, reminded
Latino Vote

Latinos transformed Arizona. Do campaigns see them?

Generations of demographic

Education

Education

Ending California’s ban on affirmative action could show how far it’s come
Education

The Costs of Cutting School Spending
Education

What a Democratic Sweep This Fall Would Mean for Education

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How Immigrants in California are Getting a Triple Whammy During the Covid-19 Pandemic

May 21, 2020

by Alex Gonzalez
We Need to Wait for the House “Stimulus Package” Bill to Really Know How it Will Help Workers and Small Businesses

March 26, 2020

by Alex Gonzalez
Covid-19 Closed Schools. When Should They Reopen?

March 25, 2020

Expect more closures
The Rise of the West: How Mexican-Americans and Latinos are Shaping the Southwest into the New America

January 23, 2020

by Alex Gonzalez

Latino Vote

Latinos transformed Arizona. Do campaigns see them?

The Rise of the Latino Vote: A History

Breakdown of Super Tuesday voters: Lower turnout for Latinos and youth translate into their underrepresentation

The price of being ‘essential’: Latino service workers bear brunt of coronavirus

Culture

We Rise or Fall Together — and We Are Determined to Rise

Demography Is Not Destiny

Why some Americans seem more ‘American’ than others

The nation is diversifying even faster than predicted, according to new census data

State of Latino Entrepreneurship 2020: The Report

With deep manufacturing ties and huge cross-border trade flows, the economic prosperity of the United States and Mexico is profoundly linked.

George W. Bush’s powerful message of hope during the coronavirus pandemic

Up to Us: The Next Generation of Leaders

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Ending California’s ban on affirmative action could show how far it’s come
The Costs of Cutting School Spending
What a Democratic Sweep This Fall Would Mean for Education
How California’s COVID-19 surge widens health inequalities for Black, Latino and low-income residents
Business major fails to attract Latino students

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The Rise of the West: How Mexican-Americans and Latinos are Shaping the Southwest into the New America - Latino Public Policy Foundation: […] with little or no Immigrant Latino population like the Rustbelt and Appalachian. In his book “Alienated America: Why some…
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Immigration

DHS’s Latest DACA Memo Doesn’t Make Sense
Immigration

It’s hard to say what’s worse about Trump’s wall: The incompetence or the corruption
Immigration

Immigrant Workers Have Always Been Essential
Alex Gonzalez

How Immigrants in California are Getting a Triple Whammy During the Covid-19 Pandemic
Immigration

Stop discriminating financially against taxpayers without Social Security numbers

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