Demographics

“South Philly Barbacoa ” uses their restaurant as a platform to raise awareness on undocumented workers’ rights.

Almost half of the 50 Orlando mass shooting victims were Latino

The 2016 presidential candidates reacted to the massacre with vastly different approaches

Nonprofit groups will host workshops on how to properly buy a house on June 13th and 14th.

Should the legislation pass, locally-issued government IDs will be provided to the homeless, formerly incarcerated, undocumented immigrants, and others who may not have a form of identification.

In 2014, 60 percent of U.S. Latinos were under the age of 33, according to an analysis of Census data by the Pew Research Center.

Though an aversion to these “hostile states” might seem like a no-brainer, what is significant is that the study found that both non-citizen and naturalized Latinos tended to avoid these states more now than two decades ago.

The Information Technology and Innovation Foundation reported that highly educated immigrants play an outsized role in driving technological progress in the U.S.

The city is one of eight others chosen across the country by the National League of Cities to participate.

Mexicans keep migrating to the U.S. in large numbers. However, since the end of the 2008 recession the number of Mexicans who have left the country is higher than the number of people who have migrated here.

In gentrifying neighborhoods across the nation, different aspects of American culture come into conflict —and the resulting clash is redefining urban life in America.

The number of people who live on our planet will continue to grow until the end of the century. According to the latest United Nation demographic report, the global population will rise from 7.9 billion people (the organization’s count for 2015) to 11.2 billion by year 2100.

To date, at least 16 of the 105 Latino victims were not carrying a deadly weapon.

There is a significant number of Latino children growing up in the U.S. What is their situation?

We want to believe that the word ‘segregation,’ use in any context, is a term of the past that no longer applies to today’s daily vocabulary. But unfortunately it seems to be more present than ever in Pennsylvania.