Por: The New York Times World October 28, 2022
LONDON — Ruby Williams was 14 when a teacher stopped her as she walked down a corridor of her school in London and told her that her Afro hair was too big. A few days later, her mother, Kate Williams, said, the teacher summoned Ruby out of her class and sent her home, recommending some chemicals to straighten her hair. He did not allow her back until she braided her hair so it stuck to her head.Her mother said Ruby had loved school, but after... + full article
Time USA Nation October 15, 2022
Leaked audio recordings of racist remarks made by Los Angeles City Councilwoman Nury Martinez—who resigned this week—were a shock to the L.A. political establishment, but for many Afro-Latinos and Indigenous people from Latin America, it was a grim reminder of racism in the... + más
Letters to the Editor: Readers call on Councilwoman Nury Martinez to resign | Los Angeles Times
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Los Angeles Times USA Politics October 14, 2022
Scanning all the media coverage of the leaked City Council audio — which at this moment seems poised to join Nixon's Watergate tapes in the annals of recording infamy — it's hard to decide which sections might be the most appalling. Councilmember Mike Bonin, who is... + más
Latino-Owned Businesses Grew in 2021-22, But Still Lag Non-Latino-Owned Firms | Forbes
Former LA City Council President Nury Martinez takes leave of absence amid racism allegations | ABC News
Orlando Sentinel USA Entertainment October 06, 2022
A new edition of the social issues series “Justice for All” is set to air this week on Spectrum News 13 in celebration of Hispanic Heritage Month. This new 30-minute special entitled “Afro-Latinos Fight for Equality,” will air 7 p.m. Oct. 6 and will look specifically at... + más
Minecraft Honors South Florida Physician for Hispanic Heritage Month | NBC 6 South Florida
Hispanic and Latino workers deserve equal economic opportunity, not a return to the pre-pandemic status quo | MarketWatch
Chicago Sun Times USA Politics September 26, 2022
City and schools officials have publicly promised their plan to build a new $120 million public high school on Chicago’s Near South Side won’t cause significant harm to nearby historically Black schools that fear they’ll lose students and funding. But that rosy outlook... + más
Ejected Kenwood, Morgan Park players will be suspended for one game after postgame fight | Chicago Sun Times
State turnaround school district shrinking with likely exit of two schools | The Advocate
Time USA Life September 24, 2022
When Arturo Schomburg was a child in Puerto Rico in the 1880s, a teacher once told him that Black people had no real history or achievements worth noting. Incensed but motivated, Schomburg, the child of a Black mother and white German father, set out to prove his so-called... + más
How to embrace Hispanic Heritage Month | The Boston Globe
Newsletter: Latino voters remain key to victory in 2022. Can the GOP win them over? | Los Angeles Times
The Root USA Opinion September 24, 2022
I was a teenager before the Internet was a thing, so the inspiration for my hairstyles came from Hype Hair and Black Hair magazine, not Pinterest. Those popular hair magazines that inspired so many young Black girls in the 90s inspired Anita Grant’s new children’s book,... + más
The Beauty Guide: Hair Trends To Follow This Fall | Forbes
Opening up about hair loss for women: 'I'm tired of trying to cover it up' | The Advocate
The Advocate USA Health September 17, 2022
While the caused many Black women to open up about their hair loss, it was a Miami Beach, Florida, trip in March 2019 that ended Kalesha Hooker's attempts to hide her hair loss condition. Hooker's condition began almost 20 years ago.While taking a selfie on that... + más
Ali Landry shares her journey to wellness and how you can do it, too | The Advocate
Physical therapist charged with sexually abusing clients gets plea deal, avoids prison | The Advocate
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