The Pandemic Made It Worse for Ethnic Minority Kids
Minority kids were hurting even before COVID hit
Negrito Blues
Hector chats with William Garcia-Medina, a PhD candidate in the Department of American Studies at the University of Kansas, and a native son of Puerto Rico now living in Dallas, Texas
Así Es Nuevo México
Hector chats with Lillian Gorman, assistant professor of Spanish sociolinguistics and director of the Spanish as a Heritage Language Program at the University of Arizona, and a proud Nuevomexicana from Albuquerque
The Case Against Latinx
A chat with Julian, a high school educator in the Chicago area
By Reason or By Force
A chat with Benjamín Buendía, a professor English at the University of Chile and a journalist and activist in Santiago
The Price of Paralysis in Puerto Rico
In Puerto Rico, we are at a crossroads. Our social, economic, and political crisis is deeper than we dare to admit. As the floor is removed from under our feet, old paradigms are more useless than ever before. In its current paralysis, Puerto Rico will continue to deteriorate, still under the domination of the United…
Hella Latina
A chat with with Odalys Jasmine Garcia, host of the podcast Hella Latin@ and a first-generation Honduran American from San Diego, California
School’s Out
The President thinks reopening schools will help his reelection, but a majority of Americans oppose the move
