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La Opinión, a Spanish-language newspaper, recently reported that state legislatures considered nearly three times the number of immigration-related bills than this time last year. In April, state legislators in all of the 50 states had introduced at least 1169 bills and resolutions addressing immigration or immigrant-related issues. As of now, there is a total of [...]
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I just finished watching the 2007 NCLR ALMA Awards. The ALMA Awards honors the accomplishments made by Hispanics in film and television in 2006. The awards show is sponsored by the National Council of La Raza and hosted by Eva Longoria. Anyway, after George Lopez received his award, he got to jam with the band [...]
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I came across this piece on OpEdNews. It is a link to an article on the New York Times, Hispanic Groups Reconsider Their Support for Gonzales.
Two years ago, major Hispanic groups broke with other civil rights organizations and supported Alberto R. Gonzales’s nomination for attorney general, primarily because he would become the highest-ranking Latino [...]
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This is the blog of Edmundo "XicanoPwr" Rocha, a social worker, an activist, freelance writer and founder and editor of The Sanctuary. My interests include: immigration reform, critical race theory and it's interaction with equality/inequality and freedom/oppression as they relate to the experiences of people of color in the Americas.
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