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Hispanic Heritage Month

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Open mic stage.
Heritage and History
Story Slam en Español
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Celebrities gathered this Wednesday for Hispanic Heritage Month. Photo: Instagram Judy Reyes
Heritage and History
Latinas at the White House
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Damian Rivera inspiring Fox Business students and ALPFA members during event on Sept. 28. Photo: Jensen Toussaint/AL DÍA.
Advocacy
The Value of Latinos
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Roberto Clemente. Photo: Louis Requena/MLB via Getty Images and PA Sen. Bob Casey, one of the supporters of the resolution. Photo: AL DÍA Archives.
Heritage and History
In honor of Roberto Clemente
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Chef Jose Garcés.
Entrepreneurs
Garcés' Roots
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Ron Anderson, Dean of the Temple Fox School of Business, welcomes attendees to the school's first Hispanic Heritage Month event. Photo: Jensen Toussaint/AL DÍA News.
Advocacy
Hispanic Heritage at Fox
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The 7th annual AL DÍA Archetypes Gala held at The Union League on Friday, Sept. 23. Photo: Peter Fitzpatrick/AL DÍA News.
Advocacy
Latinos can do it all
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Art by Virgilio Tzaj
Education
Hispanic Heritage at CCP
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Hispanic Heritage Month event logo
Education
Temple's HHM
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A woman's hands on a Ford's car wheel.
Advocacy
Legendary Latino Women
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Macy's Hispanic Heritage Month campaign.
Advocacy
Kicking Off Heritage Month
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Comcast offices.
Advocacy
TV to Honor Hispanic Culture
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Reyna Guzman Casarez organized Philly’s first parade of allegorical cars for Mexican Independence Day.
Heritage and History
Mexican Independence Day
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Edward James Olmos with a collection case of wine.
On screen
A Latino Cult Film
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Green Lantern by Jorge Molina is one of the covers of the month. Photo: Twitter Jorge Molina
Books and Authors
DC Comics Latino Covers
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The Association of Mexican Business Owners will be hosting its inaugural fundraising event in honor of Hispanic Heritage Month. Courtesy Photo.
Entrepreneurs
Mexican biz owner fundraiser
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Pictured: Latino voters protest in Berks county on November 2020. Ben Hasty/MediaNews Group/Reading Eagle via Getty Images.
Policy
Biden's message to Latinos
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These are the 2022 AL DÍA Archetypes to be honored on Friday, Sept. 23, 2022 during Hispanic Heritage Month. Photo: Maybeth Peralta/AL DÍA News.
Advocacy
The 2022 AL DÍA Archetypes
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Jose Garces, renowned chef, is one of the 2022 AL DÍA Archetypes and will be honored for his impact in entrepreneurship. Photo: Harrison Brink/AL DÍA News.
Entrepreneurs
The Power of Food
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Rubén Amaro Jr. is one of the 2022 AL DÍA Archetypes, celebrating excellence of the Hispanic community. Photo: Dreamartstudio.vision
Heritage and History
A Love of Baseball
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George López among famous comedians.
Advocacy
Hispanic Heritage Month
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Maria Elena Salinas and Walter Perez
Advocacy
Meet the TV co-hosts
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Photo by Jackie Lee Young
Music
Welcoming LGBT History Month
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U.S. President Joe Biden speaks at the White House in Washington, DC, on August 3, 2021, during a meeting with Latino community leaders to discuss his economic agenda, immigration reform, and the need the need to protect the right to vote. Photo: Jim Watson/AFP via Getty Images.
Thought Leaders
Congress Needs to Act|OP-ED
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Alejandro Bedoya’s time at the Philadelphia Union has been the most successful in the club’s history.  Harrison Brink/AL DÍA News.
Corporate
The Union’s Heart & Soul
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Peña was inspired to get into the business world by her mother, who ran a bakery on the Upper West Side of Manhattan.   Mike Jachles/
Corporate
POWERFUL AFRO-LATINA VOICE
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The premier celebration of America's Hispanic Heritage will take place on Sept. 24. Graphic: Maybeth Peralta/AL DÍA News.
Advocacy
AL DÍA Archetype nominees
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A sketch of Ambassador Manuel de Trujillo y Torres, as sketched by painter Miguel Torres.
Philadelphia
Who was Manuel Torres?
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Graphic: Maybeth Peralta/AL DĺA News.
Philadelphia
2021 AL DÍA Archetypes
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Juan Torres Lopez, 1st Class Electrician, 2 ½ years of service. Photo by SEPTA
Health
SEPTA reflects on HHM
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Richard Montañez's story has been heard around the world and will be a Hollywood movie in the near future. Photo: Getty Images
Advocacy
A story for all