‘You Don’t Look Chinese’ – How Bullying Shaped One Student’s Identity
“You’re Korean, right? I mean, you don’t look very Chinese.
NHMC Amplifies Upcoming Latin Projects and New Releases
In Players, Gina Rodriguez is New York sportswriter Mack, who has spent years devising successful hook-up “plays” with her best friend…
What’s Ahead for the U.S. Economy in 2024?
Although inflation and unemployment rates are falling, many Americans are struggling to stay afloat with record-high costs of living.
Guatemalans Celebrate New President
In a region where autocracy is rising, Bernardo Arevalo’s ascension in Guatemala this week is being seen as a blow for democracy.
Little Joe at 83 Talks Life, Politics y Mas
Exert from February Cover Article on Hola Texas Print
Sweet Family Favorites to Celebrate Lent
If you’re in search of a meatless meal – whether you’re observing Lent or simply adhering to your own dietary restrictions – remember you don’t have to sacrifice on taste.
For Asian Americans, January Brings Memories of Tragedy and Hope for Change
Memorials for those killed in attacks targeting the Asian American community are a reminder both of the pain and of how activists are turning tragedy into a chance for real change.
Solve Busy Weeknights with Simple, Satisfying Meals
Juggling those weeknight responsibilities including homework, catching up on emails, after-school activities, social events and more can leave families scrambling when it comes time for dinner.
I MADE IT TO 80
ast summer I was as they say, minding my own business watching television at home when I received a call to the effect that I had been nominated to host the Latino Workers Leadership Institute by members of the planning committee.
Weathering a Nationwide Tripledemic
A surging “tripledemic” of COVID-19, flu and RSV threatens to overburden an already burdened U.S. healthcare system.