Climate gentrification threatens iconic Little Haiti neighborhood in Miami
The smell of fried griot drifts along northeast 52nd street in Miami. Tourists and longtime residents roam through Little Haiti, an
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Features
‘That is what sets us apart’: Maya immigrants say their identity doesn’t fit in any box
Tribal drumming echoes off outer walls of buildings behind the Miramar Cultural Center. Wooden seed pods clink together like a
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From Houston to Miami: By plane? No. By car.
It is past two in the morning and pitch black outside. Ray Ruiz’s GPS connection is flickering as he drives
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As members of two minority groups, Afro-Latinos face intense prejudice
Growing up in a predominantly white neighborhood outside Boston, Brittany Volcy was often made to feel like her African features
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Latino fans hope new MLS team and stadium will boost interest in the game
After over a decade without a Major League Soccer team, soccer fans in Miami are excited to see the sport
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Latino journalists covering natural disasters juggle danger, family worries, pressing deadlines
When Arelis Hernández landed in Puerto Rico after Hurricane María swept across the island, she knew the drill — talk
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From gentrification to gente-fication: Boyle Heights residents reclaim their neighorhood
LOS ANGELES — Clustered under the shade of trees in Mariachi Plaza, several men chatted about their workday near J&F
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NAHJ Student Project: One idea, 30 years, countless success stories
Maggie Rivas-Rodriguez doesn’t remember whose idea it was. But it originated in Los Angeles in 1987, when Rivas-Rodriguez went to
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Allegations spur new policy: NAHJ student-mentor relationships banned
National Association of Hispanic Journalists board members have issued a policy prohibiting romantic relationships between organization mentors and students, weeks
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