Photo credit: Fibonacci Blue / Wikimedia Commons More than 14,000 migrants were camped out under the bridge in Del Rio, Texas, over the weekend, with images and videos from the scene making headlines. Reports by the El Paso Times described a border patrol agent swinging his whip and…
Photo credit: Thomas Hawk / Flickr Bay Area advocates are grappling with a rising cost of living and increased job insecurity that has resulted in a housing crisis affecting thousands of Latinos. Latino renters in San Francisco spend nearly 75% of their income on rent. Latinos also face…
California’s gubernatorial recall election is set to happen next Tuesday, September, 14. Experts say that Latinos may be the key to Gov. Gavin Newsom’s reelection. Photo credit: Gage Skidmore / Flickr The California recall election is near, and Latinos could be a key group in determining the results. …
The U.S. war in Afghanistan officially ended on Monday. In total, 2,461 American service members were killed in the 20-year war. Photo credit: Jason Minto / Air Force Mortuary Affairs Operations Five Latino heroes were among those whose lives were cut short when a bomb detonated outside of…
Congressional redistricting is under way, and it could affect representation for communities of color across the country. Photo credit: Stephen Melkisethian / Flickr The time to redraw district lines is here and Latino representation is on the line in many states. Legislative and congressional lines are redrawn every…
Latinas have been on the frontlines in the fight for equal rights. Sadly, many are forgotten in history. On this Women’s Equality Day, we celebrate the brave women who make us proud and remind us of what’s at stake in the fight for equality. Photo credit: Pablo Valerio…
Photo credit: Fred Murphy Photography Global warming is happening and it’s happening fast, according to a new report by a collection of the world’s leading climate experts. As President Joe Biden works with Congress to urgently tackle climate change, Pulso and dozens of likeminded Latino-led organizations are stepping…
The Department of Justice began an investigation into the corruption and misconduct of the Phoenix Police Department. Many advocates are saying there is still more left to uncover. Photo credit: Piqsels. For years, advocacy groups in Phoenix have sounded the alarm on unchecked corruption within local law enforcement.…
Photo credit: Chesapeake Bay Program / Flickr Latinos are at ground zero for climate change. Because many of us lack health care and are more likely to live in highly populated areas, Latino communities are often greatly impacted by climate disasters. Some 86% of Latinos support carbon emission…
The nation’s highways, roadways and bridges could all get some much needed improvements, and that could also mean more jobs for Latinos. Photo credit: Pxhere In a major win for President Joe Biden, the Senate on Tuesday passed with bipartisan support a $1.2 trillion infrastructure bill. If it…
