The Future of Ethnic Studies on Its 50th anniversary: Autonomy and Self-Determination Are Missing

The Future of Ethnic Studies on Its 50th anniversary: Autonomy and Self-Determination Are Missing

Harvey Dong February 2019
Puro Corazón: The Heartwork of Melanie Cervantes

Puro Corazón: The Heartwork of Melanie Cervantes

Moi Santos February 2019
White Fantasies and other Poems

White Fantasies and other Poems

Jesus Cortez April 2019
Zapatismo at Twenty-Five and its Impact on Chicana/o Activism: Part 1

Zapatismo at Twenty-Five and its Impact on Chicana/o Activism: Part 1

Pablo Gonzalez August 2019
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The Future of Ethnic Studies on Its 50th anniversary: Autonomy and Self-Determination Are Missing

Harvey Dong February-12
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Puro Corazón: The Heartwork of Melanie Cervantes

Moi Santos February-19
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White Fantasies and other Poems

Jesus Cortez April-9
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Zapatismo at Twenty-Five and its Impact on Chicana/o Activism: Part 1

Pablo Gonzalez August-30

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The price of being ‘essential’: Latino service workers bear brunt of coronavirus

RevistaNoj May 17, 2020

The price of being ‘essential’: Latino service workers bear brunt of coronavirus       For Lupe Martinez, who does the laundry at a Riverside nursing home, each day presented an agonizing choice: Go to work and risk getting the novel coronavirus or lose the $13.58-an-hour paycheck her family relies

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U.S. Latinos among hardest hit by pay cuts, job losses due to coronavirus

RevistaNoj May 15, 2020

  April 3, 2020 U.S. Latinos among hardest hit by pay cuts, job losses due to coronavirus By Jens Manuel Krogstad, Ana Gonzalez-Barrera and Luis Noe-Bustamante Hispanics are more likely than Americans overall to say they or someone in their household has experienced a pay cut or lost their job

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The Curious Case of Latinos and Covid-19

RevistaNoj May 15, 2020

  The curious case of Latinos and Covid-19 Apr 27, 2020 at 8:06 am By Esmy Jimenez Covid-19 cases are showing up among Latinos and people of color at higher rates across the United States. Initial data from the Washington State Department of Health shows Latinos account for nearly 30%

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For Latinos and Covid-19. Doctors Are Seeing on “Alarming” Disparity

RevistaNoj May 15, 2020

  By Miriam Jordan and Richard A. Oppel Jr. Published May 7, 2020Updated May 9, 2020   Dr. Eva Galvez works as a family physician for a network of clinics in northwestern Oregon, where low-income patients have been streaming in for nasal swabs over the past several weeks to test

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