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“Even though I was born and grew up in New York City, español, Spanish, was the language we spoke at home–– the language of Puerto
“Even though I was born and grew up in New York City, español, Spanish, was the language we spoke at home–– the language of Puerto
An interesting thing we are taught about living in the United States when we are growing up is that America is the “land of the
Immigration legislation has a long legacy of targeting groups for mistreatment and exploitation, yet the first immigration policy was only enacted 90 years after the
You’re so American! When you were younger you were in bilingual classes but after elementary school, you completed all your school assignments in English. Most
The Holy See has played a very important role for a very long time for global issues addressing major challenges our world faces. The Holy
Cesar Chavez was born on a scorching hot day near Yuma Arizona on March 31st, 1927 to Mexican-American immigrant parents in a small adobe home.
Have you ever wondered what you would do without water? Water is indeed life. And without access to clean water, life’s hardships become further amplified.
It was a warm September day in 1943 when Soledad Vidaurri walked her daughters, Alice and Virginia Vidaurri, and her brother’s children, Sylvia, Gonzalo Jr.,
What if you could take the best of Jackie Robinson’s athleticism and defense of civil rights, combined with the legal mind and drive for justice
On January 5th, 2012, a simple image of white text on a black background was posted on 4chan’s /x/ – Paranormal board, a site that
Even before the killing of George Floyd, there had been a well-established pattern of oppression by law enforcement agents killing innocent African Americans. Just to
Slavery We all are familiar with the term “slavery” and the rich and complex history it holds for the United States of America. The basic
Many of the great leaders and activists detailed in history books are rarely still here to share their story. When we learn about an exemplary
After a Tetris game with the luggage, a couple of naps, and a karaoke session our group of students had finally made it to the
WARNING: This article contains a detailed description of a sexual assault story. Raquel’s husband is killed while at work. Days after his death, a group
On the outskirts of the small town of Parkersburg, West Virginia, Wilbur Earl Tennant owned a ranch in crisis. At least one hundred calves and
Some children grow up fortunate enough to confidently know that a hot meal awaits them once they return home from school. Yet many more children
Private Felix E. Longoria from Three Rivers, Texas, was one of the soldiers who gave his life during World War II. Felix Longoria was drafted
While most of us are worried about our jobs and not being able to go out, Covid-19 devastated Sandy Brown’s entire life in a matter
The Rodney Reed case reminds us of past racial injustices and the many ways in which the Jim Crow legacy remains very much alive today.
A radio commercial suddenly took over the cars’ atmosphere that can only be described as jittery amidst a traffic jam on the way back from
They were known as the “Bad Boys”. The Detroit Pistons rose to power in the Eastern Conference of the National Basketball Association during the 1988-89
Yaser Esam Hamdi, enemy? Having lived in Saudi Arabia for most of his life, Hamdi first encountered the U.S. military in 2001, when the U.S.
Social media tends to distract its consumers from real-world problems. Internet trolls can make life-threatening issues into jokes and discredit the magnitude of real problems.
In December 2013, Harvard University was rocked by a bomb threat. As the threat threw the campus into a state of chaos, local law enforcement
Argentina did it! They have stunned the basketball world by becoming the first national team to deny American professional players the gold medal at the
In the middle of the Finnish hinterland, Soviet soldiers huddled desperately around a big fire, trying to gather even the slightest hint of heat in
No one would ever really expect that the arrest of a man could change an entire nation’s legal system. This was a man who came
One cold winter night in May 1893, a train screeched to a halt in a station. A swarm of passengers boarded the engine on a
German children cluster in small groups around the barbed wire fence, talking and chatting among themselves. As their anticipation grows, more and more children arrive,
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