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Latino USA with Maria Hinojosa, produced by The Futuro Media Group, is the longest running Latino-focused program on U.S. public media.
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NPR’s Latino USA with Maria Hinojosa, produced by the Futuro Media Group, is the longest running Latino-focused program on U.S. public media.
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A bilingual journalist with 20 years in the field, Andrea is currently a senior editor at Latino USA.. Andrea spent just over half of her career at Dow Jones where she worked as an editor for The Wall Street Journal Americas division.For several years, she was also the New York-area correspondent for El Comercio, her native Peru’s leading daily newspaper.
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2024年10月27日 · Some Latinos Want to Be White, And We All Want Respect (OPINION) By Maria Hinojosa Nov 14, 2024 Read More
Natasha Alford on Growing Up 'American Negra' - Latino USA
2024年12月15日 · Natasha S. Alford has always been three things: Black, Latina and an overachiever. Weeks after a historic presidential election, Maria Hinojosa sits down with the political analyst, journalist, and media executive to talk about solidarity between Black and Latinx communities, as well as Natasha’s latest achievement—her debut memoir American Negra.
Journalist Roundtable: Unlocking the Latino Vote - Latino USA
2024年9月22日 · For years, John, Maria Elena, and Paola have been on the ground watching the Latine population grow in places you wouldn’t expect. Like in North Dakota and Schuylkill County, Pennsylvania, where Latinos are one of the fastest-growing populations, making them “the swing within the swing states,” as Maria Hinojosa points out.
The Misinformation Web - Latino USA
2024年10月27日 · Read the episode transcript here. Misinformation targeted at Latino communities in the United States isn’t a new phenomenon. In past elections, false narratives and lies flooded not just social media, but radio waves as well—particularly in Spanish.
Becoming Paloma: A Young Woman’s Transition Journey
2024年11月15日 · At Maria’s class, Paloma was using they/them pronouns and responding to her deadname —the name a transgender or non-binary person uses before they transition. She sat at the back of the class, shy and downcast, and barely spoke a word.
We Are Here: Mapping Indigenous Migrant Languages - Latino USA
2022年3月29日 · For years, the U.S. Census has undercounted Indigenous migrants, grouping them together under the label of “Hispanic” or “Latino.” This is a problem for communities whose first or most used language is not Spanish or English, but Zapotec, Chinantec, K’iché or any of the various Indigenous languages that can be heard in the …
#1521 - A Latino History of the U.S. - Latino USA
2015年5月22日 · Take a trip around the country with host Maria Hinojosa to learn about Latino history. Hear about the patriotic celebrations of Laredo, Texas andthe first colony in the US—it’s not where you think it is. Also: could Zorro be the first American superhero? A high school class in East LAlearns about the Chicano movement.And just where did the term “Hispanic” come from?