Tarrant Count - Proclamation to Honor Hispanic Heritage Foiled
Tarrant County Commissioner Alyssa Simmons of Precinct 2 issued a proclamation honoring Latino-led media during Hispanic Heritage Month.
‘We’re Not Going To Stop’ — Native Leaders in CA Commemorate Indigenous Peoples’ Day
BERKELEY, Calif. – Calvin Hedrick remembers wishing he could disappear during his fourth-grade history lesson after his teacher told the class that the ‘poor pioneers’ coming to California were slaughtered by Indians.
'No vamos a parar' — Líderes nativos en California conmemoran el Día de los Pueblos Indígenas
BERKELEY, California – Calvin Hedrick recuerda haber deseado poder desaparecer durante su clase de historia en cuarto curso después de que su profesor dijera a la clase que los 'pobres pioneros' que llegaban a California fueron masacrados por indios.
The America of the Voter
Imagine that this is the day after the election. Your preferred candidate won. If you did not vote if you are a non-voter the election is over for you.
La América del votante
Imagínese que es el día después de las elecciones. Su candidato preferido ha ganado. Si usted no votó —si es una persona que no ejerce su derecho al voto—, para usted las elecciones ya han terminado.
Halloween Monster Burgers That Just Might Bite Back
Out with the ordinary, in with the weird – that’s what the Halloween season is all about. These Halloween Monster Burgers give a ghoulishly fun twist on burger night, featuring all your favorite toppings transformed into olive eyes, cheese fangs and a pickle tongue.
A ‘Lifeline’ for Day Laborers in West Sonoma County
GRATON, Calif. – It’s 6:30 a.m. and Karym Sanchez and his team are already preparing for the day ahead. Despite the early morning hours, the space begins to fill with men and women hoping their names will be called for a day of paid work.
The Spirit of Emiliano Zapata
Most people today recognize the iconic images of Emiliano Zapata and Pancho Villa, yet many cannot distinguish one from the other. It’s understandable—both men became legendary figures of the Mexican Revolution, celebrated in Mexico but less familiar to many in the United States.
