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El español Pablo Isla, presidente de Inditex. Photo: Los40 / El País.

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Spanish or Hispanic?

When the The Times considered the president of Inditex, Pablo Isla, as "Hispanic," the response on…
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"Revenge's" sequel will have an evil pharmaceutical clan that is inspired by the Sackler's polemics, according to Hollywood Reporter.
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Latino time for "Revenge"
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Young people are not interested in inclusive language, according to a national survey. Getty Images.
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Latino or Latinx?
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The Pan American Academy Charter School entertains the audience with a flamenco performance Photos: Peter Fitzpatrick/AL DIA News
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Destination: Sevilla, Spain
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The Mint Building at the Community College of Philadelphia serves as the centerpiece of the college's main campus. Photo: Emily Neil / AL DÍA News
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LATINO RECRUITMENT AT CCP
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Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh is sworn in for his confirmation hearings, Sept. 4, 2018, Washington, D.C. Saul Loeb, AFP/Getty Images
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Latinos against Kavanaugh
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A study has shown that Latinos, while angry at the Trump government, don’t feel identified with the policies of the Democratic Party.
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It's no use being upset
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The wine industry is one of the elements that helped improve California's economic performance. EFE/ JOHN G. MABANGLO
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The years of plenty
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The wine industry –the best wine in the world is in Napa Valley— is one of the elements that helped improving California's economy performance.EFE/ JOHN G. MABANGLO
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The Californian boom: the…
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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. 
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Distant Voices
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Dr. Jess Carbino, a native from Philly, is Bumble's Sociologist and an online dating and relationship expert. 
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What do men and women want?
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Ondatrópica, Alejandro Fernández, Churupaca, Esteman, Iván Noble.
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New week, new music
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AL DÍA News.
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The "Of Color" Problem
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Kids  making musical instruments at PAFA summer art camp last year. Photo: PAFA
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“Kids who value differences…
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Roberto Díaz, photographed by Samantha Laub for AL DÍA News. 
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Our Musician CEO
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A female and Latino voice
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Children participate in the Little Angels Parade, a festival based on the traditional Day of the Dead in Tucson, Arizona. EFE/File
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This is Who We Are
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Margarita (Miriam) Abuawadeh is part of the first generation of Puerto Rican Americans born and raised in South Jersey. The youngest of 14 siblings, Margarita was baptized in the Catholic faith and educated in the order of the Jehovah's Witnesses. She converted to Islam during her university years. Photo: Juliet Happy
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"The Latino community is…
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Thomas Savino, CEO of Prospanica. Photo: Samantha Laub / AL DÍA News
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Prospanica celebrates mega…
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Illustration by rudall30 / Stock Photos.  
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[OP-ED]: Only True…
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Ilustración de Latinoamérica tomada de Pinterest
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[OP-ED]: What the hell is …
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Vista panorámica de Barcelona. Foto Edwin López Moya / AL DIA News
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Latino: Is it born or done?
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Despite major inclusion efforts, Latinos and African Americans are less represented in large academic institutions than they were 35 years ago.
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An unreachable education
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According to Pew, 68 percent of all Hispanics speak English proficiently. And, in 2013, the center noted that they tipped over into preferring English-language news, signaling that there may be some mismatch between what Latino readers say they want and what they will actually consume. 
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[OP-ED]: Publishers shouldn…
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Over 100 professionals in the Philadelphia area attended ‘Closing the Gap,’ a business diversity conference, at The Community College of Philadelphia Center for Business and Industry. Aja Beech
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The diversity of Latino…
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 The organizers of #TacoTrucksAtEveryMosque are trying to gather Latinos and Muslims to break their Ramadan fast together. (Photo: Steven Georges http://www.ocregister.com/ )
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#TacoTrucksAtEveryMosque:…
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The Greater Philadelphia Hispanic Chamber of Commerce held their networking mixer in downtown Philadelphia Tuesday evening.  Photo: Peter Fitzpatrick/AL DIA News
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Center City Networking…
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Richard Negrín es el primer hispano en tener opciones reales de ganar una elección a nivel de toda la ciudad. 
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Richard Negrin wants a …
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Latino and African-American children and teens during a protest before leaving on a bus for Washington to send a strong message to US President Donald Trump to stop deporting undocumented immigrants, in Miami, United States on Apr. 10, 2017. EFE/Giorgio Viera
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Young Latinos head for…
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Photo provided on Mar. 27, 2017 showing Alejandrina Guzman, at the University of Texas at Austin, United States. EFE/Alex Segura
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Disabled Latina activist…