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At least a dozen ships continue to sail, despite the global Coronavirus pandemic.

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Still on board

Words from the deck.
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Dr. Evelyn Nuñez, Chief of Schools of the School District of Philadelphia, breaks down the first steps of returning to the classroom. Photo: AL DÍA file photo
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Back to school
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Dr. Jose Torradas is a bilingual, board-certified Emergency Physician who has worked his entire career on the front lines across the United States.  Courtesy
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A beacon of hope
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Mayor Lori Lightfoot expressed her concerns regarding unfair distribution of COVID-19 vaccines in the Chicago area. Photo: Gettyimages.
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Chicago's Vaccine Disparity
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Maria Quiñones Sánches is the Chair of the Education committee for the Philadelphia City Council. Photo: AL DÍA
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An Equitable Reopening
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Biden's Stimulus Package. Photo: Matt Slocum/Associated Press
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The 'American Rescue Plan'
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Herramientas e iniciativas que ayudan a negocios latinos a sobrevivir los golpes de la pandemia. Spencer Platt / Getty Images
Patrimonio e Historia
Negocios latinos en pandemia
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La primera ayuda se lanza hoy 13 de enero de 2021 para solicitantes del centro y sur del país. 
Heritage and History
A rescue for Latinx artists
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Thought Leaders
Xenophobia isn't cute
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Zelena Blancas, la maestra bilingüe que se hizo viral muere por Coronavirus. Photo from: @blancas_DSSE
Patrimonio e Historia
Adiós a la profesora Blancas
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Adolfo Gutierrez Quiñones or Adolfo Gordon Quiñones, known professionally as Shabba Doo, was an American actor, dancer, and choreographer of African American and Puerto Rican descent. Foto: Archive.
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Farewell to Adolfo Quiñones
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Mascarilla obligatoria y 6 pies de distancia entre invitados que no convivan en el mismo domicilio. ¿Algo más? Photo:Free Press Journal
Heritage and History
New Year's Eve & COVID
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TikTok Superstar has CovidSource: ca.sport.yahoo.com
Heritage and History
2020's Hero Has Covid
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A staggering 69% of undocumented immigrant workers have jobs deemed essential by the Department of Homeland Security. Photo: Getty Images
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always essential
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The COVID-19 vaccine began distribution this week, amid distrust from Black and Latinx populations. Photo: Getty Images
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A history before COVID
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Progressives are pushing more aid, but sources say a more moderate stimulus check may be considered. Photos: Getty Images
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no checks, no vote
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Distrust of the medical community by Black and Latinx communities remains high as a vaccine is finally here. Photo: Jose Luis Pelaez Inc/Getty Images
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Vaccine fears on high
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Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez’s Homework helper program is a success. Photo: Reuters
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Need homework help?
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Some of the leading companies in the race for the vaccine are already submitting their marketing applications in Europe and the USA. Photo: Istock
Heritage and History
At Full Speed?
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A new study found that lifting eviction moratoriums can alter the rate of COVID-19 cases and deaths. Photo: Michael M. Santiago/Getty Images 
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Eviction=Infection+Death
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The U.S. Supreme Court blocks New York from enforcing COVID-19 limits on churches. Photo: Rogelio V. Solis, Associated Press 
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Sotomayor Speaks Out
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The amount of traveling despite suggestions otherwise from officials is concerning.Photo: Covidsgiving
Heritage and History
Is this "Covidsgiving" Week?
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In response to the ongoing pandemic and lack of PPE, on November 16, Independence Blue Cross announced that they would be distributing 500,000 masks at no cost to healthcare workers in Philadelphia.
Advocacy
Masks for Physicians
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Underrepresented students are questioning the value of an online education. Photo: Getty/Jeffrey Greenberg
Policy
Worth the cost?
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AOC has not forgotten about eviction that threatens millions every month is warning people of their rights. Photo: Getty Images
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AOC says #KnowYourRights
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Indigenous People’s day brings back to mind the atrocities Native peoples have had to face, just this year alone. Photo: David McNew/Getty Images 
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Indigenous People’s Day
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The President is putting his Supreme Court pick ahead of COVID-19 relief. Photo: Getty Images
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Landlord Trump
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U.S. President Donald Trump gives a thumbs up upon returning to the White House from Walter Reed National Military Medical Center on October 05, 2020 in Washington, DC. Trump spent three days hospitalized for coronavirus. (Photo by Win McNamee/Getty Images)
Thought Leaders
Spreader-in Chief is Back
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Dr. Fauci was joined by Dr. Peter Jay Hotez, Kenia Peregrino , and Dr. Robert Rodriguez, who answered the Hispanic Caucus’ questions. Photo: Getty Images
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Latinos and COVID-19
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Dr. Fauci’s prediction has sadly come true under the Trump administration’s guidance. Photo: EFE
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A slow tragedy
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A new report provides insight into what migrant detainees face under ICE. Photo: Getty Images
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confirming what we knew
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Bad Bunny Virtual Concert