Hispanics in Florida Better Off Than a Year Ago; Outlook Remains Positive: Report

Financially, Hispanics in Florida are better off than they were a year ago, and Hispanics in the state expect that they'll continue to have good fortune for years to come, according to a survey by the Florida Atlantic University Business and Economics Polling Initiative in the College of Business.

Washington DC Beckons Latino Population Amid Opportunities in Business, Politics, Economics & Education

Washington D.C. will see the doors of the Cuban embassy open for the first time in several decades, signaling a new era for Cuban-American relations. Nonetheless, the town, once termed "Chocolate City," has long been the stomping ground for motivated Hispanics/Latinos, from Cuba and beyond, searching for nothing more than opportunities in business,politics, economics and education.

#BrownLivesMatter: Shootings of Unarmed Latinos by Police Continuously Earns Muted Reactions

While the shooting death and chokehold strangling of unarmed African American men and women by police officers has been mainstreamed, there has been distinct silence surrounding police killings of unarmed Latino men and women. Many who are vocal on the matter insist that #BrownLivesMatter tells a very different story than #BlackLivesMatter.

Devious Maids Season 3 Episode 7 Recap, Spoilers: Blanca is Dead, so What's Next for the Maids?

"Devious Maids," the Lifetime series that focuses on a close-knit group of maids," is a continuous source of intrigue and drama. While the season is already half over, there are still plenty of surprises ahead, even after the surprising murder of newcomer Blanca.

'Face the Nation' and Other English-Language Sunday Shows Lack Hispanic Representation: Study

English-language Sunday shows lack Hispanic representation, and when Hispanics guests are invited, immigration is the sole topic they're asked to discuss. But Spanish-language Sunday broadcasts aren't much better.

Homicides Among Brazilian Youth on the Rise: Report

Brazil, the largest South American and Portuguese-speaking country, has doubled the murder rate of its young in the past 20 years. Approximately 28 Brazilian children and adolescents are murdered every day.

Study: GOP May Need Nearly Half of Latino Voters to Win in 2016

In 2016, the GOP will have to work harder than ever before to seize the enough of the Latino vote to win the presidency, requiring the support of nearly half the Latino vote, according to new estimates. The hard math may explain why some Republican candidates aren't even trying.

Hispanic Millennials Capable of Swaying Elections, But Most Historically Don't Vote

Hispanic youth are capable of commanding local and national elections, but a majority of young Latinos simply aren't voting.

Pitbull to Donald Trump: 'I'm a Latino First, I support Our People'

Mr. Worldwide, also known as the multi-platinum award-winning rapper Pitbull, has a message for Donald Trump, the Republican presidential candidate who recently came under fire for saying that Mexican immigrants were rapist, criminals and drug dealers. That message is "I'm not a politician. I'm a musician. I'm a Latino first. I support our people."

Step One In Diminishing Urban Health Inequalities? Plant Some Trees

Neighborhood green space and natural environments populated with trees can greatly improve health.

Marco Rubio Joins Fellow GOP Presidential Candidates Scorning Donald Trump After McCain Comments

Donald Trump, the Republican presidential candidate who has proven to be a rabble-rouser within past weeks, is finally receiving inner-party reactions to his offensiveness and hatemongering.

Improved Cuba-US Relations Could Have Severe Impact on Thousands of US-Dwelling, Cuban-Born Citizens

Cuba and the United States are working toward reestablishing ties; in doing so they'll re-open embassies for the first time in more than half a century. However, the rekindling will also affect the lives of ten of thousands of Cuban nationals living in the U.S. who face deportation by order of immigration authorities.

Sheriff Joe Arpaio, DOJ Reach Partial Settlement Over Lawsuit Accusing Him of Unlawful Detainment, Maltreatment of Latino Immigrants

Sheriff Joe Arpaio, the six-time elected sheriff of Maricopa County, Arizona, has reached a partial settlement with the Department of Justice over its civil rights lawsuit against him, the Maricopa County Sheriff's Office and Maricopa County, Arizona.

Donald Trump Used Deferments to Avoid Vietnam War, Says John McCain Is "Not a War Hero"

Donald Trump recently attacked fellow Republican Senator John McCain, proclaiming, "He's not a war hero" and was only viewed as a hero because "he was captured." The twist, however, is Donald Trump avoided serving in the Vietnam War with deferments, possibly proving himself to be a coward.

Few Obese Individuals Will Reach Normal Weight or Keep Off Lost Pounds: Study

The American Journal of Public Health published a report on weight loss and obesity, which asserts that very few obese individuals will reach a normal weight or keep of fany lost pounds if they manage to lose the weight.

Latino, Black, Ethnically Mixed Hardest Hit by Housing Crisis, Racial Segregation Fuelled Conditions

Black, Hispanic/Latino and ethnically mixed communities were hardest hit by the housing crisis during the mid-late 2000s, a terrible situation that was made worse by the phenomenon known as "white flight."

Young, Untrained and Unpaid Caregivers Frequently Experience Anxiety When Caring for Loved Ones

Characteristically young, untrained and unpaid, caregivers frequently experience anxiety when caring for loved ones, and they often need help with financial and legal planning.

Mexican Women Work 20 Percent More Hours Than Men Each Week: Report

Mexican men work hard, but Mexican women work harder -- and Mexican women are more likely to go unrewarded for labor, says new report.

SALUD: Many US Adults Fail to Consume Recommended Amount of Fruits, Vegetables

Aromatic and flavorful fruits and vegetables are attractive, delicious and healthy, but Hispanics/Latinos and many other U.S. adults consistently fail to meet the national recommendation for consumption of fruits and vegetables, eat less than two of each a day.

Season 2 'Gotham' TV Show Cast & Spoilers: Which Villians Will Appear in Upcoming Season?

"Gotham," FOX's pre-Batman series, has attempted to collect and cast every villain and anti-hero from the saga to employ them as the latest scoundrel or foreboding "big bad." The upcoming season will include a number of villains, including Firefly, the Flamingo and Calendar Man. But, it will also feature ally Azrael.

Hispanic/Latino Professionals More Likely to Use Twitter, Facebook to Find Info on Advocacy and Identity

Hispanic/Latino professional adults are more likely than their non-Latino white counterparts to use Twitter and Facebook when seeking out information about advocacy and/or identity.

PALABRAS: Sheila Sheeran, Author of 'Tu Peor Error: Materia Oscura,' Talks Benefits of Self-Publishing, Romantic Fiction

Sheila Sheeran, Spanish-language Puerto Rican author of "¿Te acostarías conmigo?" and "Tu Peor Error: Materia Oscura," was motivated toward authorship by her cumulative life experiences. Nearly 40-years-old, the daytime marketing executive borrows from her own life to fuel her provocative romantic fiction.

Afro-Latino Festival 2015: Que Bajo?!, Les Nubians, Cultura Profética and Los Hacheros Share Importance of Diversity in Music

In its third year, the Afro-Latino Festival pulsed with vibrant, melodic sounds that can be found throughout Latin America and mapped back to "the mother land." Beyond food, language and history, there's no better way to trace culture ties than with music.

Juvenile Arthritis Awareness Month: Early Diagnosis and Treatment Could Save Thousands

Kids get arthritis, too. As unlikely as it may seem, elderly individuals aren't the only ones deeply affected by the inflammatory condition. July, Juvenile Arthritis Awareness Month, is the month when health professionals and advocacy groups work tirelessly to raise awareness about the condition that's affecting the lives of thousands of children.

Third Annual Afro-Latino Festival Marks Celebration of Afrolatinidad, Diverse Voices in Latino Community

The Afro-Latino Festival moved from borough-to-borough in its third year, showcasing impressive demonstrations, stellar music performances, collective culture, African roots, and the colorful manifestation of the diverse Latino community.
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