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Photo: Donna Barba Higuera
Education
The Last Cuentista
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Photo: Journalism Lab for Higher Education at Al Día News
Education
Top 5 books for students
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Authors of 'The mouse who played football' Brian Westbrook Sr and Lesley Van Arsdall. Photo: Rodrigo Campos-Sánchez/AL DÍA News
Philadelphia
Eagles HOF writes new book
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A shelf filled with books.
Books and Authors
TikTok, a booster for books
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Inside A Novel Idea bookstore on East Passyunk
Philadelphia
A novel space for artists
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Solo Ayuda es el título del nuevo libro de la jueza Sotomayor. Foto: PHILOMEL BOOKS
Books and Authors
Sotomayor's New kids book
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"Blood and Gold: The Legend of Joaquín Murrieta", the book by Peter Murrieta and Jeffrey J. Marriotte
Books and Authors
the Murrieta legend
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Challenges to books that depict the BIPOC and LGTBQ+ experience have been under attack. Photo: American Library Association
Policy
ALA Notes Uptick In Bans
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Judges in Spain have flip flopped on the censor of a number of LGBTQ+ texts. Photo: David McNew/Getty Images.
Policy
LGBTQ+ Censorship in Spain
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Here are some books to kick off Hispanic Heritage Month. Photo: Getty Images.
Books and Authors
Books for Hispanic Heritage
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Cota is hoping to write a third book. Photo: sandiego.edu
Advocacy
Scholarships for refugees
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Harriets Bookshop opened on Feb. 2020. Photo: Harrietsbookshop.com
Entrepreneurs
Harriet's Major Upgrade
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Giovanni's Room was founded in 1973. Photo: Katharine Snow-Milon
Advocacy
Feminist + LGBTQ literature
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Photo: Button Poetry
Heritage and History
Latinas in Poetry
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Cover What We Know
Books and Authors
Listen to convicts
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All Boys Aren't Blue
On screen
Upcoming Black Queer TV Show
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Literatura Oral: "Literature to Listen to." The new AL DÍA Radio Podcast about Latin American Literature. 
Policy
Literatura Oral
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EFE
Books and Authors
Top 5 books on immigration
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Trump's zero-tolerance policy against immigration has awakened public awareness about the humanitarian crisis at the U.S.-Mexico border.
Heritage and History
Three books about…
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Books and Authors
An American teacher's love…
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Heritage and History
What happens when too many…
Article
Heritage and History
HERstory: The United…
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Writer and activist Darnell L.Moore, born and raised in Camden, N.J.,  was bullied as a child for being black and gay. Photo: Youtube
Heritage and History
Darnell L. Moore: Growing…
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Desde el desafío de ser un indocumentado al reto de aprender un idioma o superar una crisis de identidad, AL DÍA News ha seleccionado cuatro libros que le acercarán a la experiencia de la migración en los Estados Unidos. 
Policy
Distant Voices
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Robert F. Kennedy appearing before Platform Committee, on August 19, 1964. Photo: Wikimedia
Policy
Democrats' Lost Dream?
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Alfredo Corchado, Mexican-American journalist and current Mexico City bureau chief for the Dallas Morning News, spoke about his new book, "HOMELANDS: Four Friends, Two Countries, and the Fate of the Great Mexican-American Migration," on June 4. Photo: Samantha Laub / AL DÍA News
Heritage and History
Finding Homelands in Philly
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El libro de la periodista Lauren Mackham fue ganador del 2018 Ridenhour Book Prize y seleccionaodo entre los mejores libros de 2017 por los críticos de The NY Times.
Books and Authors
The odyssey of two…
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Fiction section at Big Blue Marble Books, Mt. Airy, Philadelphia. Indie bookstores are very neighborhood center. Photo: Big Blue Marble Books
Heritage and History
Pick your indie bookstore!
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Siblings Daniel (r.), Miguel (c.) and Valentina (l.), who are setting off with their parents Angel Arana and Aurora Asensio in Argentina on their Meraki tour of Latin America in a library-school on wheels. EFE/Meraki project
Heritage and History
Books on Wheels
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When visiting Cuba, Ernest Hemingway used to stay in Hotel Ambos Mundos, in Havana.  EFE/Ernesto Mastrascusa
Heritage and History
Will Hemingway survive to…
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Argentine reporter Leila Guerriero knows how to deal with writing feature stories, that style often being used in Latin America to write about conflict and more marginal stories, but in an interview with EFE on June 7, 2017, she discussed bringing that kind of writing to science and innovation. EFE/Leonardo Muñoz
Heritage and History
Leila Guerriero: It is…