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The Republic of Baseball: Dominican Giants of the American Game,” a moving 90-minute documentary by Ruck and Manatt, is the complex story about the first generation of baseball players from the Dominican Republic

Interesting take on the movie “Crash”

St. Patty’s celebration for everyone — Latinos included.

As Cuba and Japan prepared for Monday night‘s game in San Diego, Miami‘s Cubans found themselves in an awkward position, split over whether to root for the Cubans or protest the participation of the communist country in the tournament.

Cojones is a Spanish word that means, literally, testicles. In the U.S., however, it’s a sort of catch-all term for daring. That’s approximately what Volkswagen was going for in a blunt black-and-white billboard featuring its GTI 2006 model accompanied by

Samuel Huntington argued in his book “Who Are We?” that Hispanic immigrants were a threat to the national identity of the U.S. because, unlike other ethnic groups, they were not assimilating into the host nation.

The hundreds of thousands of Hispanics who have settled in Central Florida are contributing more to the area than just raw population growth

For your St. Patrick’s Day reading pleasure.

From Tijuana to the Bay Area, marching for an end the war.

“The Colombian newspaper stated that the 5-ton image was done in steel by the German artist Dieter Pratt. It represents the friendship his country has with the singer and with Colombia.”

‘Nuff said. Check ‘em out.

Many Hispanics are still homeless and living in dire conditions along the Gulf Coast because of a language barrier and ethnic profiling

Nice homegrown racism in Utah. I guess they think if a white walked into a “Latino” shopping center they’d get whisked away by security?

The crowd is about 90 percent Latino and 95 percent queer, clad in muscle shirts and chinos, highlighted bangs and evenly applied hair product.

Cliche alert!

Thursday, March 16, Latin zest meets American know-how when Latin lifestyle expert Ingrid Hoffmann appears on Martha. As part of week long series on cooking school…

New blog directory for mujeres only, and in Spanish!

Just goes to show that even among indigenous groups, racism is alive and well.

It seems everything is moving LEFT!

Finally SOMEONE explains what a “pollada” is. Literally mentioned on the Laura show like 100 times per episode, I never got the whole meaning until now. En español.

A flag is the symbol of a nation and Chavez is solidifying his influence by changing Venezuela’s flag.

Mi perla favorita: “Los ‘aliens’ (extraterrestres/extranjeros) ya están aquí, pero no vienen del espacio sino de nuestras fronteras desprotegidas con México”.

The Christopher St. Pier was renovated as part of the new Greenwich Village section of the Hudson River Park, and since opening in spring 2003 has been a magnet for gay and lesbian youth, many of them African-American and Latino.

It is a significant feature of achievement at the upper score ranges as well. It is imperative that interventions designed to close the achievement gap attend to the needs of the entire academic spectrum of Latino students.”

The silly scene is part of “CircumSIZED Cinema,” shown on cable’s SiTV, which takes Mexican B-movies and lays down funny scripts that aim to give young Hispanics a laugh in English.

Many Latin Americans have adopted the United States’ national pastime as their own, but they proudly employ their own bubbling soup of language to call the beisbol play-by-play. It is colorful and creative, lyrical and poetic, taking full advantage of the

Arizona State University and the University of Texas at Austin have partnered to create “Voices of Valor,” a theatrical production that holds its world premiere on March 11 at 7 p.m. in the Grady Gammage Auditorium.

At a town hall meeting Tuesday to improve dialogue between the Daily News and its Latino readers, area Latino leaders raised concerns about the newspaper’s coverage and urged reporters and editors to use more sources from their community

Just the sight of her name makes me want to vomit.