Latino Voices
Reproductive justice advocates warned the country about a domino effect after S.B. 8 became law. It has already started.
A Black Heritage Center Has Submitted A Proposal To Melt Down Charlottesville’s Robert E. Lee Statue
And then turn it into art. The Confederate monument, removed from a city park earlier this year, was at the center of a deadly white supremacist rally in 2017.
"When our adoptive parents do not properly prepare us for a racialized world, we are left playing a game of catch-up."
WHAT'S HAPPENING
Under S.B. 8, a radical anti-abortion law, undocumented folks are “either forced into parenthood or risking deportation," advocates say.
Poor people need insurance. Seniors need dental care. And there may not be money for both.
Beaches are supposed to be open to all. But as privatization sweeps the debt-smothered territory, treasured shorelines face new threats.
"Anyone who exists in a fat body has a horror story about a time they were simply trying to enjoy food in public."
The new episode of the Disney+ series is a milestone for actors Frankie A. Rodriguez and Joe Serafini, who also are dating in real life.
It turns out Myrna Pérez, a voting rights attorney up for a U.S. appeals court seat, isn't afraid to talk about why she doesn't like to use the word "felon."
The state lawmakers who fled for Washington to hold off an anti-voter bill said that Texans' voting rights "live on borrowed time" and that Congress must act.