La Raza Database Project seeks a true count of Latinos killed by police — but determining identity complicates accurate reporting.
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COVID increased maternal health risks for Hispanic people. Why? And who’s helping them navigate the challenges to their well-being?
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A Mexican journalist’s new book takes readers on a disturbing trip that reveals how organized criminals routinely targeted and killed travelers bound for the Texas border — with almost total impunity.
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Almost 40 years after a tragic civil war in Guatemala, the collateral damage continues. Two families - two communities - today have widely different visions of one man.
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The power and pressure from the in-between identities, sexualities and the journey of self-discovery.
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Feeling relief after getting laid off, a journalist reflects on her career reporting on the U.S./Mexico border, the cost to her mental health, and what she's learning about recovery.
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Big Oil’s Legacy: In Ecuador, Indigenous communities cope with pollution and illness.
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After the 2021 halt in applications, many Dreamers’ dreams are set aside.
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Where are the women in the music industry?
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The lack of personal identification is a barrier for many immigrants across the U.S. The soon-to-be-implemented REAL ID policy threatens to keep more people on society’s margins.
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Mexican panaderías in the United States transform gelatinas into folk art.
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In one Arizona morgue alone in the U.S. there are more than 300 unidentified remains of migrants. Their bones and belongings sit in cardboard boxes in a nondescript trailer in a parking lot.
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A human bridge of stories made into a podcast.
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A longtime activist for immigrant rights turns her attention to children hurt by family separation, and deportation, with a book that specially speaks to them.
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Reproductive care will be even more challenging for marginalized people after the fall of Roe v. Wade.
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Mexico does not guarantee access to COVID-19 vaccines to children born in the country who do not have identity documents
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Dalila Argueta was forced to leave Honduras because of her opposition to a U.S.-backed mine. She now lives in exile in the Basque Country, in a home for those who fight for human rights.
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As the routes to the U.S. - Mexico border from Latin America become longer and more complex, emerging online networks are fixing everything from flights to visas to move would-be migrants from country to country.
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As more Latinos join urban gardens, the benefits, and obstacles to cultivating roots in the city come into focus.
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