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LULAC current President, Domingo Garcia could lose election.
Policy
Puerto Ricans Lead LULAC
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Project Paperclip Team at Fort Bliss
Books and Authors
Educating the Enemy
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Héctor García dirigió la campaña "Viva Kennedy" para que el entonces candidato JFK ganase el favor de Texas. Photo: Getty Images
Heritage and History
A Veteran and pioneer
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Latinx voter-advocacy groups like Mi Familia Vota, Chicanos por la Causa, and the nationwide organization Voto Latino are the power behind Biden's Arizona victory. Photo: Getty Images.
Policy
Arizona Mexican-power
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The Latinx voting bloc proved its power in Arizona and Florida — on opposite ends. Photos: Getty Images
Policy
No more “Latino Vote”
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The “pride of Nayarit,” Victor González, and Culiacan, Sinaloa’s Julio Urias kept the Tampa Bay Rays at bay. Photo Courtesy: MLB
Heritage and History
Dodgers’ Mexican Pride
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En lugar de deshojar margaritas, la mexicoamericana se dedicó a buscarlas. Photo: Tpwmagazine 
Heritage and History
An intrepid Chicana botanist
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Andy Ruiz Jr celebrates his seventh round tko against Anthony Joshua after their IBF/WBA/WBO heavyweight title fight at Madison Square Garden on June 01, 2019 in New York City. (Photo by Al Bello/Getty Images)
Thought Leaders
Being Mexican American
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Participants in the summer program at the Mighty Writers El Futuro site make song bracelets on July 19, 2018. Photo: Emily Neil / AL DÍA News
Education
Weathering the storm
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Many of the short stories in Rivera's novel reveal harrowing conditions that Mexican American migrant workers faced, and thus could be seen as a work that calls for social change to provide better working conditions for these workers.
Books and Authors
Summer reading: 'And The…
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Álvaro Del Norte is the lead singer and accordion player for Piñata Protest, the Tex-Mex punk band he founded in his hometown of San Antonio, TX, ten years ago. Photo: Emily Neil / AL DÍA News
Music
Punk rock from the border
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In a visit to AL DÍA News on June 4, Corchado expressed his happiness to be able to launch his book Homelands in Philadelphia, the city where he began his professional career. Samantha Laub / Al Dia News 
Heritage and History
A voice for truth
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Alfredo Corchado, Mexican-American journalist and current Mexico City bureau chief for the Dallas Morning News, spoke about his new book, "HOMELANDS: Four Friends, Two Countries, and the Fate of the Great Mexican-American Migration," on June 4. Photo: Samantha Laub / AL DÍA News
Heritage and History
Finding Homelands in Philly
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Photo of Joaquin Avila Fred T. Korematsu for the Center for Law and Equality Launch (2009). Photo by Steve Shelton.
Heritage and History
Remembering Joaquín Ávila
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A new art exhibit in Denver explores contemporary life in the American West, as seen through the eyes of Latino artists and their immigrant experience. @denver.org
Heritage and History
Mi Tierra: The American…