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State officials say that unemployment rates for minority groups are higher than the overall rate, but say the sample sizes are too small to calculate specific numbers. “We’re in such a state that we need to think about emergency measures to prevent us...
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For a country that has seen it’s population surpass the 300 million mark and where diversity couldn’t be more evident, it is becoming more evident that minorities & to a large extent our youth or those under the age of 20 – which...
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Oxford House and DePaul University are teaming up to conduct a study that focuses on Latinos who have a history of substance abuse and are trying to get their lives back on track. �[We�re going to] invite Latino men and women, who come out of treatment...
Tags: Oxford Houses, Dr. Richard Contreras, Latinos, Spain, Madrid, Oxford House, Latino, Drug rehabilitation, Settlement houses, DePaul University
Velasquez Institute, looks at how the home ownership crisis is impacting blacks and Latinos...Experts say the reason behind the increased risk is simple: Latinos and blacks were more vulnerable to predatory lending practices during the housing boom in...
Tags: Antonio Gonzalez, Los Angeles County, Latinos, Raul Hinojosa, Marty Rodriguez, major cities, higher risk, Walnut Creek, Predatory lending, Business Finance, Mortgage, Subprime lending, Foreclosure, Social Issues
Wednesday, November 11, 2009 Hispanic higher education by Biodun Iginla, BBC News and the Economist EL PASO From The Economist print edition Improving performance is linked in part to immigration policy THE University of Texas-El Paso (UTEP)...
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For an entire week Democratic Senator Harry Reid’s office has been trying to get a Republican member of the Senate to “co-sponsor for an utterly non-controversial resolution honoring the legacy and role of Hispanic media.” As...
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As the world and more notably the United States becomes tabbed as a ‘melting pot’ of ethnic diversity, the gap between love and hate either widens or narrows. As the diversity in the United States changes, unfortunately so does the hate within...
Tags: Hate crimes, race, United States, President Obama, Russia, China, Iran, Iraq, Afghanistan, Mexico, Latinos, government, politics, illegal immigrants, hate, murder, killing, small towns, elections, unemployment, recession, doctors, high school
The world is full of such pain, suffering and despair that suicide is usually overlooked on the national and local news outlets level. However, it seems that perhaps it’s time to point the spotlight on the issue of taking one’s own life...
Tags: Suicide, Latin, Latinos, school, murder, death, Mexico, United States, California, China, Russia, Iran, Iraq, Afghanistan, government, politics, pain, suffering, President Obama, high school, college, culture, America
Top 7 Arguments Against Racial Profiling Racial Profiling Doesn't Work black suspects were no more likely to actually have drugs or illegal weapons in their cars than white suspects. According to the Public Health Service, approximately...
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Some surprising new facts appeared in this week's news. Regarding how many Mexicans are coming to the US: The number of Mexican immigrants entering the US has fallen sharply. It has hit a 10-year low (in the 12 months...
Tags: immigration, migration, illegal immigration, Latinos, joblessness, remittances, US Border Patrol, population trends, Hispanic workers, on-the-job deaths