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Police Killings in Anaheim Lead to Protests, More Police Violence

On Saturday afternoon, July 21st, Anaheim, California police shot 24 year old Manuel Diaz in the back of the head after he ran away from police who had confronted him in the street. Later that night, police confronted a group of people who had

SEDENO AND FLORES PRODUCE LIVELY DEBATE AT TEJANO DEMOCRATS FORUM

Lubbock Tejano Democrats of Lubbock County hosted its last of two political forums this past Monday. The event was designed to inform voters about the candidates running for Precinct 3 Lubbock County Commissioner; along with candidates for County

REMEMBERING A REAL CHICANO; BY NEPHTALI DE LEON

Bidal Aguero, Lubbock, Texas

(Newspaper Publisher, Playwrite, Video maker, Political Activist-and sometime, borrachin!)

Upon his passing away on Tuesday,

Nov. 3, 2009, at six o�clock in the afternoon,

one day after �El Dia de Los

The Hidden History of the U.S. Latino Pres

Hispanic Link News Service

As the year-long bicentennial celebration of Latino newspapers in the United States comes to a close, its legacy continues to grow and serve a community.

�The bicentennial is a significant event

Tweeting From Iran

As I write this, the theocrats, with their police and Besij goons, are breaking up street demonstrators in Tehran and in other Iranian cities. The government there has stopped international journalists reporting from the street and sending

Your Honorable Mayor Tom Martin, Lady and Gentlemen of the Lubbock City Council,

I regret not being able to be present to express my opinion in regard of the new proposed animal shelter or dog pound as its most often called by everyday people of the City of Lubbock.

I feel that our District Leaders (District

FEAR AND LOATHING AND THE JUDGE

While some Republicans may try backing off their party�s shocking reaction to the Supreme Court nomination of Judge Sonia Sotomayor, the damage has already been done.

Not to her. But to the party.

Count those

HISPANIC PUBLICATIONS GROWTH DEFIES PRINT MEDIA TREND

By Kirk Whisler

Hispanic Link News Service

The year 2008 was one of ups and downs for Hispanic newspapers, magazines and other Latino publications throughout the United States. Despite some rough spots, the $1.4 billion in revenue they

Aztlán Economíca

We have come to realize that the Latino Economic block in the United States currently wields an overpowering $900 billion in buying power.

How much of this is spent in the barrios purchasing Chicano/Latino themed products?

We have seen an

FAIR AND OPEN ACCESS TO INTERNET IS CRUCIAL TO FREE SPEECH

By Rafael Olmeda, President, National Association of Hispanic Journalists and

Bryan Monroe, President, National Association of Black Journalists

Hispanic Link News

Capital Press Corps White to the Core

By Charlie Ericksen
Washington, D.C., the nation�s most important news center, is off-limits to Hispanics and other journalists of color.
A first-ever survey of Washington, D.C., news bureaus serving hundreds of daily papers throughout the

Cuerpo de Prensa de la Capital Blanco Hasta la Medula

Washington, D.C., el centro de noticias más importante de toda la nación, queda vedado para los hispanos y otros periodistas de color.
Los resultados de la primera encuesta nunca de las agencias de prensa con oficinas en Washington, D.C., que