New Orleans is a city of stories. Some are worth believing, others come with a price.
Vodou, Bourbon St., Mardi Gras beads, powdered sugar spilling from beignets, and a jazz track. New Orleans is synonymous with
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Gente de NAHJ: Romon Granger is just a country boy, and he likes it that way
At the towering Marriott in downtown New Orleans, Romon Granger can be seen wearing a slick blue button up shirt,
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Novice photographer beats Pulitzer-winning photojournalists in NAHJ contest
With two cameras strapped across her torso, Abigail Segoviano stood outside a bustling conference room at the Marriott New Orleans.
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How Laura Rodríguez Presa went from journaling to Pulitzer journalism
For Laura Rodríguez Presa, the prize also represents a shift in the public conversation surrounding the Latino community
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Spanish broadcasters reflect on the importance of their work
New Orleans Saints Spanish language broadcasters, Juan Carlos Ramos and Mario Jerez, connect the city’s rowdy football culture with latinidad.
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Gente de NAHJ: Efrain Robles vive la buena vida
Efrain Robles grew up watching his single mother, Vicky Robles, work in housekeeping and assembly lines in pursuit of what
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How Cecilia Vega’s life flipped in one minute and 48 seconds
Cecilia Vega reflects on her firing from 60 Minutes; uses her over two decades of experience in the news industry to inform new generations
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NAHJ brings a little New Orleans soul to members with a second line
Decked out in red and gold sequins, a member of the Mardi Gras Indians bounced to the boom of drums
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Inhala, exhala: Journalists find their center in run club, yoga at NAHJ
The New Orleans’ humidity didn’t stop members of National Association of Hispanic Journalists from running a 5K this week. Participants
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How one Central American group is leaving its mark on New Orleans’s food scene
Hondurans have historically been the largest Latino population in the city. From traditional baleadas to tres leches king cake, their food and restaurants are gaining wider recognition.
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It’s not fútbol: Spanish-language NFL broadcasts grow as interest booms
Every Sunday before the Saints game, Latino fans put on their playeras and serve up their favorite botanas — chips,
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NAHJ members embrace the spirit of New Orleans, leave their mark
Journalists from across the country gathered around a table at a ceviche bar to decorate handkerchiefs — a tribute to the culture of New Orleans.
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Utah’s Latino population is growing. West Valley City has been at the heart of it for centuries.
Fresh conchas line the shelves inside a neighborhood panadería as customers switch effortlessly between Spanish and English. Outside, signs advertise
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Get off your phone: Snail mail clubs take off among Latino creators
Mailing clubs are emerging as a physical alternative to online newsletters and social media channels as a way to connect Latinos and build community.
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Periodismo en vertical: la reinvención del formato periodístico
Ante el cambio en los hábitos de consumo, periodistas latinos adaptan sus historias al video corto sin sacrificar la credibilidad ni la ética del oficio.
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Chicago is known for its Italian beef. But do you know the jibarito?
In Chicago, the word “jibarito” means one thing: a plate of Puerto Rican delight. The sandwich — a thin strip
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NAHJ conference goers share their biggest takeaways
After an exciting week at the NAHJ conference in Chicago, The Latino Reporter asked attendees for their biggest takeaways from
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Gente de NAHJ: Vlogger wants to help other introverts break out of their shell
CHICAGO HILTON FITNESS CENTER — One would never be able to tell that Nicholas Cruz was once an introvert from watching
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Gente de NAHJ: Una apasionada voluntaria trabaja junto a su hijo
Entre los 40 voluntarios realizando un sinnúmero de labores para asegurarse de que la conferencia de NAHJ transcurra sin contratiempos
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