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1Latinos See Increase in Well-Being

Latinos See Increase in Well-Being

Mar 19, 2020

According to a new assessment, results reveal that in the United States Latinos continue to increase their overall lifestyle quality. Compared to other demographics, Latinos as a whole, have the most substantial growth when it comes to categories such as: health, income, and education. “Latinos overall saw their score in the American Human Development Index […]

2The city of Coachella is Sponsoring Two Latino-Focused Film Festivals this year

The city of Coachella is Sponsoring Two Latino-Focused Film Festivals this year

Aug 21, 2018

Some great news for fans of Latino-focused films, the city of Coachella will be sponsoring two film festivals this October. The council made the decision in June to award city sponsorship to the Official Latino Film and Arts Festival as well as to Cinema Culturas – 2018 Coachella Valley Film Festival in the Fields. Both […]

3California’s Teachers Pension Fund to Consider Divesting from gun Retailers

California’s Teachers Pension Fund to Consider Divesting from gun Retailers

Nov 20, 2017

Some interesting news has come from the California State Teachers’ Retirement System (CalSTRS) regarding its pension fund. The teachers’ pension fund is considering canceling its investments in national retail companies selling guns and ammunition banned in the state after a call for action from Treasurer John Chiang following the mass shooting in Las Vegas last […]

4Will California’s Free Tuition Movement Succeed?

Will California’s Free Tuition Movement Succeed?

Oct 19, 2017

Concern over increasing tuition rates and soaring student debt has driven a rapidly expanding campaign for free public higher education at the local, state, and national level. In California, lawmakers, political candidates and education advocates are among those pushing for ways to get rid of fees and other costs for some students. This fall, San […]

5California is Tolerant, Especially when it comes to Failing Schools

California is Tolerant, Especially when it comes to Failing Schools

Jul 13, 2017

According to Dan Walters of The Sacramento Bee, California tolerates a K-12 school system that’s failing to properly educate millions of poor minority students. Under Jerry Brown’s governance, per-pupil spending has increased 50 percent up to $11,000 for the first time with his new budget this year. Most of this increased money has been allocated […]

6Trump Plans on Copying Canada’s Immigration System

Trump Plans on Copying Canada’s Immigration System

May 15, 2017

President Trump has mentioned various times that he intends to reform the U.S.’s immigration system and that he wants it to be like Canada’s immigration system. However, this is not that easy because the United States and Canada are two different nations that deal with different issues. Canada happens to have a more selective immigration […]

7The Heavyweight Punch is one of the most Vicious Weapons in Sports

The Heavyweight Punch is one of the most Vicious Weapons in Sports

May 9, 2017

The heavyweight punch is the most powerful weapon in sports. Mike Tyson in his prime proved that when used correctly, the punch of a heavyweight can do some serious damage. But the knockout punch has a science behind it that is as magnificent as the terrifying damage it inflicts. The knockout punch needs to be […]

8Latinos are Driving the New Mainstream Economy

Latinos are Driving the New Mainstream Economy

Apr 19, 2017

The impact that Latinos have in the U.S. is often overlooked, which has happened all throughout the history of the United States. But some people like Sol Trujillo, a global executive and former CEO of telecom giants like Orange S.A. and Telstra, would argue that Latinos play a major role in the United States, especially […]

9John Leguizamo Opens up About his lack of Latino History Growing up

John Leguizamo Opens up About his lack of Latino History Growing up

Apr 17, 2017

John Leguizamo did an interview with Vogue to promote his new one-man show, titled “Latin History for Morons.” In the show, Leguizamo discusses how Latinos should get credit for their contributions to the United States’ history. Even though he was treated differently growing up for being Latino, Leguizamo did not delve into his Latino heritage […]

10Will California Proposition 58 Bring About The Return of Bilingual Education in California?

Will California Proposition 58 Bring About The Return of Bilingual Education in California?

Nov 4, 2016

In 1998, California voters passed Proposition 227, which required parents to sign a waiver if they wanted to keep their children in a bilingual classroom, without that waiver, English Leaner Students were automatically placed in English only classrooms. The argument in 1998 was that bilingual education delayed a students’ ability to read, write and understand […]

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