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Read the Latest Latino Civil Rights News From Around the Country
At 16, Cruz Reynoso stood up for two Hispanics who were denied entry to a school dance, an episode that turned out to be just the beginning of a long career fighting civil rights battles. |
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| Some experts believe the measure, filed by the California-based Arizona Civil Rights Initiative, could limit university control of minority-based scholarships and recruiting efforts. |
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| Civil rights leaders, cultural critics and others are debating how to represent the diversity of black life while minimizing offensive words and images. |
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| For decades, Hispanics have existed mainly in the shadows of the American dream. Now they're taking to the streets in their millions, in the biggest march for equality since the Civil Rights movement. |
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U.S. Sen. Ken Salazar is taking heat from national civil rights groups for fence-sitting on a Bush nominee who has been accused of intentionally disenfranchising minority voters. |
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| SAN DIEGO ---- Immigrant rights advocates raised numerous questions Thursday about how fairly Latinos, farmworkers and immigrants were treated by authorities and employers during the recent wildfires. |
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For a while, Alberto Ramirez seemed to be living the American dream. Despite being a strawberry picker with an annual salary of $14,000 a year, he purchased a spacious Hollister home where he hoped to raise his family. |
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NEW YORK, Nov. 5 /PRNewswire/ -- Verizon's Connia Nelson, senior vice president - telecom human resources, is a recipient of the prestigious CareerFOCUS Eagle Award. |
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| Town of Deerfield Board meets the second Monday of each month at 7:30 p.m. at the Deerfield Municipal Building, 6329 Walker Road. Call 724-0413. The Adirondack Communities Advisory League will hold meetings at the Boonville UMC every Tuesday at 7 p.m. |
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| Thousands of pages from HRC’s tenure as first lady likely to be available as general election heats up. |
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