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EL SHOW: Uniting Passion, Culture and Baseball’s Rich Latino Legacy
Hailing from native New York neighborhoods, the South Bronx and Washington Heights, Phil Colon and Rafael Jimenez share deep roots in the heart...
From the Bronx to the Big Leagues
Jasson Dominguez’s Journey of Hope and Determination In the heart of the Bronx, where dreams are woven into the very fabric of the...
Green Card Veterans – Deported and Forgotten
In the Mexican border town of Tijuana, Edwin Salgado sat on a folding chair cracking jokes with fellow U.S. military veterans on a...
Pain by Numbers: A Year After Hurricane Maria
It’s been several months since Hurricane Maria had devastated the island of Puerto Rico. While some parts of La Isla have recovered, the...
Gun in His House: An Argument Against Machismo
I come from a long line of Mexican machos, mustachioed and hard-working, brutal and generous, hilarious and cruel. Gun-toting, farm-laboring, factory-working, tequila and...
Cuban Artist Llane Alexis: Why Sewing Machines Are Scary
Self-taught, Cuban-born artist Llane Alexis hand-stitches textile remnants to make whimsical and politically charged works of art. I’m a self-taught artist, born and...
