» April 22, 2008
7 posts
Slain Chicano Journalist Ruben Salazar Honored With Postage Stamp
20:40 H — Cindylu
Ruben Salazar (1928-1970) is one of five American journalists being honored with postage stamps. According to the US Postal Service, these journalists were chosen because they risked (and in Salazar's case, lost) their lives covering some of the most... Read more »
Topics: History - Los Angeles - Media
First Poll Numbers are In for Penn Primary
19:37 H — Maegan la Mala
So CNN in Espanish is reporting some of the first poll numbers about half an hour after the polls closed. Hillary Clinton is winning with 66% of the vote and Barack Obama is showing 34%. It isn't stated how many... Read more »
Topics: US Presidential Race 2008
Live Blogging the Pennsylvania Primary
18:42 H — Maegan la Mala
Back inside after celebrating Earth Day outside with my children, and I'm watching and reading the news coverage of the Pennsylvania Democratic Primary. In less than two hours the polls close and the Huffington Post is reporting exit polls with... Read more »
Topics: US Presidential Race 2008
Arizona Bill Seeks to Ban Race-Based Student Groups
11:15 H — Cindylu
When I first got to college, I found myself in a place where there were few people who looked like me. I son got involved in Movimiento Estudiantil Chicana/o de Aztlan (MEChA). Suddenly, I was busy working on several... Read more »
5 Ways to Celebrate Earth Day : Latino Style
10:00 H — Maegan la Mala
Feliz Earth Day mi gente. Hopefully today you will find a way to do something for madre tierra if you haven't been doing so already. Here are some quick and easy things you can do right now to celebrate and... Read more »
Topics: Environment
CNN en Espanol is Calling Penn for Hillary
09:05 H — Maegan la Mala
CNN in Espanish is projecting Hillary Clinton as the winner in the Penn primary with 54% to Barack Obama's 46%. Very close. ... Read more »
Topics: US Presidential Race 2008
Doesn't the U.S. Need More Aerospace Engineers?
08:00 H — Maegan la Mala
Or maybe not really so the country can spare a young man like this because his name is Juan. Via / The Mex Files... Read more »
Topics: Education - Immigration - Politics - Youth



