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Democracy is like a penny machine by Talia Rodriguez In 1929, in Puerto Rico, a law was approved granting the
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The First Latina Elected
by Talia Rodriguez Latinaherstory March 2026 Hi, I’m Talia. I’m a school board member from Buffalo’s West Side — and
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Facing terminal illness
Governor Hochul signed the Medical Aid in Dying Act into law last week. New York becomes the 13th state and
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From the Fields to the Frontlines
From the Fields to the Frontlines: A Latina Dreamer by María Delgado Sutton A Dreamer is someone who came to
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The Silence of Power
by Claudia Cataldi Have you noticed that true luxury no longer shines? That the symbols of power that once screamed
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We Are Building a More Affordable New York
by Walter T. Mosley, NYS Secretary of State Let’s face it, the cost of living isn’t cheap. Whether you’re buying
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New Legislation Supporting New York’s Kids and Expanding Access to Affordable Child Care
Governor Hochul Signs New Legislation Supporting New York’s Kids and Expanding Access to Affordable Child Care as Part of FY
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House of Bone and Rain
House of Bone and Rain, by Gabino Iglesias Reviewed by Rob English In the La Perla district of San Juan,
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“The Mexican Dream”
There is life and work after deportation: “The Mexican Dream” provided by Adriana Guzmán Fear, insecurity, and uncertainty are some of
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An Economic Strategy
Transition to Renewable Energies and Sustainable Buildings should not only be an Environmental Aspiration, but also an Economic Strategy. Provided
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