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Alianza Latina Philadelphia hosted a virtual panel to mobilize Latinx voters to mobilize before November 3. 
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Con Ellas Se Puede: Philadelphia Latina Alliance and Philatinos join to mobilize Latina voters
By Ericka Conant

A panel of Philly’s Latina leaders gathered virtually to discuss the power of the Latina Vote. Photo: ALAPHL

Dr. Joseph I Castro will replace Chancellor, Timothy White, expected to retire at the end of the year. Photo: CalState.edu  
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Joseph I. Castro, grandson of Mexican immigrants and first-gen college grad named CSU Chancellor
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Ben and Jerry’s co-founder Ben Cohen talks the case of Julian Assange and the importance of a free press

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Alianza Latina Philadelphia hosted a virtual panel to mobilize Latinx voters to mobilize before November 3. 
Politics
Con Ellas Se Puede: Philadelphia Latina Alliance and Philatinos join to mobilize Latina voters
Dr. Joseph I Castro will replace Chancellor, Timothy White, expected to retire at the end of the year. Photo: CalState.edu  
Politics
Joseph I. Castro, grandson of Mexican immigrants and first-gen college grad named CSU Chancellor
U.S . District Judge Lucy Koh stopped the 2020 census from finishing a month early. Photo:MATT ROURKE / AP
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2020 Census blocked from ending early, extended through Oct. 31
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House Judiciary Committee addresses the representation of people of color in media
Manny Guzman (left), Janet Diaz (middle), and Rep. Danilo Burgos (right) are all PA leaders that can help sway the Latinx vote in the state. Photos: Reading Eagle, Lancaster Online, AL DÍA News
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Latino Candidates in Pennsylvania Can Mobilize Voters, Impact Races
Councilwoman Katherine Gilmore Richardson, Charito Morales, and more join The Trust for Public Land. Photo: Deposit Photos
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Urban heat in Philadelphia neighborhoods: Trouble for Black, Latinx residents
Savanna’s Act and the Not invisible Act passed on Monday in a move towards making Indigenous women more visible. Photo: Washington Times
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Savanna’s Act, co-sponsored by Rep. Ruben Gallego, passes the House
Top latinx leaders joined a roundtable on  mobilizing PA Latinx voters in time for Election day. Photo: AL DÍA News/Getty Images
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Latinos aren’t a number: Top leaders talk mobilizing PA’s Latinx vote
Dr. Fauci’s prediction has sadly come true under the Trump administration’s guidance. Photo: EFE
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NY Common Pantry Collabs with Chef Kelvin Fernandez For Hispanic Heritage Month
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“Latin Music Queens” is a deep dive into lives of three Latina singers from three generations
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CAMÍNA drops two new singles ahead of her latest project
Una selva verde y frondosa llena de volutas de humo es para muchos un tipo de pipa de la paz. Photo: Reuters
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An Eden of cannabis next to Mexico's Senate
Un hombre-árbol con tantas anillas en su tronco como la historia de la humanidad. Photo: Wikipedia
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The Puerto Rican roots of Groot, Marvel's "sacred" superhero
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Juntos, Philly City Council members, and other community orgs call on city to cut ties with Devereux
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Breonna Taylor’s verdict failure
The ribbon cutting ceremony for the Philabundance Community Kitchen took place on Sept. 22, 2020. Photo courtesy of Philabundance.
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Sol Trujillo (right) is the Chair and Co-founder of the Latino Donor Collaborative (LDC), and co-founder of L’ATTITUDE. José E. Cil (left) is Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Restaurant Brands International Inc. (RBI).
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Latino Millionaires? McDonald’s claim to have many of them
The New Mainstream Economy CEO Townhall was part of the 2020 L'Attitude digital event, and opened with an insightful fireside chat with Sol Trujillo and Fortune 20 CEO, Hans Vestberg, discussing the Latino demographic and its importance to the New Mainstream Economy. Source: L'Attitude.
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Why Latinos will jump-start the economy
Arne Sorenson of Marriott, Michael Corbat of Citigroup and Oscar Munoz of United Airlines talked about the pressing issues of 2020 at L'Attitude. Photos: Marriott (left), Citigroup (center), Wayne Slezak (right) 
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This is not about diversity, but commerce: UNITED's CEO
Hans Vestberg is the CEO of Verizon. Photo: Vox
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A CEO who gets it: Hispanics Key to Future Growth
Walter Perez is a longtime anchor and reporter for Action News on 6ABC. Photo: 6ABC
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6abc’s Walter Perez returns to emcee AL DÍA’s virtual 2020 Hispanic Heritage Awards
Montañez's journey is the ultimate American Dream narrative. Photo: laprensalatina.com
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Richard Montañez to be keynote speaker at AL DÍA’s virtual 2020 Hispanic Heritage Awards
The advisory board for AL DÍA's 2020 Hispanic Heritage Awards feature some of the city's biggest leaders. Photo: Thinstockphotos
Business
Philadelphia’s business community rallies behind AL DÍA’s 2020 Hispanic Heritage Awards
Evelyn Nunez is the new Philadelphia Head of Schools. Photo: Harrison Brink.
Leaders
Dr. Evelyn Nuñez: The leader Philly needs for its students
José E. Feliciano (left) and Kwanza Jones (right) have made the biggest gift in history from Black and Latino donors to Princeton University. Photo: princeton.edu
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José E. Feliciano, Kwanza Jones make record $20 million donation to Princeton University

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