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Robles sits down with Latino USA‘s Maria Hinojosa to tell his story. → Read More
The 2011 college wrestling national champion sits with Latino USA's Maria Hinojosa to tell his story. → Read More
Or is it more complicated? → Read More
Underrepresented groups struggle to get hired and stay hired. Especially women of color. → Read More
Actor Desmin Borges says playing an Iraq veteran with PTSD has changed him forever. His role as Edgar Quintero on... → Read More
The name Jose Rene “J.R.” Martinez may sound familiar to you for a variety of reasons. Maybe you were rooting... → Read More
We discuss with Brihana Gray, John McWhorter, and Walter Thompson Hernandez. → Read More
During Hurricane Harvey, one DACA recipient and his friend braved rising flood waters to try and rescue survivors. → Read More
Gerardo Lopez discusses what the constant news coverage of MS-13 feels like to someone with deep connections to the gang. → Read More
We break down the crisis in Venezuela and we show that the good guy vs. bad guy narrative isn't as simple as it might seem. → Read More
"He wasn’t supposed to be buried there because he’s a Mexican." → Read More
Latino USA tells the story of Dorothy Barrera and explores the larger history of segregated cemeteries. → Read More
A lawyer and a legal representative shed light on this new world for lawyers. → Read More
Last year, he called Donald Trump a “buffoon” on cable news. Now, he’s working with him. Is Javier Palomarez trying... → Read More
Many movies have been made about the U.S.-Mexico Drug War in recent years, but surprisingly few have been directed by Latino directors. Maria Hinojosa speaks with Mexican-American filmmaker Bernardo Ruiz about why this is a problem and what he believes needs to change. This story was produced in collaboration with Remezcla. Featured image: Bernardo Ruiz, photo by Juan Luis Garcias → Read More
In 1939, a Mexican-American high school basketball team shocked the world. More than 25 years before Texas Western made history... → Read More
Writer Sandra Cisneros was the first Chicana writer to receive a MacArthur Fellowship in 1995. She is the author of... → Read More
Carmen Tafolla is the Poet Laureate of Texas and the author of numerous works of poetry, short stories, and children’s... → Read More