Finding Your Voice: Learning to Lead in the Latino Community

First and foremost, why would Ann Coulter say such things at table which more than one Latino immigrant or descendent …
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When George Stephanopoulos asked Ann Coulter if Immigrant Rights are not Civil Rights she responded with a slight stutter and …
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My initial reaction… Is it safe to say I am totally outraged by Ann Coulter’s comments? When I first watched …
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Watch the following video about Ann Coulter’s opinion on civil rights: http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/09/24/ann-coulter_n_1908958.html?utm_hp_ref=latino-voices&ir=Latino%20Voices#slide=449321 Use these questions to guide your post: 1. …
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Selena, or “The Queen of Tejano” as she is known, was a universal superstar. I have met Americans who, without …
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Every time I turn on the television to Univision at ll o’clock and 30 minutes, I don’t just see a …
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Sonia Sotomayor became the first Latina Supreme Court Justice in US history in 2009. Born to Puerto Rican parents in …
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Rosa Gumataotao is the forty-third and current treasurer of the United States. Not only has Rosa Gumataotao exceeded in recreating a …
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   Dr. Alfredo Quiñones-Hinojosa, widely known as Dr. Q, was born in Mexicali, Mexico and immigrated to the United States …
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   Dr. Alfredo Quiñones-Hinojosa, widely known as Dr. Q, was born in Mexicali, Mexico and immigrated to the United States …
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Dr. Alfredo Quiñones-Hinojosa, widely known as Dr. Q, was born in Mexicali, Mexico and immigrated to the United States at …
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Sonia Sotomayor became the third female and the first Hispanic to serve on the Supreme Court. She was born in …
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Jose Hernandez was born from a Mexican family in French Camp, California on August 7, 1962. Hernandez lived in humble …
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Ted looks the whitest person you will ever see, but surprisingly he is hispanic too! Not only was a Ted …
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   La senorita, Rita Moreno, born Rosa Dolores Aleverio was born in Puerto Rico in 1931. Rita Moreno is a …
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Salma Hayek is a very well known actress who has been acting since 1993. Throughout her acting career, she has …
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Óscar Aristides de la Renta Fiallo, better known as Oscar de la Renta, is one of the biggest, most recognized …
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Prudencio Unanue Ortiz created Goya Foods, Inc. which now distributes over 1,500 products originating from every corner of Latin America. …
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Gloria Estefan is one of the biggest known Latinas in the United States. She was originally born in Havana, Cuba. …
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    Adm. Horacio Rivero Jr died on Sunday at the age of 90 at his home located in Coronado, California. …
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Would you be satisfied with life after you’ve spent more than 940 hours of your life in outer space? Well, …
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Jose Feliciano is a Puerto Rican composer, singer, and guitarist who has played an important role in the Hispanic and …
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Roberto Goizueta was born into a Cuban family in November 18, 1931; his mother was a co-owner of a sugar …
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When he was a young boy, he would spend endless hours playing with chemistry sets in a room he transformed …
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The following article highlights contributions that Latinos have made to American culture/history. http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/09/16/hispanic-contribution-to-america_n_1885724.html#slide=1525905 Use one of the contributions highlighted or …
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Please remember you need to post your contributions to the blog.  Please make sure you are not leaving it as …
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Posting for week 2 has ended. Great posts on the topic of language an identity. We’ll discuss this more in …
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It is obvious for us Latinos that not speaking Spanish doesn’t mean that one is less Latino than the rest …
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To each and every person the definition of being a Latino is different, so how can anybody decide if speaking …
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