Mapping the Unsung History of Puerto Rican Resistance

Hispanic-Only Conference and Housing at USC and Loyola Marymount Challenged by Equal Protection Project

“That program discriminates on its face and unequivocally on the basis of national origin The post Hispanic-Only Conference and Housing at USC and Loyola Marymount Challenged by Equal Protection Project first appeared on Le·gal In·sur·rec·tion.

Hispanics-only program draws civil rights complaint against USC, Loyola Marymount University

'Open discrimination, they don’t try to hide it.'

Nothing “Nuanced” About Perez’s Anti-Woman Record

Out of touch Marie Gluesenkamp Perez just told Southwest Washington exactly where she stands: with the radical left, not women and girls. Asked about the Supreme Court’s Title IX decision, Perez called the issue “nuanced.” While 80 of Americans oppose biological men competing against women, Perez is still bending over backward to appease the far left. Her [] The post Nothing “Nuanced” About Perez’s Anti-Woman Record appeared first on NRCC.

America250: Descendants of Revolutionary War supporters keep South Texas history alive

As the nation celebrates the 250th anniversary of signing the Declaration of Independence, members of the Sons of the American Revolution in San Antonio are highlighting the often-overlooked role South Texas played in helping the United States win its independence.

Preparing for the unthinkable

This story was produced by El Tímpano, a civic media organization serving and covering the Bay Area’s Latino and Mayan immigrant communities. The original version of the story can be found here. In 2024, Guadalupe Maribel Aguilar Martín became a U.S. citizen, nearly two decades after fleeing an abusive ex-boyfriend in her native Guatemala. The []