Latinos Test Starbucks’ Horchata Frappuccino by Maxiel Mejia Who doesn’t love horchata?! This sweet, and decadent treat is sinfully good. It has long been a staple in Latino households, making an appearance at holidays or as the go-to summer drink. Recipes of this beloved beverage
A New Look At How Latinos Are Powering the U.S. Economy: Report by Stephen A. Nuño A new report puts a price tag on the Latino population in the United States, and it is over two trillion dollars. This economic
Latinos Blast Immigration Bill by SUZANNE GAMBOA A newly-introduced bill that would drastically change the country’s system for people who want to legally immigrate to the U.S. was quickly criticized as an economy killer, racially-motivated and an attack on U.S. values,
Latinos Dominate the VMAs Nomination List by Alexis Morillo This past Tuesday, MTV released their nomination list for the upcoming 2017 Video Music Awards on Aug. 27. The year has been full of amazing hits and Latinos were seen and
Latinos To Fuel Quarter Of U.S. Economy If the Latino population were a country, it’d have the 7th largest GDP in the world. By Carolina Moreno Latinos’ economic contributions in the U.S. make up an essential part of the country’s
Henry Cisneros: Latinos USA ‘Saving Grace’ by Suzanne Gamboa Former Housing Secretary Henry Cisneros told members of the oldest Latino civil rights group the Latino population is the “saving grace” of America’s future and asked, “Why cannot more Americans see
Latino Books to Enjoy This Summer by RIGOBERTO GONZÁLEZ The sunny days of summer have arrived, and hopefully so has the opportunity to enjoy some time reading by the pool, beach, or on your quiet porch. What better way to relieve some
Latinos Are The New Face of Tech By Mark Vargas The economy needs to create 150,000 new jobs each month to keep the unemployment rate steady and to balance population growth. In fact, just last month, ADP reported that companies
Eva Longoria Says That “Latinos in America Must Unite” By John Rodriguez What do Mexicans, Puerto Ricans, Dominicans, Ecuadorians, Colombians, and Peruvians all have in common? The answer is simple: they are all Latino. The only thing that truly makes anyone from
Half of Latinos Identify as ‘Some Other Race’ by Paul Bedard Nearly half of self-described Hispanics and Latinos do not identify with the Census category “Hispanic or Latino,” with a growing number instead choosing “some other race” when filling out
