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Debunking Misinformation In Hispanic Communities To Avoid A Triple-Demic
Winter is coming, and so are the viruses that we’ve come to know as the triple-demic (flu, RSV, COVID). We
From Rhode Island to All: Latino Policy Institute’s Vision for America
In the tapestry of the American narrative, every thread tells a story. The Latino strand, vibrant and enduring, weaves a
More Than A Bus Ride
About a month ago, news swirled that RIPTA would be suspending its express bus service to the beach. I felt
Organ Donation: A Birthday Story
“Cumpleaños feliz, te deseamos a ti,” our family sang “Happy Birthday,” to my wife, Adriana. “Cumpleaños felices,” we cheered, not
It’s time to make voting safer and accessible in Rhode Island
The first time I witnessed my mom voting I was about 8 years old while we lived in Colombia. At
Our secret badges of grief should turn us toward empathy
While growing up, the idea of grief was foreign to me. It was something I saw others endure on television
Culture Vultures will never strip me of my Mexican identity
Suburban moms blend ice, margarita mix, and tequila into their blenders to ring in the weekend. College students order a
Día de Muertos: A cultural celebration dating back thousands of years — it’s not Mexican Halloween
Día de Muertos, or Día de los Muertos as it is called in the United States, is NOT Mexican Halloween nor is
Legacy News Media: “perpetrators of cultural exclusion”
One doesn’t need to spend much time reading a newspaper, listening to a news radio program, watching a newscast on