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VP Harris Meets with Latinas

The political and business leaders recognized Hispanic Heritage Month and talked about how the…
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In his lab, Dr. Russo explains how fast cancer cells can develop, 2018. Photo: Sam Laub / AL DÍA News
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Latinos in science
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A Latina MacArthur genius
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CAPTION: Berklee College of Music buildings at its campus on Massachusetts Avenue in Boston are pictured on March 17, 2020. Photo: David L. Ryan/ The Boston Globe via Getty Images.
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Berklee Honors Latin Music
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Extraordinary US Latino GDP
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Americo Vespucio was the first man to identify the new continent as a new world. Photo: Wikipedia Commons
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Why America is named America
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Advertising image of the Latin Grammy Awards
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"Music unites us"
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Camilo King of Latin Grammys
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Snow's time to shine
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Sandra Gamarra's Buen Gobierno was recently unveiled in the Spanish capital amid controversy around government intervention. Photo: Guillermo Gumiel
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Latina artist censored
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Omar Apollo at Latin Grammys
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Latinas recover from the pandemic with their own business. Photo: Getty Images
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powerful latinas
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Professional man of Latino origin in office
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Hispanics in the workplace
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Camilo is the artist with the most nominations this year. Photo: Getty Images
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2021 Latin Grammy Nominees
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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
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Pedro Ramos is a lifelong Philadelphian, leaving the city for the first time after more than 20 years old to go to law school.    Harrison Brink/AL DÍA News.
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A Pillar of Philanthropy
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The famous ¡Mira! kid showing off his skeleton socks. Screenshot: Twitter.
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Bonding Over Memes
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Asthon, Nalleli and Luis are some of the young Latinos who are making changes in the country. Photo: Collage photos Instagram
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Young Latinos for the future
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Ingredientes para preparar una sopa
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One-of-a-kind Cuisine
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Official poster of the Latin Music Festival in Miramar.
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A Music Festival in Miramar
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Ten outstanding Hispanic individuals were the inaugural recipients of the Ambassador Manuel Torres Award during the AL DIA Archetypes Gala September 24 Photos: Peter Fitzpatrick/AL DIA News
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The Archetypes
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Miami is the city with the most Latinos in the country. Photo: PixaBay
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The Latino U.S. city
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Keyboard with key that simulates direct command from Amazon
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"Let's celebrate"
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Photo: Esta Vida Es Muy Bonita cover artwork, Banda El Recodo de Cruz Lizarraga
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5 songs from 2nd week of HMM
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Juanpa Zurita is one of the most important Latin influencers on the internet. Photo: https://mx.hola.com/
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Latin influencers in the US
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Not Enough Latinos in Media
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This Must Be the Place: Latin American Artists in New York, 1965-1975 is a new exhibition just in time for Hispanic Heritage Month. Photo: Leandro Katz
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Latino Artists in NYC
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Hispanic Students in the US
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Hispanics, gaining numbers
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Pedro Martinez speaks during a news conference Sept. 15, 2021, at Benito Juarez Community Academy after being selected by Mayor Lori Lightfoot as the next CEO of Chicago Public Schools. Photo Credit: Antonio Perez/Chicago Tribune.
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Latino to lead CHI schools
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Machito appears in this photo on the right playing the maracas. His name was Francisco Raúl Gutiérrez Grillo. He impacted the New York musical world with Mario Bauzá, the musical director of his orchestra. Getty Images
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Latin Caribbean Music Movers
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Fans enjoy a musical presentation
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Music for Hispanic Heritage
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The Marías Celebrate HHM