Latinos and African Americans suffer the nation’s highest rates of long COVID. Yet systemic health care inequality and poor outreach have resulted in clinics with mostly white patient lists.
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Álvaro Enrigue’s latest novel is a trippy, thought-provoking reimagining of a seminal point in the history of the Americas: When Cortés came calling on Tenochtitlán.
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How reporting has helped mold my mixed identity.
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One up-and-coming immigrant comedian is resonating with Latino audiences both in social media and on the stage.
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Why the Paris Olympics will have a lasting impact on women like me.
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There is no unified mechanism for cross-referencing the DNA of searching families with the remains awaiting identification in U.S. morgues. So who identifies them and how?
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A presidential order might end a nightmare that’s been all too real for thousands of families. Certain undocumented spouses of citizens might finally win the right to work and apply for legal residency without risking deportation or exile of 10 years or more.
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Women scholars open up about the challenges and possibilities of studying and teaching reggaetón in higher education.
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Mujeres académicas hablan abiertamente sobre los retos y posibilidades de estudiar y enseñar sobre reggaetón en las universidades.
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Lack of data and discrimination: Mexican authorities fail in the search for missing migrants.
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Activism, an emotional refuge for Arizona’s immigrant students.
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Overcrowded morgues and underreporting in Mexico's national database of missing persons.
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In Russellville, Alabama, Superintendent Heath Grimes won national recognition for serving the city’s growing Hispanic student body. Then the district showed him the door.
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En Russellville, Alabama, el superintendente Heath Grimes recibió reconocimiento nacional por atender las necesidades del creciente cuerpo estudiantil hispano de la ciudad. Luego, el distrito le mostró la puerta de salida.
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Volunteers at an overcrowded migrant shelter north of Mexico City perform the work that authorities neglect, confronting tragedies of others while struggling to care for themselves.
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Los voluntarios de una saturada casa de acogida para migrantes, al norte de Ciudad de México, realizan las labores que las autoridades no hacen, enfrentándose a las tragedias de los demás sin poder cuidarse a sí mismos.
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After unprecedented protests swept Cuba in 2021, a wave of people left the island to cross the United States’ southern border. One was journalist Jesús Jank Curbelo, who tells his story of being smuggled through Central America and Mexico.
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En 35 estados del país, los estudiantes tienen derecho a asistir a la escuela preparatoria por lo menos hasta los 20 años de edad; una investigación de The 74 reveló que a un joven inmigrante de 19 años se le negó la entrada de manera reiterada.
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In 35 states, students have a right to attend high school until at least age 20; a 74 investigation revealed a 19-year-old immigrant was repeatedly turned away.
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Hace un año, 40 hombres murieron en un incendio en Ciudad Juárez. Un análisis de ProPublica y The Texas Tribune revela que el incidente fue el resultado previsto y previsible de cambios claves en las políticas fronterizas de EE.UU.
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