Finding Your Voice: Learning to Lead in the Latino Community

Only 55% of Hispanic Americans are eligible to vote. 70% of those eligible voters register to vote, and vote consistently. According …
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This past week was a historical moment for America with President Obama’s re-election. I remember watching the election coverage that …
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 This election was defined in part by the Latino votes. Candidates were widely aware of this which is why both …
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Tuesday, November 6, 2012 was a historic night for our country. President Barack Obama was re-elected into office for his …
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Our President is back! Barack Obama was re-elected as President of the United States this past Tuesday November 6, 2012. …
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   As we all may be aware, President Obama won re-election this past November 6, 2012. A major contributing factor …
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Now that the election is over, we were finally able to see the impact that Latino voters had on the …
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Over the past six years the violent drug war in Mexico has taken at least 50,000 Mexican lives (1). The …
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Many of us are familiar with the term depression and with the typical things that stress adolescents out. Simply by …
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Currently in Arizona, there is a law that has been causing an enormous battle throughout the entire nation. This law …
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Did you know Latino children are the number one obese group in the US? Now you do! Using the Family …
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The most beneficial factor of illegal immigrants is that they are cheap labor. This is why our borders are not …
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The most beneficial factor of illegal immigrants is that they are cheap labor. This is why our borders are not …
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Affirmative action is a policy that has encouraged the increase of representation of minority group members, for education and employment. …
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Hispanics/Latinos are currently the biggest minority in the United States. They are represented by those who are U.S. citizens and …
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In Kristen E. Zychinski and Antonio J. Polo’s article, “Academic Achievement and Depressive Symptoms in Low-Income Latino Youth,” Zynchinski and …
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   According to the article “College Choice Process of Latino Undocumented Students” by assistant professor in Chicano Studies at California …
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    The DREAM Act is was a proposal first developed by Dick Durbin and Orrin Hatch and introduced to the …
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Mark Krikorian from the Center for Immigration Studies argues the pro of this question. He claims that there are three layers …
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A significant amount of young immigrants who are only fluent in Spanish come to America with their parents who wish …
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The issue of illegal immigration in the United States is a pertinent issue in our society today. More specifically, a …
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Shannon O’Neil is a senior Fellow for Latin America Studies, Council on Foreign Relations. O’Neil argues that the legalization of …
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Using what you learned yesterday about scholarly journals and databases, choose a topic to research that would fall under Latino …
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In many ways Fidel Castro is a hero for overthrowing the previous dictator, but at the same time he made …
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