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John Leguízamo, Lin Manuel Miranda and George López are our “early Historians” piecing together  the suppressed chapter of the Great American History. They, of course, need help from the rest of us. Gettyimages

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Latino History is No Joke

Comedians started the job of telling the story of the journey of 62 million Americans of Hispanic…
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The Community of Madrid will have a full agenda during the weekend. Photo: Official poster
Heritage and History
Hispanic Heritage in Madrid
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New York is one of the cities in the United States with the largest Latino presence. Photo: Wikicommons
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Hispanic Heritage in NYC
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Secretary Miguel Cardona talking with students and staff at Reading Area Community College.
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Secretary Cardona in PA
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Reyna Guzman Casarez organized Philly’s first parade of allegorical cars for Mexican Independence Day.
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Mexican Independence Day
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Rubén Amaro Jr. is one of the 2022 AL DÍA Archetypes, celebrating excellence of the Hispanic community. Photo: Dreamartstudio.vision
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A Love of Baseball
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Latin America flags.
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White House Highlights HSIs
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UnidosUS President & CEO, Janet Murguía announced the launch of the campaign Aug. 16.
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‘Count on Us’ Arizona
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'El Norte'
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The Hispanic Society
Heritage and History
Nuestra Casa
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Miami, Florida
Heritage and History
When Florida was Spanish
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Vicente Fernández, Bad Bunny and J Balvin are some of the most influential latin artists in the country. Foto: AL DÍA NEWS
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2021, the year of Latinos
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Amanda Nunes is the best female fighter currently. Photo: UFC
Heritage and History
Latina athletes in the U.S.
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Daniel Suarez, NASCAR champion. Photo: NASCAR
Heritage and History
Best Latino athletes
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Indigenous people in a horse drawn carriage, image to illustrate Columbus Day
Heritage and History
Do you honor Columbus Day?
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Cartagena de Indias is currently one of the UNESCO heritage cities. Photo: Pixabay
Heritage and History
200 years free of Spain
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A new historical marker honoring Latina LGBTQ activist Gloria Casarez was unveiled at Philadelphia City Hall on Friday, October 8. Photo: Jensen Toussaint/AL DÍA. 
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Honoring a LGBT icon
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Gabriel Escobar is the senior vice president and editor of the Philadelphia Inquirer. Photo: Shea Durant
Advocacy
Bucking a legacy
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Dr. Ana Diez Roux is AL DÍA's Medical Archetype for this year's AL DÍA Hispanic Heritage Month celebration. Photo: Harrison Brink/AL DÍA News.
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A Champion of Pop. Health
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The Happy Meal is currently the favorite menu for children. Photo: Getty Images. 
Heritage and History
The origin of the Happy Meal
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Perla Campos, Global Marketing Lead for Google Doodles. 
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Google Doodle Leader
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Bad Bunny is one of the most important exponents of the urban genre today. Photo: Getty Images
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Latin music is growing
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State of Hispanic Wealth
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Ambar Lucid perfoming her rendition of "Poker Face." Photo: GRAMMY.com, Recording Academy
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Ambar Lucid covers Lady Gaga
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Shakira is one of the many Latino celebrities to utlitize tax havens according to the Pandora Papers. Photo: Bloomberg
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Latinos in Pandora Papers
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A sketch of Ambassador Manuel de Trujillo y Torres by painter Miguel Torres.
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Who was Manuel Torres?
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Rubén Blades, Panamanian singer-songwriter
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Rubén Blades, the only one
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Survey about U.S. Latinos
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Uruguay is one of the best countries in Latin America to live in. Photo: Pixabay
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The latino Switzerland
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Women occupy an increasingly important role in science. Photo: wikicommons
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Women in science
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Migrants Bring Diversity to America
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Are the migrants alone?
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Stock Photo: Getty Images.
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More Latinos onscreen