- Survey: More white people died than born in 2012 in U.S.
- Undocumented parents' immigration status hurts kids' education
- Were Obama's commencement speeches too harsh on blacks?
- Report: Blacks, Latinos underrepresented on cable news
- RNC Hispanic outreach leader becomes a Democrat
- Marines target Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders in new ad campaign
- Companies try to have it both ways with racist online ads
- Boston bombing aftermath: how did the media do?
- So-called Hispanic voters?
- "Illegal immigrant" phrase dropped from AP Stylebook
NAD's Blog
What values survive after Hispanic acculturation?
Submitted by NAD on Mon, 04/16/2012 - 10:16In his Big Tent column for AdAge magazine, David Morse poses the qustion, "Is there such a thing as a common Hispanic culture?"
Hispanics, Latinos and the difficulty of labeling
Submitted by NAD on Wed, 04/11/2012 - 14:18One of the many issues to arise from the tragic Trayvon Martin shooting is racial identity. Not just the obvious one, that 17-year-old Trayvon was black and wearing a hoodie (apparently the apparel of criminals - we could do dozens of blogs about the stupid things pundits said about black youths).
